The Impact of Skate Church

Skate Church isn’t just a skate session, it’s a movement where lives are being changed. Week after week, students and skaters encounter the love of Jesus right where they are: at the skatepark. In 2025, we’ve witnessed dozens of salvations, public baptisms, and countless stories of hearts being set free.

What started as a simple gathering has grown into a thriving community where faith and skate culture collide. Students are stepping into their purpose, leaders are being raised up, and entire families are being reached through one simple invitation to come skate.

2025 Seeds Planted, Salvations, Baptisms & Disciples Raised

• Seeds Planted: 100+ Gospel conversations weekly have taken place this year at skateparks, community events, and outreach nights. Every conversation is a seed sown in faith and many ears hear the good news!

• Total Salvations: 87+ students have made the decision to follow Jesus this year through Skate Church.

• Public Baptisms: 5 skaters have taken the next step of faith through bold public baptisms at skateparks and events.

• Outreach Ambassadors & Skatepark Shepherds:

  • 10+ young leaders have stepped into active discipleship roles.

  • These leaders are being trained to share the Gospel, lead shred groups, and shepherd their local skateparks.

  • This is the fruit of the ministry—students who once came to receive are now rising up to lead.

• Every seed planted, every salvation, every baptism, and every disciple raised represents a real story of transformation, hope, and purpose.

• Dont take our word for it, here are the messages and testimonies we receive!

•  “Ty man just wanted to share this msg because my life has changed and I’ve learn that you have to be able to let go and be lead and only then you will see the power of putting your trust and faith on our creator! My mindset has change and so will my life and the life of my loved ones around me. I wish I could tell you this in person man I don’t personally know you but thank you for all that you do with in the community” -Cris Gomez ”