The goal of Salem Student Ministry is to make student disciples of Christ who are fully devoted followers of Jesus by equipping them to daily depend on the grace of God, and declare the Gospel to the world around them. All students who are in grades 6-8 (middle school) or grades 9-12 (high school) are welcome to grow with us at Salem.

Our new member's classes for students are currently conducted as needed with Pastor Mike Cooper. If your student has questions about faith in Jesus, baptism, or wants to know more about Salem, then this would be a great class for them to attend. Contact Mike if you have any questions!

This summer we will be going through NC Baptist’s Deep Impact city serve trip to Atlanta on July 11-16, 2022! Deep Impact is always a gospel-centered, missions-focused, and life-impacting week where students are able to be introduced to serving the Lord and others in new ways. The is $100 per student.

Registration is currently full but you can still use the link below to sign-up for the waitlist!
Students, be sure to join us for an unforgettable week of Summer camp at Fort Caswell on July 25-30, 2022. Camp is for students who have completed grades 6-12. The cost is $260, with a deposit of $150.

Once you've completed your registration, don't forget to turn in 2 notarized copies of the Participant Form below to the church office!

Wednesday Night Youth: Wednesday Youth Group meets at church from 6:30 – 7:45 PM in the Multi-Purpose Room. We will worship together, play games, spend time in small groups, and have bible teaching. Invite your friends and bring a Bible!

Bible Fellowship Groups: Sunday morning small groups meet at church at 9:40 AM in Building B. We have a middle school, high school, and senior class for students.

Sunday Night Apologetics: Youth will meet on Sunday nights from 5:15 - 6:30 PM in Building B. We are going to use our Sunday evening times to learn about apologetics. Apologetics is a way to give a defense for the hope that we have in Jesus. We will focus on how to address the cultural issues students face on a daily basis.