The University Church Youth Group affirms that you are created, loved, and invited:
- You are created by God, and this God who created you knows you, loves you, and sees you completely for who you are. This is true now. This has always been true. This will continue to be true.
- This God who created you is best known through Love: Love for God, Love for others, and Love for yourself.
- This God who created you desires for you to cooperate and co-create alongside God, to make this world look more like one that can be labeled the Kin-dom of God.
We meet twice a week, every week — and we'd love to see you there!
Wednesday nights from 6:30 – 7:30 p.m.
This is a time to check-in, have fun, and cultivate discussion around the teachings of Christ and the world we live in.
Sundays mornings from 9 – 10 a.m.
This is a more formal Bible study time in Mullin Town Square, outside the University Church office.
Both meetings take place in Malibu on Pepperdine’s campus. Please contact Joel at [email protected], for more detailed location information, or sign up for our weekly newsletter below!
This is a time to check-in, have fun, and cultivate discussion around the teachings of Christ and the world we live in.
Sundays mornings from 9 – 10 a.m.
This is a more formal Bible study time in Mullin Town Square, outside the University Church office.
Both meetings take place in Malibu on Pepperdine’s campus. Please contact Joel at [email protected], for more detailed location information, or sign up for our weekly newsletter below!
Stay in touch!
Sign up for our weekly UCCYG newsletter! Please note, this is a different email from the general University Church newsletter. Our youth group email goes out every Sunday afternoon and communicates the most up-to-date information needed for the week ahead! There is also a link to our seasonal calendar in the email for you to download and save!
If you want to look back at a previous email, or are curious about what we have done in the past, check out this selection of former emails! While the events may not be the same, our rhythms of life tend to be similar. This can be a great way to get a feel for our life as a youth group community!