● embrace

● equip

● engage

We love partnering with you to help students embrace the Good News of Jesus and their identity in Christ, to equip students to grow in Christ, and to challenge teens to engage the culture and community in which we live.

Sunday Mornings ● 9:15 a.m.

Small Group Bible Studies

MS Girls ● MS Boys ● HS Girls ● HS Boys

Wednesday Nights ● 6:30 p.m.

Large Group Worship ● Small Group Breakout Sessions

6th - 12th grades

Click here to see a list of bible studies & classes

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YOUTH MINISTRY TEAM

Olivia is a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate (LPCA) who works at a drug and alcohol treatment center during the week, where she helps individuals find hope and healing through recovery. Her work has shaped her deep understanding of grace and her passion for building meaningful connections with others. She brings that same heart for relationship to her ministry, believing that the gospel is most powerfully understood when shared through authentic, life-giving relationships.

With a passion for discipling young women, Olivia focuses on walking alongside teens and helping them grow in their faith by “doing life” together. Whether through mentoring, leading small groups, or building one-on-one connections, she is committed to fostering a safe and welcoming space where young women can discover their identity in Christ. She is excited to serve at FMBC and see how God continues to work through her ministry.

Gage seeks to know God and make Him known in such a way that is accurate and true to the scriptures. He does this through teaching and a devotion to discipling young men.

Olivia Robison

Youth Ministry Assistant

YOUTH & DISCIPLESHIP MINISTER

Cheyenne and his family are longtime residents of Marshall County. In 2002, Cheyenne received a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Technology Education from Southeast Missouri State University. He completed his Master of Arts in Secondary Education from Murray State University in 2009.

Cheyenne was serving as a teacher at Marshall County High School when he felt the call into full-time ministry in 2012. Prior to beginning his ministry at First Missionary Baptist Church in February 2018, he served as a student minister in the Paducah area. In 2022, Cheyenne graduated from Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (Kansas City, MO) with a Master of Theological Studies that focused on Preaching and Pastoral Ministry.

His wife, Elyssa, is a teacher at Sharpe Elementary. They have two daughters, Adalynn and Kinley. In his spare time, Cheyenne loves to be with his wife and daughters, experiment with his grill, and enjoy the outdoors.

Email – cheyennekoch@gmail.com