Coming soon to GBYouth.
Grab your best friend, your ugliest Christmas sweater ever, and a (tasteful) gag-gift and join us for supper and one hilarious round of White Elephant!
Supper and Christmas desserts.
Ugliest Christmas Sweater Ever contest!
Photo Booth!
White Elephant gag-gift exchange!
You and your friends!
BRING:
(1) Tasteful gag-gift for White Elephant.
WEAR:
Your ugliest Christmas sweater ever.
SUPPER:
$5.95 Delicious Walking Tacos!
REGISTER:
SESSION 7: CHAPTER 5 | Seeking His Will
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT STEAK N SHAKE on Westover Blvd. in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
Why didn’t Jesus get married?
See what we did there? Questions are prompts for thinking. They are the manifestations of our Creator-given-curiosity. They are essential in understanding God, ourselves and the world around us.
We take questions seriously, because we take our students seriously. Questions matter, because they matter. It is imperative (for their intellectual and spiritual development) to carve out intentional space to answer their questions: Questions about doctrine and belief, family and peer relationships, ethics and morality, media and culture… questions about anything. Our aim is to teach our students to ask good questions and to go to God for the answers. To paraphrase Del Tackett, for every department of our lives, for every direction we may go, God has spoken.
We use a third-party app called Pigeonhole to receive questions from students. We open up the forum in advance of the Ask Anything session, so students have time to think and compose their inquiries. They can submit questions anonymously if they choose. They even have the ability to “vote” on questions submitted by other students that they are most eager to hear answered. At the Ask Anything session, Pastor Bryan answers the students’ questions (with dialogue along the way) from a Christian worldview.
Our Ask Anything sessions are typically the first Wednesday of the month during the Common Ground worship hour.
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT SLIM CHICKENS on Dawsonn Road in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
Bring $5.95 for supper, your game-face and a friend!
IT'S ON!
TBA
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT STEAK N SHAKE on Westover Blvd. in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
EAT: WE WILL SERVE PIZZA SUPPER UPON ARRIVAL.
WHAT TO BRING:
Bible.
Guest.
Sleeping bag and pillow (if you must sleep).
Individually wrapped salty or sweet snacks to share.
WHAT TO WEAR:
Appropriate clothing for the forecast.
WHERE TO GO:
Please arrive and pick up at the Fellowship Hall portico entrance on the west side of campus. Students arrive at 7:00P and depart at 7:00A.
HEAD. HEART. HANDS.
Events are a part of GBYouth's missiology, in that, they provide unique opportunities to invite friends to enjoy with us in the fellowship of The LORD. (1 John 1.3-4)
TBA
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT STEAK N SHAKE on Westover Blvd. in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
Bring $5.95 for supper, your game-face and a friend!
IT'S ON!
TBA
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT STEAK N SHAKE on Westover Blvd. in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
Bring $5.95 for supper, your game-face and a friend!
IT'S ON!
Why didn’t Jesus get married?
See what we did there? Questions are prompts for thinking. They are the manifestations of our Creator-given-curiosity. They are essential in understanding God, ourselves and the world around us.
We take questions seriously, because we take our students seriously. Questions matter, because they matter. It is imperative (for their intellectual and spiritual development) to carve out intentional space to answer their questions: Questions about doctrine and belief, family and peer relationships, ethics and morality, media and culture… questions about anything. Our aim is to teach our students to ask good questions and to go to God for the answers. To paraphrase Del Tackett, for every department of our lives, for every direction we may go, God has spoken.
We use a third-party app called Pigeonhole to receive questions from students. We open up the forum in advance of the Ask Anything session, so students have time to think and compose their inquiries. They can submit questions anonymously if they choose. They even have the ability to “vote” on questions submitted by other students that they are most eager to hear answered. At the Ask Anything session, Pastor Bryan answers the students’ questions (with dialogue along the way) from a Christian worldview.
Our Ask Anything sessions are typically the first Wednesday of the month during the Common Ground worship hour.
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT SLIM CHICKENS on Dawsonn Road in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
TBA
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT STEAK N SHAKE on Westover Blvd. in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
Bring $5.95 for supper, your game-face and a friend!
IT'S ON!
