Summit Youth Ministry
Updated: Aug 21
Come as you are. Find your people. Grow your faith.
Summit Youth Ministry is a place for 6th–12th grade students to belong, build real friendships, ask honest questions, and discover what faith looks like in everyday life.
We know being a teenager today comes with pressures and challenges that can feel very different from even a few years ago. That's why Summit is intentional about creating a safe, welcoming space where students can be themselves. You don't have to have faith figured out. You don't have to know all the answers. And there are no questions too big, too complicated, or too uncomfortable for us to talk about.
SUNDAY NIGHTS AT SUMMIT
Our weekly gatherings are designed to give students a place they actually want to be. Sunday nights include food, games, relevant teaching, small groups, worship, laughter, and plenty of time to connect with friends and trusted adult leaders.
Summit is led by Student Ministry Leader Martha Walker alongside an incredible team of adult volunteers who genuinely care about students and want to walk alongside them as they grow.
FAITH THAT GOES BEYOND SUNDAY
Serving others is a huge part of who we are.
Throughout the year, Summit students have opportunities to put their faith into action through local service projects, mission trips, and outreach opportunities beyond our own community. We want students to discover that following Jesus isn't just something we talk about—it's something we live.
Our goal isn't simply to create students who attend youth group. We want to help young people develop a faith that becomes their own—a faith that shapes how they treat people, how they respond to the world around them, and who they are becoming.
In a world that is constantly changing, Summit offers students something steady: a community where they are known, valued, challenged, encouraged, and reminded that they are never walking through life alone.
Come hang out with us on Sunday evenings. Bring your questions. Bring your friends. Bring your doubts. Bring your whole self.
There's a place for you here.
OSUMC SUMMIT
Leading students on a higher path.
Come as you are. All are welcome.
It’s easy to live in a world of me first—my plans, my opinions, my image, my success, my way. But when “me” starts taking up too much space, we can unintentionally push God to the edges of our lives.
Throughout the year, LEGO MY EGO will challenge us to recognize the ways pride, comparison, insecurity, control, jealousy, and the need for approval can get in the way of who God is calling us to be.
Together, we’ll discover what it means to let go of MY ego and make more room for God in our friendships, families, schools, decisions, faith, and everyday lives.
Less ME. More GOD. Let go of MY EGO.
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