Faith for Life
VIP Student Lunch at Reality. 🍕 Free Lunch. Real Talk. Limited Seats.
Who: High school students (yes, you!)
What: Q&A with Jon Noyes over pizza
When:Â Reality conference on Saturday
Why: Only 100 spots available
Save your seat (and your slice!)
Stop by the Summit table and grab a copy today.
Raising Gender Confident Kids
Unquestioned Answers
Secret Battle of Ideas About God
Truth Changes Everything
Summit’s Student Conferences are for young adults who refuse to settle. It’s for those ready to take risks, ask big questions, and push past what’s comfortable. Here, you’ll find friends who understand and mentors who will help you discover what it truly means to live with purpose.
For over 60 years, we have equipped students ages 16-22 to defend, own, and live out a Biblical Worldview. Summit’s Student Conferences create a space for teens to wrestle through their questions about life and faith, equipping them to become confident in their convictions and better ambassadors for Christ.
Nestled in the heart of South Carolina, Anderson University combines Southern charm with vibrant campus life. It’s just a short drive from Greenville and the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Session 1: June 28 –July 10
Session 2: July 12–July 24
Sample Schedule: Full version (PDF)
Session 1: May 17–May 29
Session 2: May 31–June 12
Session 3: June 14–June 26
Session 4: July 5–July 17
Session 5: July 19–July 31
Session 6: August 2–August 14
Session 7: August 16–August 28Â
Sample Schedule: Full version (PDF)
We live in a culture of confusion, hostility, and doubt. At Summit Ministries, we’re not afraid of the questions your teens are asking about sex, meaning, purpose, God, and faith. We work to provide a space for these students to wrestle with these questions while we help them build a framework for embracing God’s truth and championing a biblical worldview at home, in school, or in the marketplace of ideas.
Spend a week at Anderson University uncovering the idols that keep you from faithfully flourishing—so you can live with clarity, courage, and conviction in every season.
In your 20s, it’s easy to chase what looks good instead of what lasts. Success. Security. Significance. Comfort. Control. These aren’t bad things—but when they become ultimate things, they quietly take the place of God.