TBA
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT STEAK N SHAKE on Westover Blvd. in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
TBA
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT STEAK N SHAKE on Westover Blvd. in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
Bring $5.95 for supper, your game-face and a friend!
IT'S ON!
Why didn’t Jesus get married?
See what we did there? Questions are prompts for thinking. They are the manifestations of our Creator-given-curiosity. They are essential in understanding God, ourselves and the world around us.
We take questions seriously, because we take our students seriously. Questions matter, because they matter. It is imperative (for their intellectual and spiritual development) to carve out intentional space to answer their questions: Questions about doctrine and belief, family and peer relationships, ethics and morality, media and culture… questions about anything. Our aim is to teach our students to ask good questions and to go to God for the answers. To paraphrase Del Tackett, for every department of our lives, for every direction we may go, God has spoken.
We use a third-party app called Pigeonhole to receive questions from students. We open up the forum in advance of the Ask Anything session, so students have time to think and compose their inquiries. They can submit questions anonymously if they choose. They even have the ability to “vote” on questions submitted by other students that they are most eager to hear answered. At the Ask Anything session, Pastor Bryan answers the students’ questions (with dialogue along the way) from a Christian worldview.
Our Ask Anything sessions are typically the first Wednesday of the month during the Common Ground worship hour.
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT SLIM CHICKENS on Dawsonn Road in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
TBA
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT STEAK N SHAKE on Westover Blvd. in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
Bring $5.95 for supper, your game-face and a friend!
IT'S ON!
TBA
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT STEAK N SHAKE on Westover Blvd. in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
TBA
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT STEAK N SHAKE on Westover Blvd. in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
Why didn’t Jesus get married?
See what we did there? Questions are prompts for thinking. They are the manifestations of our Creator-given-curiosity. They are essential in understanding God, ourselves and the world around us.
We take questions seriously, because we take our students seriously. Questions matter, because they matter. It is imperative (for their intellectual and spiritual development) to carve out intentional space to answer their questions: Questions about doctrine and belief, family and peer relationships, ethics and morality, media and culture… questions about anything. Our aim is to teach our students to ask good questions and to go to God for the answers. To paraphrase Del Tackett, for every department of our lives, for every direction we may go, God has spoken.
We use a third-party app called Pigeonhole to receive questions from students. We open up the forum in advance of the Ask Anything session, so students have time to think and compose their inquiries. They can submit questions anonymously if they choose. They even have the ability to “vote” on questions submitted by other students that they are most eager to hear answered. At the Ask Anything session, Pastor Bryan answers the students’ questions (with dialogue along the way) from a Christian worldview.
Our Ask Anything sessions are typically the first Wednesday of the month during the Common Ground worship hour.
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT SLIM CHICKENS on Dawsonn Road in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
TBA
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT STEAK N SHAKE on Westover Blvd. in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
Bring $5.95 for supper, your game-face and a friend!
IT'S ON!
TBA
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT STEAK N SHAKE on Westover Blvd. in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
TBA
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT STEAK N SHAKE on Westover Blvd. in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
Bring $5.95 for supper, your game-face and a friend!
IT'S ON!
TBA
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT STEAK N SHAKE on Westover Blvd. in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
Bring $5.95 for supper, your game-face and a friend!
IT'S ON!
Why didn’t Jesus get married?
See what we did there? Questions are prompts for thinking. They are the manifestations of our Creator-given-curiosity. They are essential in understanding God, ourselves and the world around us.
We take questions seriously, because we take our students seriously. Questions matter, because they matter. It is imperative (for their intellectual and spiritual development) to carve out intentional space to answer their questions: Questions about doctrine and belief, family and peer relationships, ethics and morality, media and culture… questions about anything. Our aim is to teach our students to ask good questions and to go to God for the answers. To paraphrase Del Tackett, for every department of our lives, for every direction we may go, God has spoken.
We use a third-party app called Pigeonhole to receive questions from students. We open up the forum in advance of the Ask Anything session, so students have time to think and compose their inquiries. They can submit questions anonymously if they choose. They even have the ability to “vote” on questions submitted by other students that they are most eager to hear answered. At the Ask Anything session, Pastor Bryan answers the students’ questions (with dialogue along the way) from a Christian worldview.
Our Ask Anything sessions are typically the first Wednesday of the month during the Common Ground worship hour.
