Students in Worship

Recent trends indicate that many teens give up on church when they reach adulthood. Often, these are kids who’ve grown up with “kids church” and attended youth experiences, but when they become adults, they suddenly see church as irrelevant to their lives. What is going wrong? How can we keep young people plugged into church life? We think it comes down to encouraging multi-generational relationships.

You won’t find a separate student worship experience at Covenant. This may be different than other churches that you’ve attended, but Covenant holds intergenerational worship as a core value. Youth are an important part of our church family and we feel it’s paramount for them to worship with, and get to know, people of all ages. We want our youth to be involved and to recognize the value of worship and authentic relationships in their lives.

We hope that by understanding what it means to be part of a church family, our youth will be more likely to cultivate healthy relationships and to continue their faith journey into adulthood.

Meghan Mazerolle is a graduate of Texas A&M University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Communication. Having worked in various ministry capacities and lived as a missionary in Honduras for 3 years, Meghan is eager to bring her gifts, passions, and experiences to Covenant. Her heart for ministry centers around connecting with people and walking alongside their journey of living on mission for Christ wherever their feet are planted. Meghan is a pursuer of fun and ultimately, a pursuer of Christ, and is honored to be serving God with and through Covenant Methodist Church.