Parents

Ignite Student Ministry desires to be partners in equipping not only students but parents as well. We are not here to replace the parents, but to come along side of parents in helping their students come to know Christ and grow in their relationship with Him. We email regularly updating you on what we've been discussing and to remind you of upcoming events. If you are not receiving emails from the Student Ministry and would like to, please contact Pastor Chris.

Documents

Complete and submit these forms for your students before they can attend any event where Ignite Student Ministry leaves the church (i.e., water parks, thirst weekend, mission trip, etc.). The forms are dated and need to be completed once per school year.  Also listed are recent student ministry publications.

STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT

PERMISSION/ MEDICAL RELEASE FORM

Links

www.pluggedinonline.com - Reviews of movies, music, television, and video games from a Christian perspective. 

www.screenit.com - Very detailed reviews of movies.

www.cybersitter.com - Provides a way to filter and track internet use on your computer for a one-time fee when you download the program.

www.covenanteyes.com - Provides a way to filter and track internet use on your computer for a monthly fee. 

www.facebook.com - Social networking site that most teenagers use.  Ignite Student Ministry and several other FBC St. Charles ministries maintain a presence here.  Maybe you'll want to set up your own profile...

www.myspace.com - Another social networking site popular with teens.  If you want to know what's going on in your student's social life, you may want to have your own profile here too.

www.parentunity.org - Site advertises itself as "a web community where Christian parents learn from, grow with, and encourage one another." 

www.biblicalparenting.org - The National Center for Biblical Parenting offers a collection of parenting tools created from a Biblical perspective, as well as personalized coaching and online support groups. 

www.cpyu.org - The Center for Parent Youth Understanding offers resources for understanding, connecting with, and positively impacting youth culture.