The student ministry at Redeemer exists to glorify God through the evangelism, teaching, training, and discipleship of middle school and high school age students. All events and activities are done to reflect the truth to students that a personal viable and maturing relationship with Jesus Christ is the most important thing in life and that this relationship with Him influences and transforms every part of their lives beginning with their hearts.
While the task of discipling children has been and always will be the responsibility of Christian parents, the individual family is not called to carry this burden alone. The Body of Christ is called to come alongside and assist where we can. In fact, we have taken vows which say that we “as a congregation undertake the responsibility of assisting the parents in the Christian nurture of this child” (Book of Church Order 56-6). The RPC youth ministry exists to help parents in this endeavor.
In addition to reaching our covenant youth, God has also called us to be beacons of His light and agents of His grace in the hearts and minds of the youth of our city. We long to be an unavoidable presence in the schools of our community and to bring light into darkness. We long to see many won to Christ and to see the entire culture of schools become one that is honoring to Christ.
Joshua Gilman,
Assistant Pastor of Students & Families
Email / Phone: (813) 741-1776 ext. 103
Redeemer Student-Life Groups
Who: Middle & High School students
When: Sunday evenings, 5-6:30pm
Where: Student Education Building
Current Series: "Inductive Bible Study of Colossians"
Sunday School Classes
Who: Middle & High School students
When: Sundays @ 11AM
Where: Student Education Building.
Current Series: "Inside-Out: A Study of James"
To be a part of God’s plan of winning, developing, building, and equipping students…
• Who have a personal, viable, and maturing relationship with Jesus Christ
• Who see this relationship as the most important thing in their lives
• Who daily see Christ influence and transform every part of their lives beginning with the hearts.
Winter Retreats:
Feb 28-Mar 1st Middle School Midwinter Retreat
January 24-26th High School Midwinter Retreat
