The Bethel Student Ministries exists to help students grow in the relationship with Christ by providing environments for them to:

• Know God in a life changing way- Discipleship
• Honor God in word, actions, and attitude- Worship
• Connect with Christ's followers- Fellowship
• Serve in ministry to others-Service
• Share the good news  of Jesus Christ with others- Evangelism

What programs help accomplish the five focus areas of our mission?

While worship is so much more than singing songs, there is no doubt that singing praises to God is one of the primary ways God has given us to worship Him. On Sunday mornings we are led into engaging worship through song by our worship team.

Our primary discipleship times happen in our midweek small groups, students break up into smaller groups and meet with an adult leader to study God's word. We also encourage our leaders to mentor students one on one which has been and continues to be an incredible way students have grown leaps and bounds in their faith.

Our primary fellowship times happen through our Sunday nights and our midweek small groups where students and leaders hang out with one another. Our Retreats and Camps are also great opportunities for our students to deepen relationships with one another.

Our primary evangelism efforts are done by students inviting their unbelieving friends to any of our Sunday night activities and our mid-week small groups. We also participate in Mission Trips and VBS programs to enable our students to share their faith with others. We offer a sports league (flag football and ultimate Frisbee) in winter and early spring to reach out to students in our city.

We offer our students a variety of ways in which they can do ministry or serve. There are Ministry Leadership Teams available for students to use their talents and gifts to serve our student ministry. We also participate in Service Projects throughout the year where students serve in the community. Our yearly Mission Trips also offer our students an incredible opportunity for our students to serve people in other areas of the world.