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Echo | Middle School

Middle School Youth is a place of energy, connection, and fun. We also focus on faith foundations while making sure students know how much Jesus loves them. Middle School Youth meet during regular services in a space and with activities crafted just for them.

5th–8th Grade

Echo | Middle School

Echo is a high-energy space designed specifically for 5th through 8th graders to find connection, have fun, and build a lasting faith foundation. We’re all about making sure every student knows just how much Jesus loves them.

Our middle schoolers meet during regular services in a space crafted just for their age group.

Join us this Sunday:
Cranberry Twp: 9 & 11 am
New Castle: 10:30 am
Meadville: 11 am

5th–8th Grade

Echo | Middle School

Echo is a high-energy space designed specifically for 5th through 8th graders to find connection, have fun, and build a lasting faith foundation. We’re all about making sure every student knows just how much Jesus loves them.

Our middle schoolers meet during regular services in a space crafted just for their age group.

Join us this Sunday:
Cranberry Twp: 9 & 11 am
New Castle: 10:30 am
Meadville: 11 am

First time here?
Here is what to expect.

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  • Check-In

    You can stop at Guest Services when you arrive. We’ll show you what to do and how your students can check in. You’re welcome to tour too.

    On future visits, you can simply check in at one of our kiosks when you arrive.

     

  • The Party Begins!

    Middle School Youth enjoy hangout time, group games, and connection with friends at the beginning of service. Then praise and worship, a message just for them by one of the communicators. After the message, they break out into small groups to discuss the message and discover what life in God is all about.

  • Check-Out

    Grades 6-8 may leave after service without a parent picking them up.

    If your child is in fifth grade—at check-in, we’ll give you a ticket that matches a sticker you’ll place on your child. After service, you’ll pick your kiddo up where you dropped them off.

What'sHappening

There is always something moving and growing in our community. Stay up to date with the latest announcements, upcoming events, and ways to get involved across all of our ministries.

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    September 30, 2026 - November 18, 2026

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Next Steps

Small Groups

Life isn’t meant to be lived alone. Join a Small Group to find authentic community, study the Word, and build friendships that last beyond Sunday. There’s a seat at the table for you—find your group today.

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Serve

Use your gifts to make a difference. From greeting guests to working with kids, there is a place for you to serve and find community.

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Water Baptism

Baptism is a public declaration of your faith in Jesus. If you’ve made a decision to follow Him, your next step is to go public with your story!

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Resources

Everything you need for the journey, from books, parent guides, to worship playlists.

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    Fighting for Families by Joe McGee

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    Winning the War in Your Mind for Teens: Change Your Thinking, Change Your Life

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    The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens

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    Water Baptism

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    Parenting Small Groups

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    Battlefield of the Mind for Teens: Winning the Battle in Your Mind

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    Parenting Your Fifth Grader: A Guide to Making the Most of the “I’ve Got This” Phase

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    Parenting Your Sixth Grader: A Guide to Making the Most of the “Who Cares” Phase

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    Parenting Your Seventh Grader: A Guide to Making the Most of the “Who’s Going?” Phase

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    Parenting Your Eighth Grader: A Guide to Making the Most of the “Yeah … I Know” Phase

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