You Belong Here
Middle school and high school can be complicated. You do not have to walk through those years alone.
At Bel-Aire Students, you will find people who will welcome you, leaders who care about you, and teaching that helps you understand and live out God’s Word. Whether you have grown up in church or have never opened a Bible, there is a place for you here.
At Bel-Aire Students, you will find people who will welcome you, leaders who care about you, and teaching that helps you understand and live out God’s Word. Whether you have grown up in church or have never opened a Bible, there is a place for you here.
Biblical Teaching
God's Word is at the center of everything we do.
We believe the Bible is God's perfect and sufficient Word. Every lesson and discussion is grounded in Scripture because lasting life change comes through knowing and obeying God's truth. Through faithful teaching, we want every student to know Christ, love His Word, and faithfully follow Him.
Real Community
Grow alongside people who genuinely care.
Following Jesus was never meant to be done alone. Bel-Aire Students is a place where lasting friendships are built, trusted leaders invest in students, and every person is encouraged to grow in faith together. We celebrate together, pray together, serve together, and walk through life's challenges together as a church family.
Life on Mission
Faith isn't just for church—it's for everyday life.
Jesus calls every believer to make disciples wherever He has placed them. We want students to love their families well, serve their church faithfully, share the hope of the Gospel with their friends, and live in a way that reflects Christ at school, at home, on the ball field, and everywhere God leads them.
Weekly Schedule
Join Us This Week
Sunday Morning Connect Groups
SUNDAY MORNINGS AT 10:45
Sunday mornings are all about digging deeper into God's Word together. Our Connect Groups are discussion-based Bible studies where you'll learn how to understand Scripture, ask good questions, and apply God's truth to everyday life.
Lowerclassmen (7th–9th Grade) are studying Biblical Relationships and Communication, discovering how the gospel shapes friendships, family, conflict, and life together in the church.
Upperclassmen (10th–12th Grade) are studying Christian Apologetics, learning how to confidently understand, defend, and share their faith in a culture that often challenges what Christians believe.
Whether you're just starting to grow in your faith or you're ready to tackle deeper questions, Connect Groups are a place to learn, grow, and be encouraged alongside other students as you follow Christ together.
Lowerclassmen (7th–9th Grade) are studying Biblical Relationships and Communication, discovering how the gospel shapes friendships, family, conflict, and life together in the church.
Upperclassmen (10th–12th Grade) are studying Christian Apologetics, learning how to confidently understand, defend, and share their faith in a culture that often challenges what Christians believe.
Whether you're just starting to grow in your faith or you're ready to tackle deeper questions, Connect Groups are a place to learn, grow, and be encouraged alongside other students as you follow Christ together.
Exiles: Living for God's Kingdom in a Foreign Land
WEDNESDAY NIGHTS AT 6:00PM
What does it look like to follow Jesus in a world that doesn't? The book of Daniel answers that question. As young men living in a culture that opposed God, Daniel and his friends learned to stand firm without compromising their faith. More importantly, they discovered that no matter how powerful earthly kingdoms appear, God is still on His throne.
In this series, we'll explore how God's sovereignty gives us the courage to live faithfully in today's culture. Whether you're facing pressure at school, online, with friends, or at home, Daniel reminds us that we are called to live as citizens of God's Kingdom while we wait for His eternal Kingdom to come.
Join us as we learn what it means to live faithfully as exiles in a world that desperately needs the hope of Christ.
In this series, we'll explore how God's sovereignty gives us the courage to live faithfully in today's culture. Whether you're facing pressure at school, online, with friends, or at home, Daniel reminds us that we are called to live as citizens of God's Kingdom while we wait for His eternal Kingdom to come.
Join us as we learn what it means to live faithfully as exiles in a world that desperately needs the hope of Christ.
