At The Rock Church we want to build up the next generation to think, love, and live like Jesus. We support our students on their journey to becoming lifelong disciples who make disciples through the study of God's word, finding togetherness with other students, and growing their spiritual maturity. Bible studies are offered Sundays to focus on real life situations our students face. Small group gatherings are offered every other month providing an opportunity for our students to come together and form life-long relationships. Students also have the opportunity to participate in an annual local community service project and international mission trip to show love to those in need. All volunteers are trained and background checked. The Rock Church Student Ministry is open to all students in 6th to 12th grade, or the age equivalent to those grade levels.

Discipling Women to Disciple Women

At The Rock Church, our Women's Ministry mission is to come alongside women in this fast-paced, stressful world and invite them to sit at the feet of Jesus. We call women to come away with us and be His disciples as we disciple each other. We meet on the last Saturday monthly at 9am for Coffee, Chai and Chat and a Book Study at 10am. Ongoing as well as special events are designed to draw near to Jesus and to each other. See our Upcoming Events for more information.

Worship is a lifestyle, not just a time devoted to Sunday mornings. At The Rock, we want to be unashamed worshippers all day, every day. Together, we are learning how.

Technical Arts serves the church by providing audio and visual support for weekend services and church events. We desire to serve The Rock with technical excellence to enhance the worship experience for our guests.

We are starting to host DMM trainings on a regular basis. If you are interested, please contact the office: info@therockofsahuarita.com.

The Disciple Making Movement is about doing what was done in the first century... giving the Gospel to a people and teaching them to obey it; seeing them become faithful disciples of Christ; leaving them to struggle in obeying the Word of God in their own context and history, and allowing them to develop their own unique practices of worship, leadership, and governance within the confines of biblical obedience.

Disciple makers first teach people the word of God so they will know what to obey. Second, they train people in the skill sets necessary to be an obedient follower of Christ so they will know how to obey. And third, disciple makers equip people to their full capacity to serve God and others so they demonstrate lives of consistent obedience and make more disciples.

The Disciple Making Movement is done in a small group setting. There are several reasons groups are so powerful:

• Groups remember more than individuals. The picture example.
  
• Groups learn faster than individuals.
  
• Groups replicate faster than individuals.
  
• Groups replicate more often than individuals.
  
• Groups are a protection against bad leadership and heresy.
  
• Groups self-correct.
  
• Groups keep individuals accountable.
  

Check out our Small Groups HERE