Prayer List To submit a request, click the button below. Prayer Requests will be kept on the Church Prayer list for at least 2 weeks, unless updates are sent in regarding the prayer request. Requests may also be kept confidential. Please allow some time for the list to be updated after submitting. Request Prayer Current Requests 10/19/26 Hello, my husband Blake Davis and I got married September 5th 2026. He and I are both Christian believers. Since marriage we have received several attacks: 10/13/26: I was unexpectedly terminated from my employer without cause. This unemployment is devastating as my husband lost his job in May of 2026. I have a mortgage and don’t want to lose our family home I worked all my life to obtain. Unemployment has battle tested our relationship and caused many problems but we are sticking together. My husband's former sister-in-law has refused visitation with his 12 yr old daughter and is seeking a restraining order against me so when the judge grants my husband every other weekend custody, he will not be able to have the child in our family home. The hearing is tomorrow. She has banned us from attending the child’s events in retaliation to mediation in September resulting in impasse & police being called on denied visitation. My husband is suffering greatly. My husband's adult daughters have turned against us shortly after marriage causing issues within the whole family. My daughter is 18 and struggles with depression. Her father left when she was 3 years old. Wants nothing to do with her. Lastly, my husband is being tormented by his past with drugs. He has been clean for the past 4 years but despite this has always been attacked in his dreams and in his thoughts. He has drug cravings he can not get rid of. We want for his torment to be broken and for his depression to go. We need prayer for employment, our family, and our marriage. Shayne Davis 10/17/26 I’ve been going through a lot of anxiety and potential health things this summer. I’ve had a red and inflamed bald patch on my head appear that’s concerning and I’m undergoing testing. Doctors are questioning an autoimmune disease like lupus. I get results before the end of the month. Prayers for healing and solutions but also that it’s not so deep and serious like an autoimmune disease. Also prayers for peace please. Thank you! Kelly Hendre 10/11/26 My father-in-law, Craig, will be having foot surgery tomorrow (10/11) afternoon. Please be in prayer for a successful procedure and quick healing. Thank you! Keith Ussery 9/1/26 Please pray for the family of Andrew McMichen, 23 year old Woodstock fireman. We died Sunday 8/30 from an accident with a firearm. He leaves behind parents & siblings. Thanks be to God, he was a child of God! Catherine Morris Upcoming Events Fall Block Party - 10/24 Men's Guild Meeting - 10/31 ASPIRE Class - 11/1 SEGUE - 11/8 Women's Ministry: Christmas Conversations - 12/3 Hanukkah Celebration - 12/4 Season of Hope - 12/9 Christmas Eve Services - 12/24 Read Through the Bible - 1/6-9 Missions Partners Global Partners Asian Christian Academy Athletes in Action - Austria Bridge to Israel Colin Welch - Paris CULTURELink FCA Dominican Republic The God Who Sees - Nicaragua Semillas de Vida - Costa Rica Transforma - Costa Rica Global Affiliates Convoy of Hope Samaritan's Purse Saving Susan Ministry Seed Company Local Partners CRU Graduate Student - GSU, GT, KSU FCA North Atlanta Promise 686 Wellspring Living Local Affiliates Calvary Children's Home Cobb Pregnancy Resource Center FaithBridge Foster Care Keeping Families Connected Mission 1:27 One Need

Sermon Discussion Below you'll find the pastor's presentations associated with each sermon along with discussion questions for your Life Group to use in response to each week's sermon. 10/18/26 Genesis 15 "Origins, pt. 34: How We Win Against Fear" Pastor Tom Gray What are you currently afraid of or worried about right now? Why is fear such a crippling emotion for us, even those of us who are Christians that are told “not to fear"? Why do you think we so often try to solve our problems or fears instead of taking them straight to God? Read Philippians 4:6-7. What are some other verses or promises in Scripture that bring your comfort and peace during these difficult times? Abraham’s faith that is credited to him as righteousness is a massive part of “salvation” from the Old Testament perspective. Why is it so important? Read Luke 11:9-13 and Luke 18:1-7. What do we learn about God’s openness to our continual requests from these verses? How does this apply to what Tom talked about today in regards to fear and trusting God? What is so significant about God making this covenant with Abraham? How does this covenant point forward to Jesus? 