Redeemed Student Ministry
UPCOMING EVENTS
LIVES TRANSFORMED BY GOD'S PRESENCE
Our hope is to see middle school and high school students encounter the love of God with passion in their hearts, living in the freedom Jesus Christ paid for. A method we use in raising up young disciples through this youth group is an acronym called CEL.
C – Community: It’s important to get around other believers and leaders who have greater faith than you, to encourage one another and grow toward God.
E – Empowerment: At Redeemed, we see the importance of using your gifts from God to glorify God. The best way to do this is knowing that your identity in Christ comes first. Growing in your giftings can help you release the kingdom of God to the world around you.
L – Leadership: Getting out of our comfort zones to lead through serving brings joy to the Father’s heart. Our next generation of leaders ought to be meek and excited to help others know Jesus.
REDEEMED STUDENT MINISTRY meets
Sundays from 6:00 to 8:00 PM
REDEEMED EQUIP THE YOUTH MEETS
WEDNESDAYS at 6:30 pm
For more information about COS Student Ministry, please contact Fontez Hill, Youth Pastor at
We look forward to connecting with you and seeing students develop into all God has called them to be!
Report on 2025 Missions Camp & KCYC
By Lee Ann Williams
Twenty seven students and five adults from Redeemed Student Ministry were able to participate in a new mission adventure this summer! In mid-July Redeemed hosted our first ever, Mission Camp at Asbury University in Wilmore, Kentucky. Students were invited to spend 36 amazing, jam packed hours worshipping, studying God’s Word, serving and being discipled on how to evangelize and minister to others through mission Al acts.
The theme of Mission Camp was Perceive! Students were encouraged to embrace power, perception and purpose! During our teaching times we learned about listening to the Holy Spirit and following His lead. Students were reminded that the Holy Spirit is the best evangelist. We talked about the importance of sharing the Gospel. Then they practiced how to share the Gospel with strangers while treasure hunting in local parks for those the Holy Spirit led members of our group to. Our students also explored how to share the Gospel thru story and drama during our day camp ministry time, where we hosted 65 local children for a half day sports camp! Our group was taught about both third world food insecurity and poverty in the USA as we packed almost 2,000 meals at Lifeline Christian Missions in Lexington, KY. Probably the most powerful times of the two day Mission Camp experience was the student led worship and testimony time! It was inspiring to hear students share their experiences from the practical missions and evangelism times and to hear how leaning into the Holy Spirit transformed not only the way they ministered, but more importantly the life of the people they encountered! Our students enthusiastically shared about witnessing physical and emotional healing, leading others to Christ for the first time and much, much more!
July Redeemed Missions Camp kind of set the tone for our August Kingdom Culture Youth Conference by giving students a glimpse of what the Holy Spirit was up to in the world around them. Then at KCYC, a three day event hosted by Church of the Savior’s Redeemed Student Ministry, youth from across Central Kentucky came together in a powerful way to worship, fellowship and be equipped for counter-cultural kingdom lifestyles.
During our teaching times, led by local student ministers and pastors, students explored the themes of Freedom, including Sovereignty, Sonship, and Servanthood.
Our guest speakers were Emma Caldwell from The Jesus School; social media influencer and artist, Dan Mohler, Jr.; and Pastor Fontez Hill from Church of the Savior. Each spoke on the theme of FREEDOM and brought a powerfully anointed message that was followed by incredible ministry moments led and directed by the Holy Spirit. The transformation, growth and ground work laid during KCYC was unlike any seen in my years of youth ministry. Students were healed in physical, emotional and spiritual ways. Many received gifts for ministry; others expressed clarity of being called into specialized ministries or missions; several professed faith in Jesus Christ for the first time and others renewed their commitment to follow Jesus!
Personally, myself and many of the other Redeemed leaders, are super excited to see how God is moving among our Redeemed students and the youth of Central Kentucky!! Our students have embraced Matthew 10:7 and I feel like we are just on the cusp of a major REVIVAL breaking out and an outpouring of Holy Spirit initiated and student led healing in our area!