Teen Quest Newsletter
November 2026 - Teen Quest Newsletter
Three Powerful Words the World Doesn’t Understand Justice. Mercy. Grace by Mark Witt Three powerful words reveal the very heart of the Gospel: Justice, Mercy, and Grace. Most people have heard these words, but few truly understand their meaning, especially...
October 2026 - Teen Quest Newsletter
WHAT WILL YOU LEAVE BEHIND? by Mark Witt Most of us think about what we will leave behind. We work, save, and provide for our families and we hope to leave something for our children and grandchildren. Scripture even says,...
Reaching a world of teenagers for Christ, since 1976. Celebrate 50 years of Teen Quest and help carry the ministry forward through the Legacy Trail, a 50-tree project at the Teen Quest Ranch. Join the Legacy Trail $50,000 matching gift...
September 2026 - Teen Quest Newsletter
Has the Church Lost Its Way? by Mark Witt Throughout history, the Church has faced continual pressure to conform to the values of the surrounding culture. Rather than standing on the unchanging truth of God’s Word, many churches have slowly...
July 2026 - Teen Quest Newsletter
Why are Americans the most giving people on the planet? by Mark Witt Americans are known as some of the most generous people in the world, and I believe it goes back to our foundation. Our nation was shaped by...
June 2026 - Teen Quest Newsletter
FROM THE DESK OF MARK AND DEBBI WITT by Mark Witt Dear Friend, A mother wrote recently with a heavy heart. Her son had worked all year, saving every dollar so he could come to Teen Quest this summer. But...
May 2026 - Teen Quest Newsletter
Rediscovering Our Christian Roots By Mark Witt If you are like me, you probably did not hear much about the impact Christianity had on America while in public school. For years, textbooks have tried to persuade us that America...
April 2026 - Teen Quest Newsletter
THE PRAYER KIDS WERE FORBIDDEN by Mark Witt In 1962, the Herricks School District in Long Island, New York opened the school day with a short positive prayer recited by students in their classrooms. The prayer had been approved by...
