• A young man with glasses and short, curly black hair wearing a dark gray Oregon Ducks hoodie.

    Isayas Hampton

    WASHINGTON

    “After graduating high school, I was very hesitant about doing Gap Year because I thought it would be a waste of time. I wanted to go straight into electrical trades with one of my best friends. After praying for a while, I felt the Holy Spirit stir in me, and I realized Gap Year would be an amazing opportunity to gain a better understanding of who God is and to grow in my faith before pursuing electrical trades. Since starting my gap year, God has really opened my eyes to see His beauty.”

  • Young woman with long wavy brown hair smiling, wearing a navy blue T-shirt with #1 Dad printed on it.

    Grace Sauter

    IDAHO

    “I had been resistant to doing a gap year because I thought I knew what the best plan for my life was. Eventually, God revealed to me that He had a better plan than I could have imagined and led me to say yes to Gap Year. Saying yes to this year of surrender was the best decision I could have made for my relationship with God, and He has been faithfully leading me through it.

  • A woman with curly brown hair, smiling, wearing a navy blue hoodie that says N.L. Central Champs with a red cardinal logo and the year 1996.

    Sophia Worstell

    TENNESSEE

    “Before doing Gap Year, I was afraid of getting behind in school since I already had everything lined up to go. Thankfully, God increased my faith and gave me the courage to say yes to Gap Year. Through this year, I have heard God's voice more than ever before, and He has given me amazing opportunities to grow in new giftings!”

What is “Gap Year?”

Our culture is changing rapidly, leaving many of our young people unprepared to face cultural pressures faithfully and fruitfully. Jubilee’s Gap Year exists to assist high school graduates and college students in becoming disciples of Jesus Christ who leverage their entire life for the sake of God’s glory.

Gap Year is designed to equip and encourage participants in all areas of life including Godly living, intellectual development, and practical life skills.

 
 

Objectives:

1. Spiritual Formation

(solid biblical and theological foundations)

2. Missional Living

(confident in sharing faith)

3. Critical Thinking

(gospel-centered discernment)

4. Holistic Integration

(self-awareness and healthy habits)

Rhythms:

Interactive teaching 

Local community immersion and service

Discipleship 

Visiting other Confluence Churches

Travel/Experience (2 weeks) 

Personal study and peer interaction

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