COLLEGE
Porter empowers college students to connect with a community of believers, where individuals embrace personal responsibility for their faith and actively serve God and others.
SUNDAY
Life Group @ 9:45am Invest your Sunday mornings in a smaller college-aged Bible study centered around being in God's Word, and seeking to grow in a deeper relationship with Christ and His people.
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Worship Service @ 11:00am Join a diverse local body of believers in worship and praise of our Savior Jesus Christ while hearing God's Word penetrate our hearts and minds with authentic truth.
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Lunch @ 12:00pm Enjoy a free meal and surround yourself with other college-aged believers developing Christ-centered community and discussing appropriate applications from the Bible.
COLLEGE INTERN PROGRAM
Interested in interning with Porter? Our college internship program is open to college students who have a desire to gain hands-on experience in different ministry areas including worship & media, kids, students and community outreach.
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COMMUNITY
Transitioning from high school to college can be the most difficult time for a person’s faith. A recent study has shown about 70% of students entering college will leave with little to no faith. At Porter, we believe being a part of a body of believers dedicated to the growth and encouragement of one another is essential for the Christian walk. We have weekly activities and curriculum to provide students with ample Christian community.
RESPONSIBILITY
When students jump from high school to college, new challenges come in the form of new goals, a new environment, and a new life. Students must make a conscious decision every day to walk with the Lord. They are out from under the faith umbrella of their parents, and it is time to make faith their own. At Porter, we provide evangelism, discipleship, and missions opportunities for students to deepen their walk with God further and grow into their faith.
SERVICE
Church involvement is a key aspect of the Christian walk. At Porter, we believe college students involved and serving within the church now will directly affect their post-college careers. They will be more adept at pursuing their faith and a faith-filled community outside college. Church involvement is more than stacking chairs and providing a free meal. These students will actively make a difference for the Gospel with a local body of believers.