LifePoint Students purpose is to disciple students how to love God, love others and serve the world.
Students love God by attending age specific worship services
that are catered for their needs weekly on Wednesday nights. Our yearly event that directs students to know and love God is
Camp Whatever. Camp Whatever is our week long summer experience full of
worship, messages and lots of fun. Camp Whatever occurs during the summer.
Students are challenged to love others primarily through
attending and participating in a small group directly after our
Wednesday night programming. Small groups are most important for students. It’s where we see the most spiritual growth in their lives. LifePoint students are also challenged to
love others during our age specific yearly retreats called The Plunge
(middle school retreat) and Collision (high school retreat). During
these 
events LifePoint student ministry focuses on the discipleship of
each student. These weekends provide many opportunities to build
relationships and to grow into a student ministry family.
Students are challenged to serve the world within their small
groups. Small group leaders are encouraged to organize local missions
opportunities for their groups to experience serving others in their own
town. LifePoint students learn to serve the world through many global missions
opportunities as well. Middle school students have a weekend called
Arms Around Smyrna where they serve the local community through various
service projects. High school students travel to nearby states and across the world to make Christ known.