NAVIGATORS HIGH SCHOOL

To Know Christ, To Make Him Known and Help Others Do The Same

Navigators High School Student Ministry is a Christian ministry that reaches out to high school age students. Navigators High School work is a campus ministry, so each ministry is campus based. Teams of staff and volunteer leaders are recruited and trained to mentor and disciple others in the Christian faith. Our hope is to reach young people who need faith, help them walk in faith and then help them learn to help others. For more information email us at nkynavigators@gmail.com

Northern Kentucky

Learn more about the high school ministry work in the Northern Kentucky area. 17 area high schools with a Navigators campus ministry.

Northern Kentucky High School

Detroit

Learn more about the Navigators high school campus ministry work in Oakland County, MI. Meet the staff and leaders who labor for teens in Detroit.

Detroit High School

Chicago

Get more information about the next team of staff and leaders to plant new high school work. This team expects to “land” in the north western suburbs of Chicago in 2026.

Chicago High School

Indianapolis

Meet our team of staff and leaders that plan to move into the Southeastern schools of Indianapolis in 2026. Get more information about how you can help.

Indianapolis High School

WHAT IS THE NAVIGATORS?

The Navigators® is an international, interdenominational Christian ministry established in 1933. Navigators are people who love Jesus Christ and desire to help others know and grow in Him as they “navigate” through life.

Our slogan, “To Know Christ, make Him known, and help others do the same®,” aptly describes what Navigators do. As we befriend those who don’t know Jesus or those just starting out in their relationship with Him, we show them how to grow and help others grow, too.

We help people “navigate” life by establishing Life-to-Life® mentoring—or discipling—relationships with them, equipping them to make an impact on those around them for God’s glory. These life-changing relationships are formed on college campuses, on military installations, in neighborhoods, churches, and even high-rise apartment buildings.

Our mission is based on the Bible, God’s Word. Desiring to fulfill 2 Timothy 2:2, Navigators seek to forward the grace and teachings of Christ from one believer to the next—what we call “generational multiplication.”

Today, the Navigator staff family—4,600 strong—includes 70 nationalities, 130 languages, and numerous heritages and life experiences. The Navigator family also includes those who work alongside and support our staff, whose hearts beat with the passion of our motto, “To know Christ, make Him known, and help others do the same.”

Find even more information about The Navigators visit their website at www.navigators.org