Welcome to IPC Orlando’s Youth Ministry page! Our ministry plays an integral role in the spiritual growth of the younger generation by building fellowship, transformation through the Word of God, and developing a profound knowledge of walking faithfully with Christ. 

The theme for the Youth Ministry is Perfecting the Basics. While living in a fast-paced world, it is oftentimes easy to forget our fundamentals or even glaze over them without a second thought. This year, we aim to go back to the basics and perfect them. In the first epistle to Timothy, we see that Paul encourages him to go back to the reading of Scripture, to teaching, exhortations, and practicing the gifts that have been rendered to him. The pace of the world should not compromise what we know and how we apply it; hence, this year, we are going back to our basics, perfecting them, and building upon the foundation we lay down through the Scriptures, exhortations, and engaging with the Word more effectively.

• Introduction of a bimonthly Bible Study on Thursdays exclusively for the youth. The format of this meeting is just an hour-long study of the Word with time set apart for questions/discussions at the end.

• Flexible youth meetings at least once a week with either Friday or Saturday evening services with differing formats that best suit the needs of our youth.

• Mentorship Program through which our youth may be able to open up, share their needs, and strengthen each other through fellowship with their youth mentor leaders.

• Forming a core prayer team of the youth through which we may bring our needs and burdens to the Lord and empower one another through prayer and supplication. 

• Aiming to establish a three-fold mission outreach program with both international and domestic fronts. Forming a core missions team passionate about sharing the Gospel with the perishing souls. 

 With Pentecostal Young People's Association(PYPA) meetings held bimonthly, we aim to foster the talents and gifts of our young people and provide them with an opportunity to use them for the glory of God.