Youth

What We’ve Been Doing

Bike Trip on Thurmond Trail

Halloween Party for Younger Youth

Halloween Tailgate Party, Uptown Beckley

Lock-in with Midnight Bowling, Food, & Fun

Serve Congregational Thanksgiving Dinner

Operation Christmas Child (Shoebox Project)

Christmas Caroling & other holiday fun

“Souper” Bowl Sunday Collection

Youth Planning Retreat

Tubing at Winterplace Ski Resort

Fundraising for Mission Trips

World Vision’s 30 Hour Famine

Y-Nights at the YMCA

Spaghetti Dinner Fund Raiser

White Christmas Program

Christmas Caroling at Greystone

Potato Bar Fund Raiser

Jr. High Youth Retreat at Cedar Lakes

Easter Egg Hunt for Younger Youth

Spring Musicals

Church Picnic Worship Service

Vacation Bible School

Bluestone Summer Camp

Summer Mission Trips

About the BPC Youth Group

The BPC Youth Group welcomes youth 6th Grade to 12th Grade. They meet on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month in the youth room of the Educational Building from 5:00 – 6:00 pm then walk over to the YMCA for Y-Night from 6:00 – 8:00 pm. On the youth nights they practice music and hold devotionals that the youth conduct.

Youth leaders are parents of the youth who, along with the youth themselves, help plan and organize the youth program and take turns working with the various activities.

Maddie DiGiulian (center) with friends at Montreat Youth Conference

An annual event, youth experienced famine for 30 hours.

Members of Youth choir sing on Youth Sunday with Dr. Chandler, Director.

Our youth learned, played, and fellowshiped with friends.

Awards & Recognitions

2018 Graduates

Megan Blankenship, daughter of Joseph & Allison Blankenship and granddaughter of Marlene Blankenship, is a graduate of Hillgrove High School in Powder Springs, GA. She will be attending Florida State University pursuing a degree in Video Production and Design. She will be studying in London her first year on campus.

Allison Boyce-James, daughter of Sarah & Jeremy Sotak and granddaughter of Nancy & Dave Sotak, will graduate from Christianburg High School in May. After a school trip to Europe this summer, she will begin classes at New River Community College in Christianburg.

Aubury Smith, granddaughter of Terry & Cheryl McGill, will graduate from Kettle Run High School in Nokesville, VA in May. She will be attending Barton College in Wilson NC in the fall.

Mikaela Otte, daughter of Jorn & Kimberly Otte, will graduate from Woodrow Wilson High School in May. She will be attending Berea College in Berea, KY majoring in Creative Writing and Social Justice.