Gwinnett

Youth

Youth at Futures Gwinnett is full of energy, friendships, laughter, worship, and a lot of life happening on Wednesday nights. But underneath all of that, there’s real connection. Our leaders genuinely know the young people here and care about what’s happening in their world outside of church too; school, pressure, friendships, questions, family, faith, and all the things teenagers are trying to navigate right now. It’s become a place where young people can relax, be themselves, build solid friendships, ask honest questions, and grow in their faith without feeling like they need to pretend.

When

Wednesday nights 7PM in the youth hall

Ages

13-18

Led by

Noah & Jackie - Youth Pastors

bU Women

Sisterhood at Futures Gwinnett is a space where women from all different backgrounds and seasons of life come together to build genuine friendships, grow in their relationship with God, and encourage one another through real life. There’s a lot of laughter, honesty, conversation, worship, and support in the room, but there’s also purpose behind it. Sisterhood carries a heart for women to become healthy, grounded, confident, and strong in who God created them to be, while also loving and serving people well beyond the church walls.

Led by

Annika

Young Adults

Young Adults at Futures Gwinnett is made up of young adults navigating work, relationships, purpose, faith, pressure, ambition, and all the questions that come with this season of life. There’s a lot of friendship, conversation, laughter, worship, and genuine connection, but also a real hunger to build lives that actually mean something. People don’t need to pretend they have everything figured out before they walk in. It’s become a place where young adults can build strong friendships, grow in faith, stay grounded, and be around people who genuinely want to grow together.

Led by

Isidro

Midweek prayer

Every Saturday from 8:30-9:30am, people gather to pray before the weekend begins. We pray for people, families, our city, and what God is doing in and through the church. It’s simple, grounded, and important to our church family. Then once a quarter, the whole church gathers for All In Prayer on the last Saturday of the quarter as every generation comes together to seek God as one church family.

When

Saturday 8:30am in the Sanctuary

Baptism

Quarterly Sunday's - March, June, September, December

Worship team

Led by Chloe Evans.

First-time hosts

From the moment someone pulls into the parking lot, there are people there to help them feel comfortable and know where to go. First-time hosts help families get kids checked in, answer questions, walk people into the auditorium, and make the whole experience feel easy and relaxed. We never want people standing around feeling awkward or unsure. Most people are greeted with a smile, a conversation, and probably an invitation to grab a coffee before service begins.

Led by

Maurice & Rochelle

Follow-up

After someone visits, we'll send a simple text during the week thanking them for coming and checking how they felt about their experience. Nothing pushy or overdone. Sometimes it leads to a coffee, another conversation on Sunday, or helping someone get connected a little more. More than anything, we want people to feel genuinely seen, welcomed, and cared about beyond one service.

New to church?

A lot of people walk into Futures Gwinnett still figuring out faith, church, or what they believe about God, so we try to make the whole experience feel approachable and easy to step into. Right now, most of those conversations happen naturally through Sunday services, Connect Groups, coffees, and relationships rather than through a formal class. We’ve found people often grow best when they feel genuinely known, comfortable asking questions, and connected to real people first.

Class

Run quarterly in the Chapel with dinner provided

Led by

Arnold, Annika & Marissa

Just said yes to Jesus?

When someone decides to follow Jesus at Futures Gwinnett, we don’t want them trying to figure everything out alone. Growth usually happens through real relationships, Sunday services, Connect Groups, prayer, conversations, and walking alongside people who are further along in their faith. We care about helping people build strong foundations, understand Scripture, grow in prayer, and learn how to follow Jesus in everyday life in a real and grounded way.

Foundations

Throughout the year we run Foundational Classes like; How to Hear the Voice of God, and This Is Christianity to help people build strong foundations in their faith and grow in their relationship with Jesus. These classes are practical, relational, and designed to help people understand Scripture, prayer, identity, and what it looks like to follow Jesus in everyday life.

Led by

Annika & Marissa