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Our Programs

Programs That Help Every Piece Find Its Place

The Stained Glass Project offers three program paths designed for different stages of life and different ways to get involved. Whether you are a youth student, young adult, parent, volunteer, or community partner, there is a place to grow, connect, lead and serve. 

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Find Your Place in the Project

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7th- 12th Grade

Youth Program

A community for middle and high school students to build friendships, explore Christian faith, learn practical lessons for life, develop confidence and leadership, and discover how they can make a difference. 

Weekly gatherings & meaningful conversations

Faith, life skills, relationships & leadership

Service projects, events & special experiences

A community where questions are welcome

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Young Adult Program

A place for young adults navigating college, careers, relationships, independence, faith, and the transition into adult life alongside people who care about where they are headed. 

Ages 18 - 30

Faith & honest conversation

Real-life topics & practical growth

Mentorship, community, & encouragement

Leadership, service, and opportunities to give back

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 Service & Missions

Opportunities for youth, young adults, volunteers, and community partners to serve together, support local needs, partner with other organizations, and participate in mission experiences. 

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Local Service Projects

Nonprofit & Community Partnerships

Mission Opportunities

Hands-on ways to make a difference

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One Project. Different Seasons.

The Stained Glass Project is designed to grow with people. 

A student may begin with us in 7th grade, continue into the Young Adult Program after high school, serve alongside others throughout that journey and eventually return as a volunteer, mentor, leader, or supporter of the next generation. 

Our programs provide different experiences for different stages of life, but they are connected by the relationships we build along the way.

The way someone participates may change.
The place in the Project does not have to.

What You'll Find Here

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Faith With Room for Questions

Christian faith is part of who we are, but honest questions are welcome. We want conversations about Scripture and faith to connect with the life people are actually living.

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Relationships That Matter

We want people to be known, encouraged, challenged, and surrounded by others who care enough to keep showing up.

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Lessons for Real Life

We talk about more than what happens on Sunday; relationships, finances, communication, family, careers, decisions, resilience, leadership, and the realities of growing up.

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Opportunities to Contribute

Young people are not here simply to watch. We want them to participate, lead, create, serve, make decisions, and eventually help invest in others. 

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