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Community

Group of People with common interests (See also fellowship)

Activities
	Helping Those in Need People don't care how much you know until they know how much you care.
	The Perfect Church This side of Heaven the perfect church will be hard to find, but we can still work, plan, and pray to make the church what it ought to be.
Games
	Mud Volleyball A great way to cool off on a hot summer day, promote fellowship, and reach out to the community for Jesus.
Lesson
	Ephesians: Paul's Spiritual Relationship Paul's relationship with the Ephesians and how it is contrasted with his relationship with the Galatians.
	Esther: Woman of Courage Rise up! This matter is in your hands. You’ll be supported, so take courage and do something! Ezra 10:4
	Family Matters This lesson helps students understand their place within their family and God’s family.
	God's Light Students are introduced to the book of 1 John that teaches us ways in which we can live “in the light”
	Paul’s Relationship with the Philippians A look into Paul's relationship with the Christians in Philippi and how the people we know can affect our relationship with Christ.
	Seize the Day A study of the circumstances that affected Paul's witness and how we can learn from his experience to seize the day for Jesus.
	The Church Through this lesson students learn the biblical perspective on what it means to be the church.
	The Church: Unity This lesson will inspire students to live out lives of unity with other Christians.
	The Time of Your Life To expose students to the truth that life is short and that they should use their time on earth to serve God.
Tips For Leaders
	Group Building: Don't Do It Alone Some of us try to build our youth ministries alone even though we do not live any other part of our lives that way.
	Group Building: No Solo Flights Ministry is, by its very nature, a team effort. Don't try to do it alone.
	Outreach: Planning a Gathering Teenagers love to get together. No matter what kind of gathering you are holding with your students, it’s important that you set things up to succeed.