FUSE

Fuse Gatherings

Interchurch gatherings that grow out of the relationships Fuse clubs build.

Clubs First

The main work of Fuse happens in school clubs.

Fuse exists to create a gathering place inside schools where Christian students love one another and serve their classmates, teachers, and school. That everyday work in school clubs is the heart of Fuse.

As clubs grow, students from different churches become friends, and pastors from different churches get to know one another as they support those students. Fuse interchurch gatherings are a natural result of those relationships. They bring students and churches together outside of school to fulfill the same vision: loving one another and serving those around us.

Anyone who wants to love and serve others is welcome at Fuse clubs and gatherings.

  1. Step 1

    School clubs form

    Christian students gather in their schools to love one another and serve their school.

  2. Step 2

    Relationships grow

    Students and pastors from different churches connect as they support the clubs together.

  3. Step 3

    Churches gather

    Those relationships lead to interchurch gatherings that fulfill the same vision.

Clubs and Gatherings

Same vision, different settings

Clubs

The main work of Fuse, inside the school

  • Work within school policies and guidelines
  • Focus on loving community and practical service
  • Smaller, close-knit groups led by students
  • Supported by a teacher adviser

Gatherings

Interchurch events, outside the school

  • Bring students and pastors from different churches together
  • Hosted at churches or other venues off school property
  • Include worship, prayer, and gospel-centered teaching
  • Grow naturally where clubs and churches have built relationships

What to Expect

What happens at a gathering

01

Games by school

Friendly competition, like Color Wars and Nerf Wars, helps students connect with others from their school.

02

Worship and prayer

Every school comes together to worship and to pray for their schools, communities, and one another.

03

Gospel-centered teaching

Clear, unifying teaching that speaks to every student, whatever their church background.

04

Unity across traditions

We focus on the core truths of the gospel and welcome students from many denominations.