Pearland Student Ministry
Making Faith Our Own
Through weekly Bible studies, worship, service opportunities, camps, and meaningful fun, we equip students to live out their faith with courage and compassion in an increasingly complex world.
This is more than a program—it’s a Christ-centered community where every student is known, valued, and reminded they are never alone.
Weekly Events
Join us in the Student Building on Sunday mornings for Sunday School from 9:30-10:30 am. Students will enjoy fellowship, games, and donuts before digging into the weekly lesson.
Sunday School | 9:30-10:30 am
On Sunday nights from 5-7 pm, 7th-12th grade students can come and enjoy a delicious meal together, play games, then worship and study together in the Student Building.
Sunday Nights | 5:00-7:00 pm
Starting September 16, we will be having a Bible study for our middle school/junior high students on Wednesday nights from 6:45-8:00 pm
Wednesday Nights
Upcoming Events
Bible Studies
5th-6th grade
7th-12th grade
What We’re Learning on Sunday Mornings
Week 3 [September 20]
Strong friendships form through journeys that face storms and disagreements, but they're worth holding onto. This week, we'll see how Paul and Barnabas's conflict led them down different paths, yet later repair showed the value of sticking together... reminding us good friends are worth fighting for.
Bible Verses: Proverbs 27:17; Acts 15:36-41; Psalm 51:10
Week 4 [September 27]
NO SUNDAY SCHOOL, Church In Action Sunday!
Week 1 [September 6]
The most legendary adventure stories reach a point when one character helps another discover their potential. This week, we'll see how Priscilla and Aquila shared what they knew about Jesus with Apollos to empower him to share the good news. Their story shows us how important it is to have friends who help us grow because every friend will influence you.
Bible Verses: Proverbs 12:26; Acts 18:1-4, 18-28; Hebrews 13:1
Week 2 [September 13]
Following a trusted ally or being misled by a reckless person can be the difference between finding treasure or getting trapped. This week, we'll see how King Solomon's choice to ask God for wisdom set him up to lead well, especially as he would face many differing voices. Surrounding ourselves with those who point us to what's right reminds us that wise friends will help guide us.
Bible Verses: Proverbs 13:20; I Kings 3:3-14; Psalm 1:1-3
