FSM desires each of our students to experience an equipping community that allows them to wrestle with the truth of the gospel and how it impacts everyday life. We create space for our students to be courageously real and authentically known in relationships with others in what we call “242 Groups” (named after Acts 2:42). These small groups are open and available to all and led by 1-3 adult leaders, divided up by grade and gender.  

They devoted themselves to the apostles teaching and the fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer. Acts 2:42

Fellowship Student Ministry believes in the value of fun—creating an environment where students feel safe through shared experiences. We know life can be hard and feel heavy, and often it seems like there is no relief. That’s why FSM Camps and Retreats are designed to help students laugh, have fun, and be themselves with friends—all while digging deeper into God’s Word. We provide 3-4 camps throughout our calendar year for students to attend and hope that your student would join us in the fun of getting away!  

Baptism is one of the two ordinances instituted and commanded by Jesus for believers. It is an outward symbol of an inward life change and a celebration of becoming part of the body of Christ. Because we believe in the profession of faith, we require all students who desire to be baptized at Fellowship to meet with a staff member in order to determine their understanding and readiness.

Fellowship Student Ministry typically has two Wednesday Nights a year focused on baptism. Along with those Wednesday nights, students are welcome to be baptized in a baptism service on Sunday Morning, during a special all-church evening worship and prayer gathering, or in a smaller setting with family and friends. If you are interested in being baptized, fill out this form, and a staff person will contact you to set up a meeting!

To stay connected with us on Instagram, follow us @fellowshipstudentstn. 

242 Leaders

In 242 groups, leaders facilitate small group conversations with a group of 10-15 students after a large group teaching. This is where leaders get to foster a fun and safe community for the students to experience God and each other.

Volunteer Requirements:

• A fellowship member or regular attender 
• Attend a volunteer training session 
• Complete our abuse prevention training 
• Sign off on our Policy and Procedures

I'm interested in becoming a 242 leader

Wednesday Night Worship Hospitality

Another way to serve our Student Ministry is by volunteering to bring a meal on Wednesday Night for our Band and Staff. Email  to sign up to bring a meal.