Lewisburg Alliance Youth
Many students feel pulled between the world’s pressure to perform and Jesus’ invitation to follow Him.
We understand the weight you carry as you seek to protect their hearts and prepare them to stand firm.
Our goal is to partner with you in this “sweet labor” by focusing on three key pillars:
THE WORD OF GOD
We help students actually open the Bible and understand how it can help them with the very real challenges they face each and every day. Learning to listen to God’s voice and stay grounded when life—and the world—get loud.
THE LOVE OF JESUS
We remind them that their value comes from Jesus—not grades, sports, popularity, or social media—and that following Him gives them a steady foundation for life.
THE CALL TO SERVE
We create spaces where students can live out what they’re learning, so faith becomes more than words and starts shaping how they treat others.
In a constantly-shifting world, we offer students the opportunity to become rooted in God’s unchanging truth.
A place to belong, a place to be built up.
Youth Group
Sunday 6-8 PM in the Youth Room
Students are growing up under constant pressure to perform, fit in, and figure out truth for themselves—often feeling torn between what the world expects and what it actually looks like to follow Jesus.
Youth Group is a weekly gathering where students can slow down, feel known, and grow in their faith alongside peers and caring leaders. Each week includes real conversation, relevant Bible teaching, and practical ways to live out faith—creating a space where students are valued for who they are, not what they achieve. It’s a place to ask honest questions, learn God’s truth, and see what following Jesus looks like in everyday life.
Over time, students build a faith that brings peace, confidence, and purpose—rooted in Christ, grounded in truth, and lived out through service and leadership.
Small Group Huddles
Wednesday 6:15-7:30 PM in the Children’s Center
Even in a great large group setting, it’s easy for students to feel unseen, keep struggles to themselves, and walk away unsure how to apply faith to their everyday lives.
Huddles are weekly small groups where students meet with the same leader and a few peers, creating space to be known, ask honest questions, and talk through what following Jesus actually looks like at school, at home, and with friends. In this smaller setting, students experience meaningful relationships, practical encouragement, and accountability that helps faith move from information to real-life growth.
Students grow into confident, resilient followers of Jesus—grounded in truth, supported by community, and equipped to lead and influence others with their faith.
Youth Parent Consent Form
Download and complete the required consent form for LAC Students events and activities.