10/11/26 John 3:16 "God is Love" Pastor Jim Burt Finding beauty in the simple or ordinary is a good skill to have. What are some simple things in your life that you find beautiful or meaningful? Now let’s apply that way of thinking to our verse today: John 3:16. What beautiful or meaningful things can you pull out of this well-known verse? Gods love is the central element of this verse. It is the driving force for both the sending and the sacrifice of the Son. What stands out to you about Gods love both in this passage and the rest of Scripture? How would you describe “Agape” love? What are some ways we should demonstrate this type of love? How was Christs suffering and sacrifice such a powerful demonstration of Gods love? 9/27/26 Genesis 14:1-16 "Origins, pt. 32: Preparation and Courage" Pastor Tom Gray By human terms, Abraham was facing an impossible situation and yet God delivered him. What other examples in Scripture do we see God delivering his people from impossible situations? What does this teach us about God? Where has God shown up for you in “impossible situations?" How do we imitate Abram by being both peace-makers but also being wise and prepared to fight the “wars” in our culture today? How does living faithfully in the day to day enable us to honor God in the day of trouble? Out of all the areas that Tom walked through, which one do you feel “least prepared” in? What can you do to be more prepared? (The list: Spiritually, Relationally, Physically, Financially, Professionally, Eternally) 9/20/26 Genesis 13:5-18 "Origins, pt. 31: The Life of Faith" Pastor Tom Gray Why do you think being a peace-maker is such a vital element of a life of faith? Where have you had to step in somewhere as a peace-maker? What comes to your mind when you hear the word “righteousness?” Tom defined it as aligning to Gods heart, designs and ways. Discuss this definition as a group How do we balance being a peace-maker with confronting conflict and sin and evil? Peace-making has a large element of humility and deferring to others within it. Read Philippians 2:1-4 How does we see this in Genesis 13? How have you seen humility be a blessing within relationships? How does having an eternal perspective help us be peace-makers? 9/13/26 Genesis 12:10-13:4 "Origins, pt. 30: Real Faith Walking" Pastor Tom Gray What stands out to you about this story of Abram and Sarai going to Egypt? This narrative stars with a trial (famine - v.10) that prompts Abram to step out in faith. What are some of those trials in your own life that caused you to move forward in faith? Why are we so tempted to try to solve our problems in our own way instead of trusting God in difficult times? How have you recently experienced the faithfulness and goodness of God in difficult times? What does it look like for us to “call upon the name of the Lord?” 9/6/26 Genesis 12:1-9 "Origins, pt. 29: Blessed to be a Blessing" Pastor Matt Russell Abram's call meant giving up land, clan, and inheritance, the very things that gave him security and identity. What is the modern equivalent for you? What is the thing that feels foundational to your sense of safety or identity to ever surrender to God? Hebrews 11:8 says Abram "went out without understanding where he was going." The sermon contrasts his immediate obedience with our tendency to demand clarity, bargain, or add conditions before we obey. Where in your life right now are you waiting for more information or certainty before you'll follow what you already sense God is asking of you? When Abram arrived in Canaan, the land was already occupied, likely the opposite of what he might have expected from God's promise. Describe a time you faced resistance or hardship after stepping out in faith. Did it make you question whether you'd heard God correctly, and how did you work through that? Abram pitched his tent between "the house of God" and "a heap of ruins," never seeing the promise fully realized in his lifetime. In what ways do you feel that same tension? How do you deal with the reality of being caught between God's promises and the brokenness of the world? How do you maintain hope and a Godward focus? Like Abram, we too have been blessed by God in multiple ways. And like Abram, we have been blessed to be a blessing to others in our sphere of influence. What does it mean to “bless” others? How specifically can you be a blessing to others in your sphere of influence? 