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT SLIM CHICKENS on Dawsonn Road in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
TBA
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT STEAK N SHAKE on Westover Blvd. in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
Bring $5.95 for supper, your game-face and a friend!
IT'S ON!
TBA
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT STEAK N SHAKE on Westover Blvd. in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
TBA
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT STEAK N SHAKE on Westover Blvd. in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
Why didn’t Jesus get married?
See what we did there? Questions are prompts for thinking. They are the manifestations of our Creator-given-curiosity. They are essential in understanding God, ourselves and the world around us.
We take questions seriously, because we take our students seriously. Questions matter, because they matter. It is imperative (for their intellectual and spiritual development) to carve out intentional space to answer their questions: Questions about doctrine and belief, family and peer relationships, ethics and morality, media and culture… questions about anything. Our aim is to teach our students to ask good questions and to go to God for the answers. To paraphrase Del Tackett, for every department of our lives, for every direction we may go, God has spoken.
We use a third-party app called Pigeonhole to receive questions from students. We open up the forum in advance of the Ask Anything session, so students have time to think and compose their inquiries. They can submit questions anonymously if they choose. They even have the ability to “vote” on questions submitted by other students that they are most eager to hear answered. At the Ask Anything session, Pastor Bryan answers the students’ questions (with dialogue along the way) from a Christian worldview.
Our Ask Anything sessions are typically the first Wednesday of the month during the Common Ground worship hour.
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT SLIM CHICKENS on Dawsonn Road in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
SAVE THE DATE!
Camp Registration opens soon!
THIS IS A [CGXP] event. Common Ground Extended Play evenings are extra long for extra fun! Supper and games follows our time of study and worship. Hang with us on campus until 9:00P! Supper is $5.95 per person. You can pay below through Church Center:
THIS IS A [CGXP] event. Common Ground Extended Play evenings are extra long for extra fun! Supper and games follows our time of study and worship. Hang with us on campus until 9:00P! Supper is $5.95 per person. You can pay below through Church Center:
THIS IS A [CGXP] event. Common Ground Extended Play evenings are extra long for extra fun! Supper and games follows our time of study and worship. Hang with us on campus until 9:00P! Supper is $5.95 per person. You can pay below through Church Center:
Why didn’t Jesus get married?
See what we did there? Questions are prompts for thinking. They are the manifestations of our Creator-given-curiosity. They are essential in understanding God, ourselves and the world around us.
We take questions seriously, because we take our students seriously. Questions matter, because they matter. It is imperative (for their intellectual and spiritual development) to carve out intentional space to answer their questions: Questions about doctrine and belief, family and peer relationships, ethics and morality, media and culture… questions about anything. Our aim is to teach our students to ask good questions and to go to God for the answers. To paraphrase Del Tackett, for every department of our lives, for every direction we may go, God has spoken.
We use a third-party app called Pigeonhole to receive questions from students. We open up the forum in advance of the Ask Anything session, so students have time to think and compose their inquiries. They can submit questions anonymously if they choose. They even have the ability to “vote” on questions submitted by other students that they are most eager to hear answered. At the Ask Anything session, Pastor Bryan answers the students’ questions (with dialogue along the way) from a Christian worldview.
Our Ask Anything sessions are typically the first Wednesday of the month during the Common Ground worship hour.
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT SLIM CHICKENS on Dawsonn Road in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
THIS IS A [CGXP] event. Common Ground Extended Play evenings are extra long for extra fun! Supper and games follows our time of study and worship. Hang with us on campus until 9:00P! Supper is $5.95 per person. You can pay below through Church Center:
THIS IS A [CGXP] event. Common Ground Extended Play evenings are extra long for extra fun! Supper and games follows our time of study and worship. Hang with us on campus until 9:00P! Supper is $5.95 per person. You can pay below through Church Center:
THIS IS A [CGXP] event. Common Ground Extended Play evenings are extra long for extra fun! Supper and games follows our time of study and worship. Hang with us on campus until 9:00P! Supper is $5.95 per person. You can pay below through Church Center:
THIS IS A [CGXP] event. Common Ground Extended Play evenings are extra long for extra fun! Supper and games follows our time of study and worship. Hang with us on campus until 9:00P! Supper is $5.95 per person. You can pay below through Church Center:
Why didn’t Jesus get married?
