OUR MISSION
Faith11 is a place where teens and young adults connect with others who love God and His Word and be challenged to grow in their faith and make a difference for Christ. OUR PURPOSE
Faith11, our youth ministry for teens 6th grade through young adult, is named after the "Great Hall of Faith" found in Hebrews 11. At Faith11, we seek to help lead the next generation of leaders to know and make a difference for Christ. Whether it's diving into God's Word to discover what it has to say about life, working together to serve others, or just plain having fun, Faith11 gives teens the opportunity to meet other teens and young adults who love Jesus, learn how to navigate through the every day stuff of life, and come out spiritually strong. 
OUR DESIGN
Ways you can connect: @ Fridays - every other week @ 7-9 pm. @ Periodically - we love special events! watch this page for more great ways to connect. 
@ Faith11 Worship Team - have a musical talent? learn how to use it to lead worship!
Want to learn more?
Email us at [email protected] or submit the connect form on the welcome page to request more information. |
FAITH11 meets on Sunday, December 1 5:30-8:30 pm @ Crossroads Church Board Game Extravaganza! Faith11 Fridays - a GREAT Friday evening of
Great Times! Great Games! Great Snacks and always Great Encouragement from the Word! YOUR friends are always welcome! Questions? Submit the Connect Form on the welcome page to request more meeting information or email us at [email protected]! |
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IMPACTING OUR WORLD -
MINISTRY BEYOND FAITH11
Mission trips and events to reach out beyond their own world are some of the ways we see to train up teens to share the love of Christ with others. Whether it's sorting donations at Redford Interfaith Relief Center, painting and refinishing The GAP Ministry House in Detroit, praying for others on prayer walks, serving the homeless at Second Chance Ministries, or helping at Grace Centers for Hope, our teens learn so much by serving others.
MINISTRY BEYOND FAITH11
Mission trips and events to reach out beyond their own world are some of the ways we see to train up teens to share the love of Christ with others. Whether it's sorting donations at Redford Interfaith Relief Center, painting and refinishing The GAP Ministry House in Detroit, praying for others on prayer walks, serving the homeless at Second Chance Ministries, or helping at Grace Centers for Hope, our teens learn so much by serving others.
