Albert Einstein famously said, “In the midst of every crisis, lies great opportunity.” Yet, looking back at the past year and a half, it was at one point very difficult to see how the pandemic could ever yield an opportunity to do ministry well.
This fall, we are so excited for a fresh spin on our tent pole worship and teaching experience that will speak to the hearts of our young adult community in a powerful and relevant way.
This summer, during the height of the pandemic and in the wake of George Floyd’s death, young adults from across America expressed their shock and anger in collective protest.
Our student ministries were recently re-branded and they now all fall under the umbrella of “Quest.”
Over the years, the Young Adults ministry of Christ Church has served hundreds and helped them discover their God-given purpose.
This holiday season, Quest Student Ministries and the Christ Church Global missions team participated in Operation Christmas Child, a project of the humanitarian aid organization, Samaritan’s Purse.
Earlier this month, young adults gathered in the Q Lounge at our East Campus for the relaunch meet-up for Quest Young Adults.
On June 23 at our West Campus, the Young Adults Ministry hosted an open mic event with a dy-no-mite 70s theme that saw young adults immerse themselves in era-like outfits, music, and fun!
Whether they were worshiping, studying, or rocking the mic, our young adults illustrate the beauty of Christianity thriving in our youth and show us a glimpse of the wonderful fruit that the Movement can produce.