Youth

Youth at Gateway Vineyard are important to us. We aim to create an environment which is safe, fun and nurtures their relationships with each other and Jesus. We want to see them reach their potential and be part of unlocking their destiny.

Connect with Jesus

At Gateway Vineyard we believe children and young people are loved and valued by God. We meet together every Sunday morning and in different ways within the week. Our vision is that they would know who God has made them to be and to connect with Jesus as their friend and King as they grow up. Becci Bell is our Kids Pastor, leading teams of volunteers across the sites.

 

Sunday Morning Groups

Sunday mornings the youth meet in the youth rooms at both Central and the Chapel sites. We catch up on our weeks, learn from the Bible and pray together. 

Midweek Groups for year 7+

Monthly all sites youth gatherings
Meeting at The Chapel on a Friday 7-9pm – everyone is welcome.
You can expect games and activities, a short talk from the Bible some worship together – and there is always the tuck shop!

Upcoming dates:
16th October
13th November
11th December (Christmas themed so bring your friends!)

Youth Life Groups
Central– This term at our central group we will be looking at what it means to be a disciple of Jesus. Meeting between 7-9pm

Upcoming dates:
30th October
27th November

Beccles– Variety of socials across the term running from 6:30-8pm

Upcoming dates:
20th October- The Great Beccles Bake Off
17th November- Fireworks & Sparklers
8th December- Christmas Party

Chapel– TBC

If you’d like to know more or would like to come and join us you can email youth@gatewayvineyard.church

Join us at dti 2026

Dreaming The Impossible is a youth movement for young people ages 12-18 from churches and youth organisations everywhere.

For more information speak to the youth leaders at Gateway or check out the DTI website.

Reporting a concern

As a church, we prioritise safeguarding, not just as a legal requirement, but as an extension of the value Jesus placed on caring for children (Matthew 18) and vulnerable adults. We have a team approach, including a safeguarding lead, deputies, administrators and a named Trustee who oversee the safer recruitment and training of all staff and volunteers working with children, young people and vulnerable adults, as well as the management of safeguarding across our sites and groups, according to our safeguarding policy.

If you have a safeguarding concern, even if you’re not sure whether to report it, our Safeguarding Team would like to hear from you.