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LAST ONE! Summer Teen Huddle #7

Fri, Jul 31

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The Jackson Home, Fallbrook, will b emailed

End-of-Series Celebration!!! Stay tuned for details! Teen Huddle is for ages 12+. It’s a space for teens to gather, connect, have fun, grow together, develop friendships, engage in guided discussion, and more…under godly supervision and leadership. Potluck Sign up below 👇🏼

LAST ONE! Summer Teen Huddle #7
LAST ONE! Summer Teen Huddle #7

Time & Location

Jul 31, 2026, 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM

The Jackson Home, Fallbrook, will b emailed

Guests

About The Event

LAST HUDDLE OF THE SUMMER!


Be ready for lots of fun activities including pool and spa time. Bring your towel. Wear a suit. Bring warm clothes for later in the evening. And sign up to bring a potluck item: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1C_Y6v5oQkhr67f_MzEVaylpa3354Mo7wvW2iKx4mzRI/edit?usp=drivesdk


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Teen Huddle is designed for ages 12+ as a means of developing relationships and community skills and growth with other like-minded teens.


We gather, play, hangout, meet in small grooosc discuss, pray, and snack together for several consecutive weeks—consistency builds relationships.


Small groups are led by caring and responsible parents and young adults. Discussion is encouraged and is not about teaching students; rather it is a means for engaging in meaningful conversation and connection with peers.


This event has a group. You’re welcome to join the group once you register for the event.
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Tickets

  • Summer Huddle BBQ Bash!

    4 hours of fun! A diff location! Bring a suit & towel and sweatshirt for later. Extra games, dinner, and extended discussion groups . Sign up to bring a potluck item.

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