RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL | 9TH-12th GRADE

Sundays | 6:30 - 8p
Greenfield Campus Student Space
*Ridge High School WILL NOT meet on April 20 (Easter) or May 11 (Mother's Day).
* Drop off & pick up at the side door of The Ridge facing Walmart
LARGE GROUP
Once a month, 9th through 12th graders meet together for fun, food, and connection. From fun hangouts like the Taco Bell Olympics to interactive experience to practice living out an everyday faith like a worship night or serving event, these monthly gatherings are the perfect time for new students to check out Ridge High School and begin getting connected.
*Come in through The Ridge's side door.
SMALL GROUPS
On non-Large Group weeks, high schoolers will meet with their small group. In a Ridge High School small group, students will find encouragement to pursue spiritual growth and healthy relationships. Small groups are a consistent group of 6-10 students and 2-3 adult leaders who are committed to hearing their students' stories, caring for, and valuing them. Groups will dive into a variety of topics related to life and faith. No matter where you are in your faith, small groups are meant to be safe place to find community and learn what it means to follow Jesus.
*Small Groups do not meet the week of Large Group. All RHS small groups meet at The Ridge's Greenfield Campus on Sunday nights, 6:30-8p.
CURRENT SMALL GROUP SERIES
ANYTHING GOES | A series about following Jesus and navigating freedom
The teenage years mark the beginning of more personal independence and freedom. So the question is: What are teens supposed to do with all this newfound freedom? In this series, we’ll explore the answer by looking at the history of freedom in Scripture and how following Jesus can change how we view and use our freedom for the good of God, ourselves, and others.
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TABLE OF CONTEXT | A Teenager’s Guide to Understanding Ancient Words for Modern Times
Complicated. Long. Conflicting. Outdated. Contradictory. When it comes to the Bible, you’ve probably heard all that and more from your students. How can they begin to make sense of the Bible? What is it? How does it work? And why does everybody say it’s helpful when it doesn’t always feel that way? In this series, we’ll take a closer look at the documents that make up the Bible, why so many people trust them, how we can use them, and why we believe that context is key to connecting the ancient words of Scripture to modern times.
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