RUSH – Students
September 2 - 30
A NEW RHYTHM FOR MET STUDENTS
Middle School Students
Middle School Students – 7th-8th Grade
We love partnering with parents to help guide their students through this exciting (and sometimes difficult) time of their lives. As students navigate their way between adolescence and adulthood, we see huge potential to help them grow in their walk with God and make their faith their own. Nothing brings us more joy than helping develop that foundation in your student’s life!
High School Students
High School students are asking questions like, “where do I belong, what should I believe, how can I matter, and what will I do?” The Met High School Ministry is dedicated to helping high school students answer these questions. We desire to listen to their questions and respond carefully. Ultimately, we want to connect them to Christ and others and help them find a place to belong. We also seek to provide opportunities for them to make a difference within their community. Finally, we want to guide and encourage their vision of God’s purpose for their life.
Wednesday Nights
A place to belong. A faith to make their own.
Middle school is full of change, questions, friendships, and figuring out who you are. Wednesday Nights at The HUB give 7th–8th grade students a place to be known, build meaningful friendships, and grow in a faith that becomes their own.
Each week includes age-specific biblical teaching, relational small groups, worship, games, and plenty of fun in an environment created specifically for middle school students.
More than another night on the calendar, we want Wednesdays to be a place where students know they belong, have trusted leaders in their corner, and discover what it looks like to follow Jesus in everyday life.
Wednesdays | 6:30–8:15 PM
7th–8th Grade | The Hub
Student Sundays
Join us for an awesome time of learning about God’s Word and discussing it with your friends. Whether you’re looking to grow in your faith or just make some new friends, Student Sundays is the place to be. Come to The HUB at 9:30am, then we’ll make our way to the main campus at The MET at 11:00am to sit together for worship and Sunday teaching. We can’t wait to see you there.
Sundays | 9:30am | The Hub
New Fall Schedule for High Schoolers (9th-12th) begins September 6.
High School Sunday Nights
A place to belong. A faith to make your own.
High school is a season of discovering who you are, what you believe, and who you want beside you along the way.
Sunday Nights at The Hub are designed to give 9th–12th grade students a place to belong, ask real questions, build meaningful friendships, and grow in a faith that becomes their own.
Each Sunday, students will gather for large-group worship and biblical teaching, then move into relational small groups where they can talk honestly about life and faith with friends and trusted adult leaders who know them and are invested in their lives.
Our hope is that students don’t just know about Jesus, but learn what it means to know Him, trust Him, and follow Him in their everyday lives.
Sundays | 6:00–8:00 PM
9th–12th Grade | The HUB
Begins September 6
Serve With Us
Want to make a difference that lasts? Serving with Met Students means investing in the next generation — showing up, listening well, and pointing students to Jesus. Whether you lead a group, greet at the door, or serve behind the scenes, your “yes” matters.
Creating a Safe Place to Belong
At The Met, safety isn’t just a policy, it’s part of how we love students and lead with integrity.
We want every student to know they are seen, valued, and protected. That means creating a space where leaders model healthy relationships, clear boundaries, and Christ-like respect.
Every adult who serves in Met Students completes a background check, ministry screening, and ongoing training in safety and boundaries. Our goal is simple: to ensure every student can grow in faith in an environment built on trust.
A Note to Parents
Your student’s safety is our highest priority. We’re intentional about choosing and training leaders who reflect the heart of Jesus; leaders who listen well, maintain healthy boundaries, and build trust through accountability.
We follow The Met’s full Safety Policy, which includes:
- Screening and background checks for every adult leader.
- Safe ratios of leaders to students in all environments.
- Clear guidelines for appropriate communication and contact.
- Required two-adult presence for all gatherings.
We believe discipleship and safety go hand in hand because students can only grow spiritually when they feel emotionally and physically safe.
Serving with Integrity
As a Met Student Leader, you have the privilege of shaping faith and the responsibility of modeling wisdom.
Our leaders commit to:
- Maintaining healthy, God-honoring boundaries with students.
- Communicating transparently (in groups, not privately).
- Avoiding one-on-one meetups or rides without another adult present.
- Reporting any concerns immediately to staff.
We lead as a team, we stay accountable, and we protect what matters most, the trust of the students and families we serve.
Parent Path
Parent Path unites parents and the church as a team and represents an intentional pathway of discipleship. It’s our job to work together and equip the future generation. Your child matures through phases and your parenting will change as you move through parenting phases. Celebrating the moments of growth in your child are significant. Let’s celebrate these special moments of growth and maturity together as a parent and church team through milestones!
What's Happening?
Met Students Sermon Series: Elephant In The Room
September 2 - 30
Middle School Wednesdays
September 2, 2026, 6:30 pm - September 30, 2027 8:15 pm
High School Sunday Nights
September 6, 2026, 6:00 pm - September 26, 2027 8:00 pm
Met Students Class: How To Read Your Bible
September 13, 9:30 am - October 25
Our Staff
Seth Reed
STUDENT PASTOR
Bailey Fore
STUDENT ASSOCIATE
Resources For Students
The Divine Mentor
A book designed to help disciples move from a “check the box” spiritual routine into a dynamic, personal relationship with God through daily Scripture reading.
The Gospel-Centered Life: Study Guide with Leader's Notes
Discipleship Essentials
A practical workbook designed to help believers grow in their faith through small, intimate study.
Gentle and Lowly
Explores the deep compassion and tender heart of Jesus Christ toward Christians who struggle with sin and exhaustion.