Thursday Night Life
The HUB of Habersham’s MONTHLY gathering that brings students in grades 6–12 together with mentors and peers for Christ-centered connection, personal growth, and a place to belong.
Thursday Night Life
Meeting youth where they are—and guiding them toward Christ with joy, purpose, and belonging.
Thursday Night Life is The HUB of Habersham’s monthly outreach program held at the Boys & Girls Club Gym. Designed to engage unchurched youth in grades 6–12, this vibrant, Christ-centered gathering offers a welcoming space for worship, mentorship, and connection beyond the walls of traditional church settings.
Rooted in a positive youth development framework, Thursday Night Life blends live music, teaching, small group discussions, and intentional discipleship to create an experience that feels authentic, joyful, and transformative. Students encounter Jesus in a way that resonates personally—through relationships, conversation, and community.
Our Story
Where mentorship meets worship—and youth discover their place, purpose, and peace.
Thursday Night Life was created to extend the impact of The HUB’s Teach One to Lead One® (T1L1) program beyond the school walls, engaging middle and high school students (grades 6–12) in meaningful, Christ-centered experiences. What began as a simple gathering quickly grew into a dynamic space where youth connect with mentors, peers, and God through food, fun, and faithful conversation.
With growing support from local churches and committed Christian volunteers, students receive transportation, enjoy guest speakers, and participate in enriching activities that challenge and inspire. In 2022, the addition of a part-time director deepened the program’s spiritual foundation. Shortly after, a full-time director overseeing all HUB programming adopted a relational framework rooted in positive youth development, engaging students with care, encouraging growth, and guiding them toward Jesus Christ as the center of their lives.
Now, in 2025, Thursday Night Life is more than a weekly event—it’s a spiritual launching pad, helping students build character, explore their faith, and connect with local churches for deeper discipleship.
