KBC.ym is a dynamic group of young people in the 6th through 12th grades. We have high-energy group times and events full of games, activities, and laughs, but we also have mellow times of sharing, praying, and thinking with one .
This Advent season there are many opportunities for worship, family and fellowship at Knollwood. We hope you will join us as we prepare for Christ to enter our world.
Since it's an early release day for WSFCS, meet us at Dewey's for a free something sweet and some time to hang out together before Wednesday night programs. For more information, contact Josh Godwin.
Grab your broom and your grippiest sneakers and let's hit the ice! Broom Hockey is our yearly KBC.ym tradition of slipping and sliding across the ice together. All KBC.ym alumni are welcome; we would love to see you!
Christmas snacks, Christmas clothes, Christmas...everything! All you have to bring is a white elephant gift ($5) and yourself for a fun night to celebrate the season together.
Bringing outstanding leadership and teaching to address the natural inquisitiveness of young people can seem a daunting task; however, these come together beautifully on Sunday mornings.
Bible study classes meet from 9:50–10:45 a.m. in the Noffsinger Youth Building.
On Sunday evenings we gather from 5:45–7:45 p.m. in our flagship program, SNYG (Sunday Night Youth Group). After sharing a meal together, the group engages in exciting activities, times of prayer, and enlightening discussions.
Youth Sunday morning Bible study for 6th–8th graders is a time when they can become more familiar with the stories, lessons, and questions raised in the biblical narrative.
On Sunday morning, 9th–12th graders experience a Bible-centric time with insightful instructors who encourage youth to ask questions and think through these teachings.
Our flagship program, SNYG is our weekly gathering time in the Noffsinger Youth Building. After sharing a meal together, the group engages in exciting activities, times of prayer, and enlightening discussion
Through conversations with young people, we realized that weekdays are hectic and stressful. WNSD (WedNSDay Night) is a weekly oasis from that chaos, a time when we come together to simply be, to listen to one another and support one another in our journeys.
Music ministry for youth at Knollwood takes many forms. There are middle school and high school bell choirs; opportunities for instrumentalists in Knollwood Brass and guitar classes; private vocal instruction; and, of course, Youth Choir.
Youth in grades 9–12 and adult mentors ring hymn arrangements, classical music transcriptions, and original sacred works for worship once a month.
On festival Sundays, our brass ensemble adds an extra level of joy and energy to worship. The group is open to any high school or adult brass player of intermediate ability.
