What is WayPoint?
WayPoint (formerly known as Oneighty) is our weekly youth program (grades 6-12) offered every Tuesday night from 6:30-8:00pm. With anywhere from 60-100 teens that attend weekly we carefully craft our night. We start with Hang Time, Large Group Time, Snack Shack, and end the night with Game Time. We have an optional ending with Oneighty Circles 8-8:30pm (must register). Circles is an environment where Middle Schoolers and High Schoolers continue to take steps in discovering God and owning their faith.
WayPoint
6:15pm Doors Open (doors will not open until 6:15pm)
6:30pm Hang Time (get inside and connect with friends and leaders)
6:45pm Large Group (music, inspiring message)
7:30pm GameTime (free time with different activities teens can pick)
7:45pm Snack Shack (canteen available | $ for pop, chips, candy...)
8:00pm Dismiss (pickup at our Carport entrance)
WayPoint Circles
For teens that want a stronger connection with their peers and a trusted leader. A weekly chance for teens to connect about their week, talk through how the message can help them own their faith in their everyday life, all while being in a small group of 6-8 teens.
You Decide Event
Ever wanted to take charge and map out your own adventure? Well, if you’re in Grades 6- 12, this event is perfect for you. We’ll reveal the event categories, and you get to vote on what happens throughout the night. Register today and don’t miss out on the fun!
Get Involved
There are many behind-the-scenes tasks required to make WayPoint & WayPoint Circles happen each week. If you are interested in seeing how you could help, we would love to have a conversation.
HS Teens | taking attendance, running stage games, being on the band, running tech, running free time activities, Circles helper and tearing down)
Adults | security, oversee tech team, band, snack shack, hosting, Circles leader, parking guard)
Navigating Crisis
As parents and caregivers, we have encountered struggles or situations that have reached the point of a crisis. A crisis is a real or perceived threat that disrupts your child’s normal degree of functioning (e.g., physically, emotionally, and/ or mentally), thereby requiring an immediate response and
support from you.
The following pages are some tips that can
help you and your child navigate a crisis.
Cell Phone Agreement
You’re about to take a big step with your kid. Sure, they’ve been telling you for months that everyone has their own phone—so it shouldn’t be that big of a deal, right? Only, it is.
Use this resource to make the right step, together.
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