Join us on the Maranatha youth winter retreat at Camp Sankanac from February 14-16. The retreat is open to any 6th-12th graders and we're looking forward to enjoying some great games, conversations, and time together!
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If you are the parent of a teen or adult child who is walking in rebellion against the Lord, you might feel alone—perhaps even hopeless. Finding other believers to pray with you about your child’s situation can be intimidating.
Tenth is starting a group for parents of “prodigal” children. The purpose of the group isn’t to find advice or answers. The purpose is to create a safe space for parents to be known in their sorrow and fear and to pray together for the Lord to have mercy on their children, and to turn them back to himself in repentance.
If you’re interested in being part of this prayer group, confidentially email Executive Minister Tim Geiger here.
Struggling with sexual temptation or sin can prove discouraging, even devastating, to a man’s walk with the Lord and his relationships with others in his home and in the Body of Christ. Tenth is starting a group starting in January to help men who struggle sexually, helping them to come into the light of truth and repentance while at the same time helping them rely on the Lord and not on their own strength to do so.
This is called a discipleship group rather than a support group because the focus is on helping men understand God’s grace applied to them through the Person and work of Jesus Christ. It is, after all, God’s grace that is meant to lead to our repentance (Romans 2:4).
If you are a member or attender of Tenth, age 18 or older who would like help and encouragement in walking in repentance, please prayerfully consider becoming part of this group. You may confidentially email Executive Minister Tim Geiger here.
Join Tenth College Fellowship on January 24-26 for our winter retreat in Lewiston, PA. The Beautitudes of Matthew 5 turn everything we think we know about blessing upside down. Join us as we dive into Jesus' profound vision for His followers, discovering how true blessing is found in humility, mercy, purity and peace. This will be a time of deep spiritual growth and rich fellowship.
All undergraduate students and college-aged individuals are welcome to register.
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Jesus Explored is a 4-week course on who Jesus is, why he came, and what it means to follow him.
Please join us for a free meal, a short presentation on Jesus, and a time to have your questions answered.
January 13 – "Jesus and Forgiveness"
January 20 – "Jesus and a New Beginning"
January 27 – "Jesus and What You Love Most"
February 3 – "Jesus and Hypocrisy"
If you would like to explore who Jesus is, this course is for you!
