november 17, 2025
Where is god?
We all want to be happy, but being happy all the time isn't natural. Life is full of a range of emotions and sometimes, they can be overwhelming. So where is God in the realm of our emotions? How do we know if He's there?
We will address all of these questions this week and help students understand that God is present in all of our feelings.
small group
1. Use the feelings wheel to pick out one word that describes your most embarrassing moment.
2. What kinds of feelings do you think cause people to feel far from God?
3. What has been one instance in your life where you have questioned if God cares?
4. What does Jesus' response to the death of a friend teach us about God's response to our feelings?
5. What is one way you can look for God's presence in your emotions this week?
registration is open for
the month of november
winter
weekend
Join us for our winter weekend, January 17-19, 2025!
We are heading to Camp Ao-Wa-Kiya for a weekend of activities that include the tubing hill, crafts, dodgeball, 9 square, team games, broomball and sessions that include games, worship, teaching and small groups. We will head to camp in charter busses so parents will not need to transport their students.
The cost for this weekend is $145 and there are scholarships available. Registration is open for the month of November!
CLICK HERE to sign up!
If you have any questions about this weekend, please email Caitlyn Jachim at caitlynj@keystonecc.org
monthly schedule
Check out our monthly schedule to see what we have coming up!
november 24 - happy days
Each Beatitude in Matthew 5:3-12 begins with the word "blessed" meaning happiness. This series will challenge students to consider what Jesus means when He says pursuing more for less, drawing near when you lose what's most dear, and working up an appetite for God is the way to happiness.
December 1 - No anthem
Due to the Thanksgiving break, there will be NO ANTHEM on Sunday, December 1. We will meet back up on December 8!
december 8 - the kid
So much of the transformative power of the Christmas narrative lies in the reality that Jesus was born and raised in a place so small and inconsequential that it appears on no maps prior to the 1st century. This series allows us to consider how a kid from nowhere changes everything; how you see your situation, how you see yourself and everyone else, and how you see your fear.
december 15 - study night
This week is a busy exam week for most students so we will take the night off from regular Anthem stuff to do a couple of things:
1. Make rooms available for students to study either alone or in groups
2. Provide a place for a study break to play some games and hang out
And we will have snacks :)
