Student Nation middle and high school students (6th-12th grade) meet on Wednesday nights at 6:45PM.

Our Current Series: The Ministry of Jesus.

Jesus came to heal and deliver, but ultimately He came to save! Join us as we encounter the saving ministry of Jesus so that we may go out and share that saving ministry with those around us. Be ready to be equipped, empowered, and sent out to do the ministry of Jesus!

By attending a Student Nation gathering! We have an amazing team that is ready and excited to welcome your student. There is no need to register prior to attending a youth gathering. We will welcome your student, introduce them to others, and make sure they have an incredible time.

Parents are always welcome to come check-in their students and meet our staff. However, if parents would like to stay during our service, they have to have first filled out an authorization to be background checked and have been approved. Our policy is that every adult must be background checked and cleared to come to Student Nation; this includes parents. This is for the overall safety of every student present.

Student Nation enters through the main courtyard doors and gathers on the second floor of Church For All Nations.

The best way to get in touch with the Student Nation team is by emailing the youth pastor, Nick.Kang@cfan.church

The first step to joining the Student Nation Team is to submit a Serve Team Application. Once the application has been processed, you'll be contacted by our youth pastor, Nick Kang. After which, you'll receive specialized training, be introduced to the rest of the youth team, and attend youth services. After several weeks, we hope you will have connected well with the staff and students; you will be placed on the team in one of two ways: either as a leader or as a helper.

To be on the Student Nation team, you must have a heart for the ministry and the people. To be a youth leader you must have three things: heart, character, and commitment. Helpers are individuals who have the heart and character but not the ability to make the commitment as a youth leader, or those who may need additional time to pursue their own character development.