8/23/26 Genesis 11:10-32, Luke 3:34-36 "Origins, pt. 27: The Faith" Pastor Tom Gray Based on your knowledge of him, how would you define Abraham? What about Sarah? How does 2 Chronicles 16:9 tie into Abraham’s story? How does it tie into our lives today? Scripture calls Abraham a “friend of God.” What does that mean? How can we be a “friend of God”? Why is the object of our faith more important than the size of our faith? What does Scripture say about this? Tom ended by talking about how our faith grows as it is tested. How has your faith been tested recently? How have you grown from it? 8/16/26 Genesis 11:1-9, John 17, Acts 2 "Origins, pt. 26: The Tower of Babel" Pastor Tom Gray Why is unity such an important ingredient in growth? Why is language such a barrier AND a unifying thing? God not only confuses languages, but forcibly scatters the people. Think about what the commission given to humanity was (“fill the earth”). How was Babel a rebellion to this? How was God accomplishing His plan through the judgement handed out here? Have you noticed a theme in Genesis? Rebellion, Judgment, new location. We see it with Adam / Eve, Cain, the Flood and now Babel. What do you think God is trying to communicate to us with these patterns? Read Deuteronomy 32:7-9. What does this teach us about God's judgment in Genesis 11? How does verse 9 set us up for Abraham / Israel’s story that we are about to dive into? 8/9/26 Genesis 10 "Origins, pt. 25: From the Table of Nations to the Banquet Table of the Lamb" Pastor Matt Russell Genesis 10 is a list of names most of us would skip over. What does the fact that God included it in Scripture — cataloguing seventy specific peoples by name — tell us about how God sees the "ordinary" details of a nation, a family, or a person? Is there a "list" in your own life (an overlooked relationship, a season, a group of people) that you've been tempted to skim past that God may actually be paying close attention to? The chapter repeats itself four times: by their clans, by their tongues, by their lands, by their nations. Why would the author go out of his way to keep naming the differences between peoples, rather than just saying "they all came from Noah" once and moving on? What does it look like, practically, to hold both truths at once? We are one human family, and our differences (ethnicity, language, culture) are God-designed? In many ways our culture has elevated ethnicity other differences leading to what has leading to tribalism and identity politics. Why is this view of ethnicity unbiblical and how should the disciple of Jesus think about the concept of ethnic differences and identity? Nimrod took the vision of "fill the earth" and turned it into "build my own name." Can you relate at all to the impulse we see in Nimrod to control outcomes rather than trust and obey God? Where in your life (ambition, work, even ministry) are you tempted to build something for your own name than to trust God's design for how things should unfold? What would it look like this week to hand that back to him? Revelation 7:9 pictures the same categories from Genesis 10 (tribe, tongue, people, nation) but this time no one can count them, and "land" is gone. That gathered, uncountable multitude is where Yahweh is directing history. What's one concrete way your life, your relationships, or your church could reflect that reality now? 8/2/26 Genesis 9:18-29 "Origins, pt. 24: Foolishness, Wickedness, Love" Pastor Tom Gray We started with Noah’s foolishness. What other biblical examples can you think of heroes acting foolishly? How does it make you feel to know that heroes of the Bible make foolish mistakes? What contrast is there from Ephesians 5:18, of being drunk on (fill in the blank) and being filled with the Spirit? What are those controlling areas you have to watch out for? (Screens, alcohol, relationships, calendar, money, etc.) Why does wickedness follow so closely on the heels of foolishness? (Genesis 8:21) Wickedness is either celebrated (Ham) or covered (Shem / Japheth). What is the outcome in this story of these two options? How does the loving action of the two righteous brothers point us to Jesus and what he has done for us?

