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​Currently, our church does not have a youth minister, so our pastor partners with the Christian Education committee to oversee the youth ministry of the church. The youth ministry is comprised of students from 7th grade-12th grade. 

The youth ministry has a strong legacy at Culbertson Baptist, and we believe that our church’s approach to youth ministry can be described by two phrases - “God’s work is hand on” and “Striving to walk like Christ in everything we do.”

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God’s Work Is Hands On

The youth have always been actively involved in missions, especially in our community. Through our church’s partnership with HOPE Southern, Indiana and other community organizations, our youth group uses their own hands and feet to be Jesus’ hands and feet in our community. We do this by volunteering at Saturday Cafe at St. Marks' United Christian Church. We do this by helping make Thanksgiving Meal boxes in November. We do this by baking cookies and delivering them to the residents of local nursery homes. The youth of our church recognize that their faith in Christ leads them to act, to live out their faith by how they treat others and care for the people of our community in a variety of ways.​

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Striving To Walk Like Christ In Everything We Do

​At the heart of our youth ministry is the desire to see the youth become Christ followers who strive to walk like Christ in everything they do. Youth study God’s word together during Sunday School and other youth meetings as they seek to apply God’s word to their lives.

In the past, our youth have studied The Experiencing Christ Together Student Edition curriculum, which was written by Doug Fields and Brett Eastman through Zondervan and Youth Specialties. In this series, the youth explored how one’s faith in Christ shapes one’s life in the world. They also explored how following Jesus means making a daily decision to act in a way that honors God, that lives through God’s kingdom on earth. Here is an outline of the curriculum: Beginning in Jesus, Connecting in Jesus, Growing in Jesus, Serving Like Jesus, Sharing Jesus, and Surrendering to Jesus. You can click on each link through the series and learn more about The Experiencing Christ Together Student Edition curriculum.