See what we did there? Questions are prompts for thinking. They are the manifestations of our Creator-given-curiosity. They are essential in understanding God, ourselves and the world around us.
We take questions seriously, because we take our students seriously. Questions matter, because they matter. It is imperative (for their intellectual and spiritual development) to carve out intentional space to answer their questions: Questions about doctrine and belief, family and peer relationships, ethics and morality, media and culture… questions about anything. Our aim is to teach our students to ask good questions and to go to God for the answers. To paraphrase Del Tackett, for every department of our lives, for every direction we may go, God has spoken.
We use a third-party app called Pigeonhole to receive questions from students. We open up the forum in advance of the Ask Anything session, so students have time to think and compose their inquiries. They can submit questions anonymously if they choose. They even have the ability to “vote” on questions submitted by other students that they are most eager to hear answered. At the Ask Anything session, Pastor Bryan answers the students’ questions (with dialogue along the way) from a Christian worldview.
Our Ask Anything sessions are typically the first Wednesday of the month during the Common Ground worship hour.
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT SLIM CHICKENS on Dawsonn Road in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
TBA
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT STEAK N SHAKE on Westover Blvd. in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
Bring $5.95 for supper, your game-face and a friend!
IT'S ON!
TBA
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT STEAK N SHAKE on Westover Blvd. in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
TBA
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT STEAK N SHAKE on Westover Blvd. in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
Bring $5.95 for supper, your game-face and a friend!
IT'S ON!
TBA
See what we did there? Questions are prompts for thinking. They are the manifestations of our Creator-given-curiosity. They are essential in understanding God, ourselves and the world around us.
We take questions seriously, because we take our students seriously. Questions matter, because they matter. It is imperative (for their intellectual and spiritual development) to carve out intentional space to answer their questions: Questions about doctrine and belief, family and peer relationships, ethics and morality, media and culture… questions about anything. Our aim is to teach our students to ask good questions and to go to God for the answers. To paraphrase Del Tackett, for every department of our lives, for every direction we may go, God has spoken.
We use a third-party app called Pigeonhole to receive questions from students. We open up the forum in advance of the Ask Anything session, so students have time to think and compose their inquiries. They can submit questions anonymously if they choose. They even have the ability to “vote” on questions submitted by other students that they are most eager to hear answered. At the Ask Anything session, Pastor Bryan answers the students’ questions (with dialogue along the way) from a Christian worldview.
Our Ask Anything sessions are typically the first Wednesday of the month during the Common Ground worship hour.
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT SLIM CHICKENS on Dawsonn Road in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
TBA
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT STEAK N SHAKE on Westover Blvd. in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
Bring $5.95 for supper, your game-face and a friend!
IT'S ON!
TBA
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT STEAK N SHAKE on Westover Blvd. in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
TBA
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT STEAK N SHAKE on Westover Blvd. in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
Bring $5.95 for supper, your game-face and a friend!
IT'S ON!
TBA
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT STEAK N SHAKE on Westover Blvd. in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
TBA
See what we did there? Questions are prompts for thinking. They are the manifestations of our Creator-given-curiosity. They are essential in understanding God, ourselves and the world around us.
We take questions seriously, because we take our students seriously. Questions matter, because they matter. It is imperative (for their intellectual and spiritual development) to carve out intentional space to answer their questions: Questions about doctrine and belief, family and peer relationships, ethics and morality, media and culture… questions about anything. Our aim is to teach our students to ask good questions and to go to God for the answers. To paraphrase Del Tackett, for every department of our lives, for every direction we may go, God has spoken.
We use a third-party app called Pigeonhole to receive questions from students. We open up the forum in advance of the Ask Anything session, so students have time to think and compose their inquiries. They can submit questions anonymously if they choose. They even have the ability to “vote” on questions submitted by other students that they are most eager to hear answered. At the Ask Anything session, Pastor Bryan answers the students’ questions (with dialogue along the way) from a Christian worldview.
Our Ask Anything sessions are typically the first Wednesday of the month during the Common Ground worship hour.
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT SLIM CHICKENS on Dawsonn Road in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
Bring $5.95 for supper, your game-face and a friend!
IT'S ON!
