Youth discipleship in the Seventh-day Adventist Church is a Christ-centered journey of growing in faith, character, and purpose. It’s more than just attending church—it's about building a personal relationship with Jesus, guided by the Bible, empowered by the Holy Spirit, and rooted in the distinctive Adventist message of hope and wholeness. For Adventist youth, discipleship means actively following Jesus in everyday life—at school, at home, online, and with friends—while preparing to share His love with the world.

Through intentional mentorship, service, Bible study, prayer, and involvement in ministries like Pathfinders, Adventist Youth (AY), and Adventist Public High School Network, young people are equipped to live boldly for Christ. Discipleship also includes learning to make wise choices, embracing our Adventist identity, and standing firm in faith as we await Jesus' soon return.

At the core of youth discipleship is community—creating spaces where young people feel known, valued, and challenged to grow. The North American Division Youth Ministries is committed to walking alongside youth on this journey, empowering them to become Spirit-filled leaders who reflect Jesus in every aspect of life. Discipleship is not just a program—it’s a lifestyle of love, growth, and mission for God’s glory.