Another Gospel Student Edition – Book Club for Teens | SCHOLARSHIP

Sep 18, Sep 25, Oct 2, Oct 9, Oct 16, Oct 23 | 4:00pm PT/7:00pm ET | Progressive Christianity is reshaping how a generation understands sin, salvation, and the authority of Scripture, often using Christian language while emptying it of Christian meaning. In Another Gospel, Alisa Childers traces her own path into and out of this movement, giving students a firsthand account of how deconstruction happens and what historic, biblical Christianity actually teaches in response.

This matters for young people specifically. Teens are approached with these ideas earlier than most parents realize, on social media, in youth culture, and sometimes in their own churches. This group gives them the doctrinal grounding and discernment to recognize another gospel when they meet it, and to hold fast to the faith that was once for all delivered to the saints (Jude 3).

Format: 6 weeks, 2 chapters per week

When: Fridays, 4:00–5:30pm PT/7:00-8:30pm ET

Starts: September 18, 2026

Ends: October 23, 2026

Where: Virtual, via Zoom

Capacity: 10 students

Book: Students should purchase their own copy of Another Gospel, Student Edition by Alisa Childers

Note for parents: Marketing for this event is tricky. We have advertised it on Facebook and our other platforms where teens don't normally hang out. So we know parents will likely see it first. But please do us a favor and make sure that your student actually wants to participate in this. We don't want them to feel coerced by their parents to show up. But if they are genuinely interested in being in the book club, we'd love to have them!
If you or your parent are a $50+ per month donor or volunteer for the Center for Biblical Unity, your registration is included with your support. We still need you to fill out this form so we have a record of who is planning to attend.

Fill out the form below in order to register for the Another Gospel Student Edition Book Club. This group is only for teenagers ages 14-19. 
This information will NOT be shared with other members. It is just so the discussion leader knows who's in the group. 

Questions? Email us at kristi@centerforbiblicalunity.com.

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Sep 18, Sep 25, Oct 2, Oct 9, Oct 16, Oct 23 | 4:00pm PT/7:00pm ET
Progressive Christianity is reshaping how a generation understands sin, salvation, and the authority of Scripture, often using Christian language while emptying it of Christian meaning. In Another Gospel, Alisa Childers traces her own path into and out of this movement, giving students a firsthand account of how deconstruction happens and what historic, biblical Christianity actually teaches in response.

This matters for young people specifically. Teens are approached with these ideas earlier than most parents realize, on social media, in youth culture, and sometimes in their own churches. This group gives them the doctrinal grounding and discernment to recognize another gospel when they meet it, and to hold fast to the faith that was once for all delivered to the saints (Jude 3).

Format: 6 weeks, 2 chapters per week

When: Fridays, 4:00–5:30pm PT/7:00-8:30pm ET

Starts: September 18, 2026

Ends: October 23, 2026

Where: Virtual, via Zoom

Capacity: 10 students

Book: Students should purchase their own copy of Another Gospel, Student Edition by Alisa Childers

Note for parents: Marketing for this event is tricky. We have advertised it on Facebook and our other platforms where teens don't normally hang out. So we know parents will likely see it first. But please do us a favor and make sure that your student actually wants to participate in this. We don't want them to feel coerced by their parents to show up. But if they are genuinely interested in being in the book club, we'd love to have them!