october 26, 2025

Laws of nature

For generations, Science and Faith seem to have been in a constant struggle. People have used each method as a means to turn the unknown into the known. In that, people have also used each as a means to try and disprove the other.

What if they didn't have to be against the other? What if science were just a means to develop a deeper understanding of the breadth of creation?

small groups

1. Has science ever made you question your faith?

2. Have you ever seen people try to use science as a means of proving God's existence?

3. What do you use as evidence of God's existence?

4. In what ways can science and faith be used together to help us better love our neighbors?

anthem schedule

october

Schedules get busy so please make sure to get all of these on your calendar. 

We wouldn't want you to miss anything! 

  • october 16 - culvers night

    Come and join us from 6-8pm at the 28th street Culvers for dinner on us! 

  • october 19 - "sticks & stones"

    Bullying has been depicted on TV screens and written in books, but few students have engaged in real conversations about the topic. In this series, we're creating a safe space to talk about anything, including bullying. It can take many forms at this age and the high value on friendships heightens the impact of bullies. 

  • october 26 - "Make it make sense"

    Science and faith seem like opposites right? If that's the case, then what are teens supposed to do with all the questions, curiosity and wonder both science and faith bring up? In this series, we'll unpack the complex relationship between science and faith, ultimately helpings students see the way embracing one can help expand their view of the other. 

  • November 2 - "Make It make sense"

    Science and faith seem like opposites right? If that's the case, then what are teens supposed to do with all the questions, curiosity and wonder both science and faith bring up? In this series, we'll unpack the complex relationship between science and faith, ultimately helpings students see the way embracing one can help expand their view of the other. 

  • november 9 - Protect young eyes event - 6:30-8:00pm

    Our Keystone "Next Gen" Program is putting on a community event called "Protect Young Eyes" where parents and teenagers can come in and learn how technology affects the mental health of kids and teenagers. Parents will hear from one speaker in the auditorium while the students hear from another speaker in the studio. This is a great way to find out more about technology, social media and how to protect both kids and teenagers.