Student Ministry

Student Ministry is for students from 6th through 12th grade.  For more information, about any of our Student Ministry offerings, contact:

  • Jordan Jones, Student Ministries Director, at 517-272-3839
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  • Shelly McGee, Student Ministries Ministry Assistant, at 517-272-3841
  • Elika Stroman, Student Ministries Community Groups Coordinator at 517-492-1862 
  • Brandon Rood, Student Ministries Media Arts Assistant at 517-272-3841

Did you know we have a YouTube™ Video Channel where you can watch videos we have shown to students in the past?  Fun stuff…click here to check it out!
 

Mark your calendars:

Join us for the Trinity Students’ & Adults’ Ski Club!  We will ski the following dates at Bittersweet in Otsego:
  ► January 16, 23 & 30
  ► February 6 & 20
  ► March 6, 13 & 20
Call or text Scott with questions or to reserve your spot for transportation at 517.819.2157.

 
Click the calendar front below to open the calendar of your choice (PDF format).

 
 
 
 
 

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Summer Camp Packets

High School Camp 2010: June 23-27
Click Here to download the sign-up package.
 

   
 

Middle School Camp 2010: June 19-23
Click Here to download the sign-up package.

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Sign up for free Student Text Updates

We’ve created an awesome new way to communicate with all of you. Basically it works like this, you sign up by clicking on the specific link below according to your grade.  It’s free and it takes no time at all to sign up and, by signing up, you’re guaranteed to stay in the loop for everything that’s going on at Trinity!
A special note: You have to include your area code when entering your phone number!

 

 
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Student Interns needed:

  • Collide Student Ministry is seeking 2 enthusiastic, passionate, creative, Christ-pursuing individuals to serve on the student ministry team. We are looking to fill 2 full time intern positions during the summer months. The compensation is a $600 honorarium plus love offering given at the end of the summer. We will also set each intern up with a host family for lodging, if needed.
  • The primary focus of this position will be on building relationships with students in grades 6-12 that help lead to and nurture a relationship with Christ. The secondary focus will be to assist the staff team with the planning & implementation of the following "Kingdom-heart" events: weekly Wed. night gatherings; Mission trips to Cincinnati & Chicago; a Middle & High School Camp; and a intern-led weekly bible study. Specific responsibilities will vary depending on skill set and the gifts and graces of the person hired.
  • Official time commitment is from June 1- August 10 (10 weeks). However, if you need to be done at the end of July- we are open to that discussion.  For more information or to apply, contact Jordan Jones.

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Updates & Letters

Parents, hearing a lot about the transition within the Student Ministries, but want to learn about all of the changes straight from the source? Please read through the any of the following letters (PDF format) that apply most directly to your family.
If you have not been added to our bulk mailing list, please contact Shelly McGee at 517.272.3841.

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Click Here to download the Medical Release Form in PDF format.

Click Here to download the Medical Release Form in DOC format.
 

IMPACT for Middle School Students

Weekly Gathering in the Student Center—Wednesdays from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Open Close

On Wednesday nights, middle school students come together to spend time with friends, hang out, enjoy the snack bar, play games, worship with the band, study God's Word, and meet in small groups...all in a "high energy" middle school-friendly atmosphere.

Crosswalk for High School Students

Weekly Gathering in the Student Center—Sundays from 6-8 p.m. Open Close

gathering (n.) - a student connection point/environment where we pause long enough to be embraced by the relentless pursuit of God.

Let's break that down a little more. We get this picture in Genesis of a Creator who has knitted the very fabric of life by the mere strum of his vocal chords. However, his most esteemed creation turns away from Him by choosing to believe something was better than Him, something could provide more fulfillment than Him. But in Genesis 3:9, knowing full and well that they had rejected Him, He still asks them these sobering words, "Where are you?" And so the gospel begins, God bringing back creation to Himself. The story of a God that is running after us, desiring us to be restored and made new despite knowing our gloomiest secrets, the very things that caused Adam and Eve to "make coverings for themselves." Gatherings are high school students shouting, "We're over here!" to a God who is calling to his children, "Where are you?"