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New T-shirts just arrived! We’re excited to share that the 2025 Walk Youth Group Comfort Colors shirts are here just in time for the Thanksgiving holidays! They look awesome, and we hope you love the message as much as we do. Quantities are limited, and once they’re gone, we won’t be ordering more—so don’t wait! Grab yours for just $10 (cash or Venmo @oneneednow). You can pick them up anytime during Monday or Wednesday night small groups this week. Don’t miss out!

16th Annual Thanksgiving Day Outreach in Thomasville Date: Thanksgiving Day Time: 9:30 AM to around 1:30 PM Location: Thomasville High School (315 S. Hansell Street) This is one of our favorite events of the year! We’ll be meeting at Thomasville High School and expect the outreach to last a few hours. During this time, we’ll be distributing meals at Providence Plaza and Wood Valley Apartments. If you’re planning to join us, please let us (Chris) know so we can arrange...

Discipleship at The Walk Youth Group This semester, our focus has been on discipleship, following Jesus’ command to “go and make disciples of all nations” (Matthew 28:19). Here’s a look at what your students have studied so far: Middle School Topics: 1. What if it All Went Away? — Finding our true source of hope. 2. How to Pray — Building a genuine relationship with God. 3. Dealing with People Who Hate You — Responding with love and grace. 4. The Happiness...

I have no clue what to say or do. I never have written to God, only talked through prayer. So here goes nothing. Today I said I wasn’t going to wash feet at all, but I did end up washing feet. I had an interaction where I was about to begin washing this man’s feet, and he comes in on his wheelchair. I shake his hand and we introduce ourselves. He says his name was Harold or something along that line, and I ask him his shoe size, and he says 13, but at that point we were out of everything...

NYC mission trip story 2024 - Evelin lives in New York, that day October 9th was her sister’s memorial and said that I reminded her of her sister and looked like her too. Has a daughter who does ballet. Loves to sing and dance for people and she makes her own clothes for a living. Gave her a flower and thought we were truly a blessing and she doesn’t go to church but practices it in her own way. Knows that God wakes her up for a purpose every day and loves Jesus. We prayed for her and...

20th Annual Bigstuf – Panama City Beach, FL! Dates: June 9th-13th Cost: $500 RSVP to Chris! Don’t miss out on five incredible days filled with powerful worship, engaging speakers, and life-changing moments at Panama City Beach. At BigStuf, you’ll experience: 7 student sessions with dynamic worship and teaching Small group discussions for reflection and growth Beach time and activities Meals and lodging included for an unforgettable stay Payment...

NYC Runs on Dunkin’ NYC-Brooklyn NY Mission Trip The Walk Youth Group Building 229

14th Annual D-Now Weekend is coming up—January 17th-19th (MLK Weekend). Open to grades 6th-12th, this weekend is all about growing together in faith and building lasting friendships. Text Chris to sign up. We’ll be staying overnight at Building 229 (boys on one side, girls on the other) with bunk beds and couches for most everyone! There’s plenty of fun planned, including a covered pickleball and basketball court, a fire pit, and a dance party each night. Saturday afternoon:...

Last Sunday at youth, we had the honor of baptizing 7 students! We are overjoyed that more than 170 people, including 101 students, witnessed this significant event. There is no greater joy than celebrating new life in Christ! It’s incredible to see how some of those baptized yesterday have journeyed from accepting Jesus as their Savior at Bigstuf and D-Now to publicly proclaiming their faith through baptism. This reflects the biblical pattern—belief in Jesus followed by baptism as an...

Last Sunday at youth was truly special memory for all. Last month, we had 233 individual students join us, and God continues to move in incredible ways. Our NYC mission team shared their amazing experiences, and we will also be celebrated with baptisms of some of our students!

Last week, we had the privilege of embarking on a mission trip to NYC, sharing the love of Jesus and evangelizing in Union Square, Madison Square Park, Washington Square Park, and Central Park. We spent hours on park benches, engaging with people from all walks of life. We prayed for Holocaust survivors, Muslims, agnostics, atheists, individuals battling mental illness, drug dealers, addicts, a deaf individual, soldiers in our military, and so many others. We even prayed in the name of Jesus...

While we were in Central Park, a young autistic man in his 20s approached us. His face was smeared with chocolate from eating ice cream. He began asking questions and engaging in conversation, with a smile so bright it was impossible not to be drawn in. At one point, he asked, “Do I have chocolate on my face?” He attempted to wipe it off, but it became clear he couldn’t do it alone. I asked, “Would you like some help?” and he nodded. Gently, I began wiping his mouth and hands...