OUR GOAL
Our goal in student ministry at Mount Carmel is to engage students in the community, grow our faith together, and become more like Christ.
Jr. High and High School students are at an essential point in their growth and development. There is a lot of “noise” in the world, and we want students to know the Truth- they are loved and there are people who want to help them walk life’s journey. We want to connect students as soon as they walk in our doors and create a place where they can either come to know Jesus for the first time or grow deeper in their faith.
4.12 MIDDLE + HIGH SCHOOL MINISTRY
Middle School and High School Students in 6th-12th grade meet in a large group at 11:00 AM every Sunday morning in the Student Center. We call this 4.12. We worship together through music, games, communion, offering, prayer, and message time.
ONGOING 9:30AM STUDENT SERVICE
We are launching a 9:30am student service in 2025. It will function like a small group, Sunday school-style gathering, offering a more personal atmosphere for reflecting on the day’s message through engaging conversations.
MIDDLE SCHOOL SMALL GROUPS
A time where middle school boys and middle school girls gather and study the Bible and build relationships.
Middle School Student Small Groups Will Meet: 1/15, 1/29 | 6:00pm-7:30pm
ALL IN MINISTRY
ALL IN meets every Sunday evening during month except the 5th Sunday. Join us from 6:00-7:30pm. This is for ALL of our students (6th-12th grade). ALL IN is a high-energy evening where we gather all of our students for an evening of having fun, being together, worshiping, and even eating dinner together.
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DAVID RIMARSKI
Student Minister
My name is David Rimarski and I am the Student Minister here at Mount Carmel Christian Church. I am originally from Virginia Beach. I went to college at Mid-Atlantic Christian University, where I studied Youth and Family Ministries. As a student Minister, I have always had a desire to help students with their spiritual growth and relationship with God. I love being that spiritual mentor that the students can rely on when they are in need.