Meet The Team Mars Hill Community Church is guided by our Staff, guarded by our Elders and gifted by our Congregation. What this means in practicality is that our staff is responsible for communicating vision within their areas of responsibility, developing ministry plans to support that vision and managing the ongoing tasks within their roles. Our Elders have four primary areas of responsibility: guarding our vision and doctrine, financial oversight, church discipline and pastor accountability. Leadership at Mars Hill is not exclusive to the staff and elders. Our congregation is made up of a wide variety of men, women and students who lead and serve along with the staff and elders to make up the Body of Christ, which is the church. Our Staff TOM GRAY Senior Pastor Mail KIRK PRATT Executive Pastor Mail MATT RUSSELL Missions & Ministries Pastor Mail Adult Ministry AARON CRAWFORD Groups Pastor Mail Mail JIM BURT Vintage Pastor Mail CONNIE JENNINGS Women's Ministry Director Student Ministry MICHAEL PLEASANT Student Pastor Mail GRACIE OWENS Student Ministry Associate Mail Children's Ministry DANIELLE HOLBROOK Elementary Director Mail Mail KATHLEEN PRATT Preschool Director MEGAN CASKEY Children's Ministry Creative Manager Mail Worship Ministry CHRIS MARTIN Worship Pastor Mail ETHAN BERGQUIST Worship Leader Mail TORRE STANFILL Worship Leader Mail Administrative Ministry JESSICA LESTER Executive Administrator Mail JEFF ACTON Facilities Manager Mail CAMERON McALLISTER Mail Communications Director Our Elders Please contact our entire elder team by emailing mhccelders@marshillcc.com Ken Cantrell Ryan Caskey Doug Dyson Tom Gray Kent Lilley Brett Pratt Kirk Pratt Matt Russell Phil Weinmeister

Bridge To Israel SERVING TO LINK THE KINGDOM OF GOD BETWEEN ISRAEL AND AMERICA Founded by Cam McAllister in 2018, Bridge to Israel works to better educate the American church on the Jewish roots of our faith and on the necessity of supporting Jewish believers in Israel. Bridge to Israel also hopes to permanently change the way Israel tours look by placing emphasis on the inclusion of meaningful connections with local ministries, by offering education and resources on Jewish culture and by spotlighting Messianic ministries in Israel and connecting them with American ministries. By serving as a link between these two parts of one body of believers, we can be a part of God growing His Kingdom in the Holy Land. Donate Website Contact

Colin Welch - Paris, France In 1905 the French government passed a law called La Laïcité. This was the beginning of the official separation of church and state. Though it was first presented as a “neutral position” on religion, it has resulted in an anti-religious mindset, growing to the point that part of the French identity is to be non-religious. Currently, France is ranked the 7th most atheistic country in the world—only 1.2% claim to be Evangelical Christians. Colin is serving in Paris, France with EFCA ReachGlobal in arts ministry, focusing on using art as a bridge to share the Gospel through relationships with artists. His vision is to see the healing of the disconnect between Christ and culture through the lives and work of artists. Website Donate

SERVING OPPORTUNITES We are always looking for passionate and dedicated individuals to join us in serving our church and community. Explore opportunities to serve in various ministries and make an impact in the lives of others. CURRENT OPPORTUNITIES: AV TECHNICIAN AV Technician - Positions include Computer Operator (worship and sermon slides), Audio Board, Camera Operator and Broadcast AV Support. Serve in the AV role most appropriate based on your desire, experience and skills. Open to Adults & High School Students Time commitment: TBD based on volunteer availability BASEMENT HOST Oversees one or both of the worship services in the Basement during either service (9:15 AM & 11:00 AM). This includes a minimal amount (10-15 minutes) of prep before and after each service, welcoming people and providing any assistance if needed. Open to Adults Time commitment: Minimum 1x/month (for one service). COFFEE TEAM Prep and manage the coffee offerings for the worship services each week in 3 primary locations (Cafe, Children's Ministry Lobby and Basement). Open to Adults & High School Students Time commitment: Minimum 1x/every 4-6 weeks. 8:15 AM-11:30 AM COMMUNION COORDINATOR Prepare communion elements 1x/month for the Communion Team to distribute at the Sunday morning worship services in the Sanctuary and the basement. This position also includes doing supply inventory 1x/month (same day as prep): Juice, bread, cups. Open to Adults & High School Students Time commitment: 1x/month; 8:00 AM for the first service preparation and 10:30-11:00 AM for the second service preparation. MORE INFO

