Faith for Life
Summit Ministries is proud to stand with pastors and ministry leaders in every season of ministry. Whether you’re facing those really tough questions from your congregation or you’re trying to build disciples with a faith that lasts a lifetime, we are here for you.
We have resources for you whether you’re looking for a small group curriculum or something for those Wednesday night youth meetings. Our Church Resources Newsletter will help you:
Fill out this form to receive the 2024 Student Conference digital catalog, where you will get more details about the conference and read compelling testimonies from alumni, parents, and trusted Christian voices.
We have to fight for the soul of the next generation before they surrender a biblical worldview. The Summit conference does just that. Two weeks at Summit helps ground students’ biblical worldview. They will be equipped as they face the attacks of the world that leave too many with their faith in shambles. Numerous studies report that more than half of Christian students walk away from their faith in college. Yet, our longitudinal study revealed that 93% of Summit Conference participants were still actively engaged in church 10 years after attending our training.
“Summit was a game-changing experience for me, as a student! While on a radio interview, I was asked, ‘If you had just one piece of advice for parents to help their kids hold onto their faith, what would that be?’ It’s easy, send your kids to Summit!”
"Without question Summit is the premiere worldwide training program in the nation for students who desire to learn the skills of thinking critically and living compassionately. This generation is facing an unprecedented moral crisis. The hope for our future is to equip young men and women with the wisdom and vision needed to contend in the marketplace of ideas with a Christ-centered, ethical clarity that produces human flourishing for all. We must never forget that ideas have consequences and bad ideas have victims. By helping students learn what is true, good and beautiful, Summit inspires and instills the best ideas for a rightly ordered life and world.”
Teaching that connects their faith to everyday life
Ability to identify and refute false worldviews
Tactics to engage winsomely in conversations
Space to wrestle through life’s hard topics
Sessions that address today’s hot-button topics
Community that builds life-long relationships
In 2022 students took a pre-conference and post-conference survey after attending a Student Conference.
Mission 2:20 doesn’t just teach Bible stories and moral lessons; ministry leaders are equipped to apply the faith of people in the Bible to a child’s everyday life.
Mission 2:20 is perfect for any weekend or Wednesday night class. Each lesson is written at age-appropriate levels for early, middle, and upper elementary students. It is easy to teach and takes students through two years of material during the fall, winter, and spring seasons.
Now We Live invites and equips Christians to propel faith into action. This free, worldview Bible study will spark rich discussions about some of life’s most foundational questions. These six videos from Summit Ministries offer life-on-life discipleship for churches, small groups, and families.
This six-episode study, led by well-known Christian voices, will address the following questions:
Whether you’re looking for a customized training to bring to your church or you need to have some resources on hand for your congregation, Summit Ministries has the experiences you need to build disciples with a lifelong faith.
Join Dr. Jeff Myers, President of Summit Ministries, for an inspiring and thought-provoking weekly podcast. The Dr. Jeff Show features in-depth stories from celebrities, scientists, educators, and other cultural leaders about pursuing God’s truth in our everyday lives, all while living in a world filled with lies and confusion.
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