FOUND YOUTH

09/09/2026

💛 LOOKING FOR A PLACE WHERE YOUR TEEN CAN BELONG?

The first few years of high school can be a big transition. New friendships, new pressures, lots of questions—and sometimes simply trying to work out where you fit.

FOUND YOUTH is an inclusive program created specifically for students in Years 7–9.

Our heart is simple: to create a safe, welcoming and encouraging space where young people can be themselves, build genuine friendships and enjoy being part of something bigger.

🙌 Each night includes:
🎮 Games & activities
😂 Plenty of fun
👋 Opportunities to make new friends
💬 Meaningful conversations
🌱 Practical teaching for the real things teenagers are navigating
❓ A safe environment to ask questions and explore ideas

Young people don’t need to have everything figured out. They don’t need to know anyone before they come. And they don’t need to pretend to be someone they’re not.

They can simply come as they are.

🗓️2nd and 4th Friday of every month
🕥6.15pm
📍55 Fourth Avenue Blacktown

At Found Youth, we want every young person to know:

You are welcome.
You are valued.
There’s a place for you here.

If you have a teenager in Years 7–9 who could benefit from friendship, connection, fun and a positive place to belong, we’d love you to introduce them to FOUND YOUTH.

📩 Message us to find out more.

11/02/2026

Feeling emotionally drained?

Overthinking everything?

Running on empty?

You’re not weak, you’re human.

That’s why we created 20 Encouraging Bible Verses to Lift you.

These verses aren’t loud. They don’t demand more effort. They simply remind you that you’re not alone.

💛 Save this for later 📖 Read the full list (link in bio)

09/02/2026

If Jesus was lying, why did His closest followers give their lives for Him?

If He was delusional, why did His message change the world?

Or… what if He was telling the truth?

For over 2,000 years, His name has sparked curiosity and debate.

👉 Read the full article: https://visit.hopechapel.org.au/who-is-jesus

06/01/2025

Created intentionally to be tilted is what gives us seasons

27/09/2024

Congratulations to all on completing year 12!
We are praying for you all as you prepare for exams and complete major works.

We are here for you any time you want to reach out

14/06/2024

Practice Grit So You Won’t Quit

Ready for today’s character trait you can learn and practice? It’s a good one. But so many people don’t have it these days. The reason why so few people seem to be outstanding in this trait is because it’s a trait where you actually have to fail, in order to learn.

The mysterious trait? It’s grit. Resilience. It’s a whole lot like perseverance. When you try and try, but you don’t get the outcome you’re hoping for—you fail—but you don’t give up. You keep trying. That’s grit!

It’s some pretty big stuff, actually. Take a look at this tiny book to learn more.

https://youtu.be/vsuBRycjvoM

Did you catch that bit at the end? There was some big stuff coming out of that tiny book for sure. It said that you don’t always have to see things through to the bitter end if you’re just making the same mistakes over and over. That’s not grit; that’s foolishness. Big difference.

But be strong when you know you’re doing something that God has called you to do. It’ll take grit to keep loving that kid in your class who’s usually cranky. It’ll take grit to reach your goals in school, sports, arts, Bible reading, or whatever goals you choose to set for yourself.

And, hey—it’ll take a little grit to finish all the challenges from this Bible Plan, but you can do it!

Ask yourself: What’s something you’re tempted to give up on that actually needs more effort?

Challenge yourself: Today (right now if possible), write down one small goal you can crush to help you achieve whatever you answered from the “Ask yourself” question above. For example, maybe you said you’re tempted to give up on being friends with your little sister. Ugh. She’s so annoying! Make a tiny goal you can crush like: I will write a list of five things I think are good about her and will read that list every morning for a week. Or: I will say one compliment to my sister every day for a whole week.

Pray: God, thank You for teaching me how to keep going—how to have grit. You never call me a failure. You always encourage me to persevere. Your love always perseveres. Thank You for that! In Jesus’ name, amen.

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