Mission Mars Hill Community Church believes in challenging men to fulfill their God-given vocation as rulers (Genesis 1:27-28) and active leaders in all areas of life including their home, their church, and their community (1 Corinthians 16:13-14; Ephesians 5:25-30, 6:4) . Our church understands the value in providing different opportunities for men to build relationships, and to both disciple and be discipled in these areas. MARS HILL MEN'S GUILD The goal of the Mars Hill Men's Guild is to equip every generation of men to identify and thrive in their vocations, to the glory of God and the benefit of our church body. This group will bring men together across generations to support, advise, train, and mentor one another, helping everyone flourish in their vocations and mutually benefit the church. We believe everyone, regardless of industry or experience, has something to offer to this endeavor, so please join us! Learn More Grow Together 1 Bible Studies Bible Studies meet at various times throughout the week, vary in group size and are a great way to get to know other women in the church. While fellowship is a byproduct, studying God's Word is the focus of these groups. Bible studies are always open to new members. 2 D-Groups Discipleship Groups (D-Groups) are closed groups of approximately 3-5 men that run for 1-2 years. Through active study of God's word and authentic relationships marked by transparency, encouragement and accountability, the goal of D-Groups is to multiply into new groups upon completion. 3 Events Our Men's Mission Briefing meets once a month on Saturday mornings for coffee, fellowship and a short teaching. Our Men's Guild meets quarterly on Saturdays. We also have seasonal events such as Men's Breakfasts, Outdoor days, and Braves cookouts. Bible Studies Monday Evenings, 6:30 PM "The Weekly Links" Stewart Home Leader: Bill Stewart Monday Evenings, 8:00 PM "Road Warrior Bible Study" Virtually on Zoom Leader: Kent Lilley, Mike Miller Friday Mornings, 6:00 AM Fellowship Hall Leaders: Ken Cantrell, Doug Dyson, Kent Lilley Get in Touch We'd love to hear from you! Fill out the contact form to get in touch with our Groups Pastor. Aaron Crawford Groups Pastor Mail First Name Last Name Email Message Send Thanks!

Worship Our Vision Our aim is grow Christ followers who realize that worship is not just what you do on Sunday morning when there is music. Worship is a lifestyle we live out each and every day of our lives. Each week at Mars Hill, we endeavor to create an environment where people can genuinely and authentically come together before an awesome God and freely worship Him for who He is, express gratitude for what He has done and declare hope for what He will do. Interested in serving on our worship team? Contact Our Worship Pastor Chris Martin Worship Pastor Mail

FALL MISSION TRIP 2026 Mars Hill Students The week of September 19–26, 2026, we will take a team of students to partner with FCA Dominican Republic to serve the local community through hands-on ministry. Our goal is to share the Gospel with children in Boca Chica through sports ministry, discipleship camps, construction, and local evangelism. This page provides key trip details, expectations, safety information, a full parent FAQ, and serves as the starting point for the application process. Participation is selective, and submitting an application expresses interest, not guaranteed placement, as this is a mission trip, not a vacation. September 19th-26th, 2026 Apply Here 2025 Video Recap Informational Packet TRIP DETAILS: Destination : Boca Chica, Dominican Republic Dates : September 19-26th, 2026 Cost : $2000 The cost of the trip includes all transportation, lodging, meals (except travel meals), t-shirts, and materials. A $200 deposit is required at registration. For students whose parents are members of our church, we are glad to offer financial support of up to 50% of the trip cost, if needed. All students are encouraged to fundraise toward the full trip cost, with this support coming alongside their efforts. Student Requirements : Be a high school student currently in grades 9-11. Attend the seven weeks of training. See the training schedule below for details. Attend at least 70% of all MHCC Sunday morning worship services and Sunday night student ministry services beginning January 1, 2026, for the duration of the trip. IMPORTANT DEADLINES Application Deadline : March 31st Team Selection & Announcement : April 1st Official Trip Commitment Form Due : April 8th Deposit Due : April 12th Second Payment Due : July 31st Final Payment Due : September 1st TRAININGS We will have a total of seven trainings before we leave for the trip. ALL trainings are MANDATORY and are during our 11:00am service. April 12th | 12:30-2:00pm May 31st | 11:00am-12:30pm July 12th | 11:00am-12:30pm August 9th | 11:00am-12:30pm August 16th | 11:00am-12:30pm August 23rd | 11:00am-12:30pm September 6th | 11:00am-12:30pm (Final Training) September 13th | 11:00am-12:30pm (Parent Meeting) September 18th | 6:00-8:00pm (Packing Party) We leave for the Dominican Republic on Saturday, September 19th. WHERE WE STAY: Our team will stay in a private, gated villa