Rock Student Ministry of Cornerstone

08/27/2026

This Sunday - Youth Group Welcome Fellowship and Mandatory Parent Meeting at 5:30 pm. This is for all youth and parents! Please bring a pickup food and/or dessert to share!

08/23/2026

Back to school social tonight for the whole family at 5 pm. Everyone, churchwide is invited to come eat burgers and hotdogs with us. Invite a friend and come on out for a great time of fellowship. Please bring a dessert to share and we have everything else covered.

08/10/2026

We are excited about our youth's oppurtunity to lead worship at Ball's Creek Campground this Wednesday, August 12 at 7:30 PM. Please help us make this a great night by reading the following information and reminders for Wednesday.
- Transportation for those that need it will leave Cornerstone Church at 5:30 PM
- Food will be provided at the campground but I Need To Know how many we will have
- If you are coming to eat with us, please comment to this post with your name and how many if you are answering for other family members by tomorrow night at 5 PM.
- Food will be ordered based on these numbers
- For those meeting us there, we will meet at Donna Carpenter's tent to eat at 5:50 PM
- All Praise Team members leading on Wednesday will meet at the Arbor for a sound check at 6:15 PM
- We will return from the campground to Cornerstone by 9:30 PM

07/15/2026

Camp week was full of unforgettable memories, nonstop fun, and watching God move in incredible ways. ❤️

Sunday was especially special as our students helped lead us in worship. What a beautiful reminder that the week at camp didn’t end when we came home.

But can we talk about Camp Tired for a minute?!
Camp Tired is a whole different level of exhausted! It’s the kind where you unpack your suitcase…eventually. Your laundry sits a little longer than it should and you need a vacation from your week at camp. 😴

Because Camp Tired means a week filled with worship, serving, laughing, late-night conversations, seeing lives changed, and making memories we’ll never forget

Our bodies are still recovering…but our hearts are so full. 💚

07/12/2026

FUGE Camp 2026 – Day 5 🐑 The Good Life

Today we focused on what it truly means to live “The Good Life.” We learned that the abundant life Jesus promises isn’t found in an easy life or a life without struggles—it’s found in walking daily with our Good Shepherd. We were reminded that because we belong to Him, He pursues us with His goodness and mercy, never leaves us, and nothing can sn**ch us from His hand.

🥞 Breakfast
🙌🏼 Morning Celebration (Worship)
📖 Quiet Time / Bible Study
🍔 Lunch
👋 Site Send Off
🛝 Our Daily Mission (sharing the love of Jesus with kiddos)
✌️ Hangtime
🍝 Dinner
🎶 Worship
🫶 Church Group Time

* Jesus knows each of His sheep personally and lovingly pursues us with His goodness and mercy, even when we wander.
* Abundant life isn’t about having an easy life; it’s about experiencing God’s presence every day.
* Nothing can separate us from Jesus or sn**ch us from His hand when we belong to Him.
* Mountaintop moments strengthen us for the valleys. We should remember what God has taught us when life gets difficult & seek to listen to His voice.
* The best life is lived by seeing Jesus, dwelling in His presence, and listening to His voice.
* Walking with Jesus doesn’t remove hardship, but it gives us His peace, courage, and constant presence through every season.
* Because Jesus laid down His life for us, we can live with hope today and confidence that one day we’ll dwell with Him forever.

Pray that we would continue following the Good Shepherd long after camp ends—trusting Him in both the mountaintops and the valleys, listening for His voice, and living the abundant life only He can give.

Ending the night with MEGA Relay (even if we didn’t win) was so much fun!!

07/11/2026

The chaperones weren’t left out 😂

07/11/2026

MEGA Relay was a blast tonight!!

07/11/2026

07/10/2026

FUGE Camp 2026 – Day 4 🐑

Another incredible day at FUGE! Today our students were reminded that no matter what we face, the Good Shepherd is always with us. His presence gives us peace, comfort, direction, and hope—even in life’s hardest valleys.

☀️ Breakfast
🎶 Morning Celebration (Worship)
📖 Quiet Time / Bible Study
🍽️ Lunch
🙏 Site Send Off
❤️ Our Daily Mission (sharing the love of Jesus with kiddos)
🎉 Hangtime
🍽️ Dinner
🎶 Evening Worship
👥 Church Group Time

Today’s Theme: The Good Presence

Just as a shepherd stays close to protect his sheep, Jesus walks with us through every season—both the joyful moments and the difficult ones.

We also looked at John 10, where Jesus calls Himself the Door and the Good Shepherd. In a world filled with countless voices competing for our attention, we’re challenged to ask ourselves: Who or what am I following?

The Good Shepherd knows each of His sheep personally, calls them by name, and lovingly leads them toward abundant life. He doesn’t promise an easy path, but He promises His presence every step of the way.

• God’s presence brings peace instead of fear.
• We can trust Jesus because He walks with us through every valley.
• The world offers many voices, but we should learn to recognize and follow the Shepherd’s voice.
• Jesus is the Door—the only way to true life and salvation.
• The Good Shepherd laid down His life for us and lovingly leads us toward abundant life.
• No matter where life takes us, it’s always better wherever we are because God is with us.

What a blessing to spend another day growing in our faith, serving together, and watching God work in the lives of our students.

07/09/2026

FUGE Camp – Day 3 🐑 The Good Restoration

Today’s Schedule:
🍳 Breakfast
🎶 Morning Celebration (Worship)
📖 Quiet Time / Bible Study
🍽️ Lunch
👋 Site Send-Off
❤️ Our Daily Mission (sharing the love of Jesus with kiddos)
🎉 Hangtime
🍽️ Dinner
🎵 Evening Worship
🙏 Church Group Time

Another incredible day at FUGE! Today we were reminded that Jesus isn’t just our Good Shepherd—He’s our Restorer. He doesn’t simply make us feel better…He restores what sin has broken and gives us new life.

We learned that no amount of self-improvement, good works, or worldly solutions can restore our souls. We all fall short, but Jesus willingly became our substitute. He bore our griefs, carried our sorrows, was pierced for our sins, and took the punishment that we deserved so that we could experience forgiveness, peace, and new life.

One of the most powerful reminders today was this:
God sees our very worst moments…and still looks at us and says, “I love you.” ❤️

Through His sacrifice:
✨ We are restored.
✨ We are made righteous through Christ.
✨ We are healed.
✨ We are called to repent, believe, and allow Him to change us from the inside out.

The price was great—but Jesus gladly paid it because His love for us is even greater. What an amazing Savior we serve!

Another day full of worship, laughter, serving others, growing in our faith, and watching God move in the lives of our students.

Let what Jesus did determine your value and your worth! 🙌🏼