TBA
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT STEAK N SHAKE on Westover Blvd. in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
TBA
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT STEAK N SHAKE on Westover Blvd. in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
Bring $5.95 for supper, your game-face and a friend!
IT'S ON!
WE WILL HAVE OUR COSTUME CONTEST followed by Chick-Fil-A and Dr. Pepper IN the student cafe. Plan to hang until 8:00P!
Bring $5.95 for supper, your game-face and a friend!
IT'S ON!
TBA
See what we did there? Questions are prompts for thinking. They are the manifestations of our Creator-given-curiosity. They are essential in understanding God, ourselves and the world around us.
We take questions seriously, because we take our students seriously. Questions matter, because they matter. It is imperative (for their intellectual and spiritual development) to carve out intentional space to answer their questions: Questions about doctrine and belief, family and peer relationships, ethics and morality, media and culture… questions about anything. Our aim is to teach our students to ask good questions and to go to God for the answers. To paraphrase Del Tackett, for every department of our lives, for every direction we may go, God has spoken.
We use a third-party app called Pigeonhole to receive questions from students. We open up the forum in advance of the Ask Anything session, so students have time to think and compose their inquiries. They can submit questions anonymously if they choose. They even have the ability to “vote” on questions submitted by other students that they are most eager to hear answered. At the Ask Anything session, Pastor Bryan answers the students’ questions (with dialogue along the way) from a Christian worldview.
Our Ask Anything sessions are typically the first Wednesday of the month during the Common Ground worship hour.
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT SLIM CHICKENS on Dawsonn Road in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
It is an every now and then kind of rootin-tootin' good time filled with fall sunshine, laughter, great food, fun and games. Grab a friend and come dressed in your most hilarious redneck getup!
We will play some games and shoot some guy named "Skeet." We will pig out on some grilled delights and end the night with a hay-ride and a bonfire big enough to see from outer space! We can’t wait to see you there!
BRING A SIDEKICK! This is a great time to introduce someone to GBYouth!
WHAT YOU NEED FOR THE OCCASION:
Camping Chair (for sitting around the fire).
WAIVER (download from Church Center) if you plan to shoot skeet.
Your funniest redneck outfit (if you wanna be silly).
REDNECK ROUNDUP
SAT NOV 9
3:30-9:00P
LOCATION:
TBA
COSTS:
$7.50 to eat
+$12.50 to shoot skeet (per 25 rounds).
Guns, shells, clays, safety and supervision provided.*
You can register and pay through your CHURCH CENTER app on your phone or you can go to Church Center by clicking on the link below.
* For the safety of our guests, we will provide the guns, shells and clays for the skeet shoot. We ask that you refrain from bringing personal firearms (or weapons of any kind) to this event. Thanks!
HEAD HEART HANDS
Events are a part of GBYouth's missiology, in that they provide unique opportunities to invite friends to enjoy with us in the fellowship of The LORD. (1 John 1.3-4)
TBA
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT STEAK N SHAKE on Westover Blvd. in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
Bring $5.95 for supper, your game-face and a friend!
IT'S ON!
TBA
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT STEAK N SHAKE on Westover Blvd. in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
Join Pastor Bryan at the fire for worship, study, hot-dogs and smores roasted over an open fire. Bring a friend (or two), some boots and an appetite! IT'S ON!
BRING:
A Bible.
A guest.
WEAR:
Campfire attire.
Jeans, boots.
Coat and hat.
WEATHER:
TBA
REGISTRATION:
Registration is not required for this event. See ya there!
TBA
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT STEAK N SHAKE on Westover Blvd. in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
Grab your best friend, your ugliest Christmas sweater ever, and a (tasteful) gag-gift and join us for supper and one hilarious round of White Elephant!
Supper and Christmas desserts.
Ugliest Christmas Sweater Ever contest!
Photo Booth!
White Elephant gag-gift exchange!
You and your friends!
BRING:
(1) Tasteful gag-gift for White Elephant.
WEAR:
Your ugliest Christmas sweater ever.
SUPPER:
$5.95 Delicious Walking Tacos!
REGISTER:
TBA
SUPPER FOLLOWS OFF-CAMPUS AT STEAK N SHAKE on Westover Blvd. in Albany. Students are responsible for their own transportation and meal.
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