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Contact us to learn more about how to get involved with Next Gen Clubs. Whether a student, volunteer, mentor, or donor, fill out the form with your information and our team will get right back to you as soon as possible.


Next Gen Small Groups are student-led, smaller groups where teens meet outside of the club to dive deeper into the Club curriculum. Next Gen provides support from local mentors, Small Group Leader training, and Small Group curriculum for the school year.
To start or join a small group, click here.
Students can join an existing Next Gen Club or a Next Gen Small Group by simply attending the Club or group. Students may apply for the Club's leadership team by consulting with the Club's mentors or current student leaders.
To launch a club, gather a few interested students, locate a teacher sponsor, obtain principal approval, and engage a local youth pastor. To start a club or small group at school, click here.
1. Gather a few interested students.
2. Find a teacher sponsor and get principal approval.
3. Complete Next Generation Student Onboarding and launch your club.
To join an existing club, check out our list of schools, here.
If you’re passionate about reaching young people and helping them experience life transformation through Jesus Christ, mentoring at your local Next Gen Club is the perfect opportunity for you. Mentors connect, coach, and empower students to lead by providing oversight, stability, and practical leadership tools.
1. Complete Next Generation Mentor Onboarding.
2. Get connected to a local school club.
3. Coach and support student leaders.
To start mentoring at a Next Gen Club, click here.
Every Next Gen Club needs a teacher sponsor to serve as a liaison between the school administration, students, and the mentor team. Teacher sponsors help to secure a consistent meeting space and provide oversight for the club as needed.
1. Commit to serving as a teacher sponsor.
2. Coordinate with school administration and secure meeting space.
3. Support students and mentors as needed.
To learn more about being a club teacher sponsor, fill out the contact form below.
Church Partners create a landing place for students to get connected. Churches support Clubs by providing approved mentors, Club snacks, and practical supplies. To learn more about Church Partnership, fill out the contact form below to schedule an interest meeting.
1. Complete Next Generation Church Partner Onboarding.
2. Provide approved mentors and resources.
3. Support local school clubs with snacks, supplies, and ongoing support.
Click here to complete the Next Gen Church Onboarding Process and start impacting your community today!
1. Gather a few interested students.
2. Find a teacher sponsor and get principal approval.
3. Complete Next Generation Student Onboarding and launch your club.
To join an existing club, check out our list of schools, here.
A mentor is a pastor and/or adult volunteer from a local church who works with a young person and has been approved by their church pastor, passed a church background check, completed MinistrySafe training, and been approved to serve.
Mentor Onboarding: Before serving, mentors must receive church approval, pass a background check, complete MinistrySafe training, and be approved by Next Generation. These steps help safeguard students and prevent sexual abuse or inappropriate conduct.
1. Complete Next Generation Mentor Onboarding.
2. Get connected to a local school club.
3. Coach and support student leaders.
1. Commit to serving as a teacher sponsor.
2. Coordinate with school administration and secure meeting space.
3. Support students and mentors as needed.
1. Complete Next Generation Church Partner Onboarding.
2. Provide approved mentors and resources.
3. Support local school clubs with snacks, supplies, and ongoing support.
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Contact us to learn more about how to get involved with Next Gen Clubs. Whether a student, volunteer, mentor, or donor, fill out the form with your information and our team will get right back to you as soon as possible.