What is KLIFE?
“We cared so much for you that we were pleased to share with you not only the gospel of God but also our own lives, because you had become dear to us.”
KLIFE is a community-wide, interdenominational Christian ministry of discipleship and fellowship for youth and their families. Through a variety of activities (small group Bible studies, Super K, events), KLIFE kids grow in their faith and have lots of fun in the process. They learn that following Christ and discovering His plan for their life is the most exciting adventure of all and that they can count on friendship and support from leaders and peers who care.
KLIFE works alongside churches and families in the community to teach and encourage kids to be strong in the Lord in spite of all the negative pressures they face as teenagers. KLIFE networks kids from different churches, and those without a church affiliation, to build positive, Godly relationships that can withstand the negative peer pressure so prevalent in today’s youth culture. The heartbeat of KLIFE lies in the ability to build relationships with kids and bring the content of God’s word to bear on those relationships.
Our Mission
We point students to Jesus so they can know Him, love Him, walk in
surrender to Him and be equipped to point others to Him also.
GROW Excitement
We offer safe environments at our events and SuperK gatherings that are full of energy, laughter, and fellowship, where Biblical truth is heard, Godly community is experienced, and relational equity with students is built as their excitement for the Gospel grows.
ENGAGE Hearts
Our Small Groups are the “heartbeat” of our ministry & are comprised of same-gendered peers that gather on a weekly basis with a trained leader to study Scripture, encourage spiritual growth, promote accountability within the group, and engage hearts to rely on the hope found in Jesus.
SHARE Life
Our Small Group leaders are trained to pursue their students not only during small group time, but also by seeking out intentional discipleship opportunities to meet students where they are at. This context is often necessary to address the deeper issues students are facing, as well as provide specific Gospel-centered truth, encouragement, and guidance as they share life together.
***All student / leader contact follows our SPP (Student Protection Plan) protocols to ensure appropriate boundaries that promote safe & healthy relationships.***