Welcome to FCC Students!
FCC Students is for REAL middle and high school students (7th-12th grade) who come together to live REAL LIFE with one another!
Questions, contact Bob or Lindsey Jones at bob@fccwarsaw.com OR lindsey@fccwarsaw.com
Wednesday Nights
Join us for our weekly Wednesday night programming here at FCC for middle and high school students (grades 7-12) for games, worship, teaching, and small groups from 6:30-8:30 pm!
Sunday Mornings
9:15 am: Middle School and High School students are invited to attend the worship service.
The IN-BETWEEN: Stay for coffee and refreshments that takes place between the two worship services.
10:45 am: Middle School & High School Class (Grades 7-12) meets in Room 120.
Current Series
Truth in Love
In a culture where truth is often redefined and disagreement is labeled as hate, students are feeling the pressure. Some are afraid to speak up about their faith. Others are slowly absorbing the beliefs of the world around them.
This four-week series will help our students understand how to stand firmly on biblical truth while responding to others with Christlike compassion. We will address real cultural issues students are facing — including sexuality, abortion, and moral relativism — through the lens of Scripture.
Our goal is not to create louder Christians, but steadier ones. Students will learn that love does not require approval, truth is not negotiable, and Jesus is both full of grace and full of truth.
We will conclude the series by placing a New Testament in every student’s hands, inviting them to anchor their lives in God’s Word and share it boldly with others.
2/24 — Love ≠ Approval
Primary Passage: John 4:1–26
Big Idea: Loving someone deeply does not require affirming everything they do. Disagreement is not hatred.
Students examine Jesus’ interaction with the woman at the well and see how He holds both truth and compassion. Jesus moves toward broken people, names sin clearly, and offers living water.
This week addresses cultural pressure surrounding sexuality and identity. Students learn that Scripture — not culture — defines sexual ethics, that God’s design for marriage has not changed, and that every person bears God’s image.
The emphasis is posture: we do not redefine truth to avoid offense, and we do not withdraw love because of disagreement. Identity is found in Christ. At the cross, truth and love meet.
Outcome: Students gain confidence to hold biblical convictions with courage and compassion.
March 4 — It’s Just Normal… Right?
Primary Passage: Galatians 6:1
Big Idea: When sin becomes normal, love speaks gently to restore.
This week addresses the quiet normalization of sexual sin among friends. Students learn that avoiding hard conversations is not loving well. Through Galatians 6:1, they see that restoration — not embarrassment or control — is the goal.
They are equipped to enter uncomfortable conversations with humility, gentleness, and discernment when destructive behaviors are minimized.
Outcome: Students grow in courage to speak truth in love when silence would be easier.
March 11 — It’s My Body, My Choice
Primary Passage: Psalm 139:13–16
Big Idea: Life belongs to God. We are created by Him and for Him.
This week addresses abortion with both conviction and compassion. Students explore the value of life, the image of God, and biblical personhood before birth. Grace and healing are emphasized for anyone carrying regret or pain.
Outcome: Students understand the sacredness of life and learn to speak about it with compassion and clarity.
March 18 — Live Your Truth?
Primary Passage: John 18:33–38
Big Idea: Truth is not something we invent. Truth is someone we follow.
Students examine Pilate’s question, “What is truth?” and contrast cultural relativism with the claims of Christ. They are challenged to anchor identity and belief in Jesus rather than feelings or trends.
The series concludes with a clear gospel invitation and a commissioning challenge. Each student receives a New Testament and is encouraged to read it, live it, and share it.
Outcome: Students are invited to surrender to Christ and stand for truth with love and courage.
CIY MOVE
Incoming 9th Grade - graduated Seniors
It's time to start planning for CIY Move this summer!
We will be leaving Sunday morning, June 21st and returning by noon on June 26th. The first installment of $50 per ticket is due March 1 to reserve your spot. We will have some fundraising along the way if you are interested in helping with the cost of your ticket. Total cost for each ticket $300.
Check out the CIY Website https://ciy.com/move
Sign up for CIY Move HERE!!!
CIY MIX
Incoming 7th grade - finished 8th grade
CIY Mix is a multi-day summer program designed specifically for students entering 7th, - exiting 8th grade. It’s part of a series of events by CIY that helps younger students explore their faith and grow spiritually in ways tailored to their age group.
The event combines energetic worship, teaching, Bible lessons, and small group time with fun games and activities. It helps middle schoolers build community, deepen their relationship with Jesus, and understand what it means to live out their faith.
Sign up HERE!
Check out what we do HERE!
We will leave on the morning of Sunday, July 26 and return on July 29. This event is in Holland, MI
Ticket cost is $300 and is due by March 11 with your first installment of $50.
We will have some fundraising along the way if you are interested in saving $$ off of your ticket.
Do you want to lower your ticket cost for CIY?
Sign up to help with our next event!
APRIL 24TH, we will be hosting a trivia night at FCC. Volunteers need to arrive by 5 pm. All proceeds will be divided between volunteers to help with ticket cost.
Sign up HERE to help and earn ticket money!