located in a quiet rural area. The property is designed for mission teams with plenty of common space and debrief areas. PARENT FAQs What are you doing to ensure my child is safe in the Dominican Republic? We are partnering with FCA Dominican Republic, a trusted local ministry that knows that knows the communities, routes, and appropriate boundaries for where we serve. Students will stay together in secure lodging and follow a structured schedule with consistent adult supervision. No one will be permitted to go off on their own. We also have clear plans in place in the case of emergency. What are the travel plans for the Dominican Republic trip? We will be taking a direct flight from the Atlanta Airport to the Santo Domingo Airport. We will be picked up by FCA staff from the airport and transported to the Villa where we will be staying. While in the DR, we will travel on chauffeured buses provided by FCA DR. What if my child has dietary restrictions/allergies? Most meals will include multiple options. However, we cannot guarantee an allergen-free environment. There are local grocery stores where students can purchase additional snacks as needed throughout the week. What is the phone policy for the trip? Students are allowed to bring their phones on the trip; however, phone use will be structured to help students stay present and engaged in the mission experience. Students may have their phones with them while traveling outside the Villa. Phones will be collected when students are at the Villa. If a student needs to contact a parent at any time while phones are collected, they will be given access to their phone to do so. Our goal with this policy is to balance communication with families while helping students fully engage in the purpose and experience of the mission trip.

Mars Hill Students POWER UP CLUB 2026 DATES: JUNE 20-25, 2026 Power Up Club is our local mission trip where students serve in our community by leading VBS-style Bible clubs for elementary-aged children and younger in nearby neighborhoods. Students will sleep, eat, and prepare at the church, then go out in teams to host high-energy clubs with games, skits, Bible teaching, and Gospel conversations. This page includes key details, expectations, a parent FAQ, and explains the application process. Participation is selective, as Power Up Club is a mission opportunity focused on sharing the Gospel and developing student leadership. Apply Here 2025 Recap Video TRIP DETAILS: Dates : June 20-25th, 2026 Cost : $100 The cost of the trip includes all transportation, lodging, meals, t-shirts, and materials. If you need financial assistance, please let us know by emailing finance@marshillcc.com . Student Requirements : Be a student in rising into grades 7-12. Attend the Saturday training date and all days of the trip. Demonstrate consistent attendance in MHS Sunday Night gatherings beginning January 1, 2026, through the duration of the trip. Regular involvement in discipleship groups, Sunday morning services, and/or church serving opportunities will also be taken into consideration in the application and selection process. DEADLINES Application Opens: March 8th Application Closes: March 22nd Team Selection & Announcement: March 29th Payment Due: April 5th POWER UP CLUB MINISTRY: Throughout the week of Power Up Club, students will serve daily in ministry teams leading Bible clubs for elementary-aged children and younger across our community. Each team will host high-energy, 75-minute clubs that include games, skits, Bible teaching, and intentional Gospel conversations. Students will begin each day preparing together at the church and will gather each evening for worship, teaching, and team reflection. Time is also built in for rest, relationship-building, and processing what God is doing throughout the week. SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK Saturday: Orientation, Team Reveal, & Training Sunday: Check-in & Power Praise Monday-Wednesday: Ministry Schedule Thursday: Ministry Schedule & Power Surge PARENT FAQs Who can apply? Any rising 7-12 grade student. Are there opportunities to serve if my student is not ready/selected? Students can apply to serve at Woodlands Freestyle Camp through Sanctuary Church. Freestyle Camp is a day camp for elementary age kids. Accepted students will support Sanctuary Church and serve with the Freestyle staff as necessary. Those accepted will also participate in a discipleship program focused on leadership. How can I serve as a parent? Parents can serve in several ways during Power Up Club. You can host a club at your home or help support a host home, supply food to help feed our teams throughout the week, volunteer at Power Surge, and commit to praying for our students, leaders, and the children we are reaching. Sign up for available opportunities here. Where do students stay? Students eat, sleep, and prepare at the church. Sleeping arrangements are separated by gender and are monitored by approved adult supervision.

