Youth
Taking time to both serve and play, youth learn about their spirituality and faith by living in community.
Junior High Program
Sundays | September - June | 6:00-8:15pm | Cave
The Cave Youth Ministries at BBPC is a welcoming, high-energy community where students in grades 6–8 can build friendships, have fun, ask honest questions, and explore faith in ways that connect to real life. We know middle school can be awkward, stressful, exciting, and full of change, so we work hard to create a safe and supportive environment where students feel cared for, included, and free to be themselves. Contact Lissette for more information
Senior High Program
Sundays| September - June | 6:00-8:15pm | Cave
The Cave Youth Ministries provides a welcoming, thoughtful community for students in grades 9–12 where teenagers can explore faith honestly, build meaningful friendships, and engage conversations about life, spirituality, justice, relationships, and the world around them. We believe church should be a place where students can bring their full selves — questions, doubts, humor, struggles, hopes, and all. Gatherings combine meals, games, themed discussions, service opportunities, Bible study, and real conversations about following Jesus in everyday life. Contact Lissette for more information
Youth Choir
Saturdays| September-June | 10:00-11:00am | Choir Room
The BBPC Children's Choir is aimed at children from first grade up. They rehearse every Saturday morning: we start with a developmentally appropriate warm-up, usually have a fun icebreaker or show-and-tell, and then carefully rehearse a handful of pieces — asking questions, singing fragments, playing games with melodies, exploring emotional content, and giving voice to everyone, no matter where they are that day. The kids develop a sense of community with each other, and lifelong friendships are forged in that brief hour of rehearsal. A parent can expect their child to receive high-level music-literacy education, a healthy dose of faith formation, and the developing sense of discipline and commitment to a project with like-minded peers that choir provides. Plus, there are always (mostly healthy) snacks. Contact Ben for more information
Bell Choir
Thursdays |September - June | 6:30 - 7:15pm | Bell Loft
Handbells are one of the best models for three things. First, it is an entry-point for folks who may never have performed in a musical ensemble before. Second, it is a great way to develop basic music-reading skills. Third, it is a perfect analogy for Christian fellowship: each person is responsible for only two pitches (which could mean up to four or five bells, but usually never more than two at a time). Only when all the ringers are playing together does the music take definite form. Private practice is encouraged and accessible. Unlike a band or orchestra, in which each member has a different instrument and must command its full range and scales, in a bell choir everyone plays the same instrument and is assigned a single line or space on the staff. The result is highly gratifying for all ringers. Contact Ben for more information