Transit
Middle School
Helping middle schoolers discover a faith of their own
Middle school can be tough, but your student doesn’t have to face it alone.
Transit meets at 9:00 and 11:00 a.m. on Sundays at Woodstock City Church.
We know the middle school years can be complicated. Students are growing up fast and need a place where they can learn how God sees them. Our goal is to create a community where every student knows they matter and belong. The road through middle school may be bumpy, but it doesn’t have to be lonely.
This Week in Transit
Friendship
As parents, we know friendships have the power to shape our choices, our character, and even influence who we become. In this series, students will learn the difference between real friends and fake friends and that the best way to find great friends is to become one.
What's Happening in Transit
Resources For Parents
Connect With Us
Transit Events
Transit | Back to School Blast-off
6th Grade Camp
Transit
Visit our Parent Resource page. We have a variety of helpful resources to help you navigate parenthood during middle school.
If you are concerned that your student may do something to harm themselves, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline - 1-800-273-8255.
We have compiled some helpful videos and resources for parents and students on mental health.
We collect the following information so that we can place your student into the appropriate small group:
- Name
- Gender
- Grade
- Hour
- Phone Number