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Mars Hill Students Here at MHS, students and leaders gather weekly to study God’s Word, grow to be more like Christ, and point others to Him. Our goal is to equip students to hear and do God's word and become leaders who advance God’s kingdom in every area of life. EVERY SUNDAY FROM 6:00-8:30pm | 6th-12th Grade Event Title Event Time Event Date Change the event description to include your own content. Adjust the settings to customize the style. October 2026 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT Coming Up Our Ministry Team Contact Here Michael has served as our Student Pastor since June 2023. A graduate from Liberty University, Michael studied Church Ministry with a focus in Theology and Apologetics. Michael loves leading students in their walks with Christ, encouraging them to know why they believe what they believe. Student Pastor Michael Pleasant Contact Here Gracie has worked in ministry for several years, including three years serving in student ministry. She loves building relationships with students as they grow in their faith and is dedicated to helping them dig deeper into God’s Word. Ministry Associate Gracie Owens Our team of small group leaders serve weekly to encourage and lead their students. All volunteers are 18+, background checked, and receive regular training to ensure a safe environment for our students. Small Group Leaders Have a heart for student ministry? Join us in discipling the next generation by applying to serve as a small group leader. Leaders meet every Sunday during the school year from 5:30–8:30pm. Apply Here! with us! Serve FAQs What is the best way to get my student plugged into Mars Hill Students? By attending a Sunday Night! We have an amazing team that is ready and excited to welcome your student. There is no need to register prior to attending a students gathering. We will welcome your student, plug them into a small group, and make sure they have an incredible time! As a parent, can I come check out Mars Hill Students? We are very intentional about who comes into our space, for the safety of our students and leaders. Each adult who is present in our space has to take a background check prior to serving. However, if someone from our team is available, they would be happy to show you around. Where does Mars Hill Students meet? Students meet in The Basement, which is near the entrance of our church. We will have tents outside for check-in, so you'll never miss it. What is the best way to get updates on what's happening at Mars Hill Students? The best way to receive updates from our ministry is by signing up on our email list. Our team sends out weekly emails with details about all that is happening in the life of Mars Hill Students! You can also follow us on Instagram @mhstudentministry! How do I get in touch with the Mars Hill Students team? The best way to get in touch with our team is to email students@marshillcc.com with any questions you may have. What is the MHS dress code for events and retreats? General Guidelines: Shirts must be worn at all times except during swimming. Sleeveless shirts and tank tops are allowed during daytime activities if they provide appropriate coverage. Swimwear: Girls: Modest one-piece swimsuit, or a two-piece covered with a dark-colored t-shirt with shorts. Boys: Modest swim trunks (no Speedos, square-cut briefs, or jammers) with a t-shirt (when not swimming). Not Allowed: Clothing that reveals the chest, stomach, or back. See-through or overly tight clothing. Spaghetti straps, strapless tops, or tops with large cutouts. Shorts that are too short, tight, or revealing. Exposed underwear. Oversized tops or hoodies that fully cover shorts. Leggings without a shirt or top long enough to cover the backside. Clothing with inappropriate or ungodly logos or themes.