FUSION is our weekly gathering for teens from grade 8 through 12. The Canadian youth culture propels many at-risk young people into gang involvement, drug and alcohol use, violence, and sexual experimentation. Fusion offers a safe, fun, and challenging alternative to the youth of Surrey.

On Friday nights, we send our vehicles throughout Surrey to pick up teens and involve them in fun outings, crazy games and contests, high-quality music, and life guidance. It is during the teenage years that many young people make crucial decisions which will shape their lives for years to come. Fusion exists to encourage young people to make healthy choices and discover all they were designed to be - and we don't mind having a great time doing it!

For further information, please contact Conrad MacIntyre by e-mail here.

Q: When does it run?
A:Approximately 3 Friday evenings per month. (Jan-Nov)

Q: What time?
A: Busses start pick-ups @ 17:30 and finish drop-offs @ 23:30. The program itself runs from 19-21:00.

Q: Where is it held?
A: Metro Kids' Program Centre.

Q: What does it cost?
A: In-house events are FREE 95% of the time. Outing (Waterslides/Swimming/Lazer Tag/Etc) prices vary depending on the event. Information is on our calendar, given during the previous events, at the time of phone calls (Thursday/Friday) and is available on the MKS Hotline (604-812-7178).

Q: Who can come?
A: The program is designed for teens grades 8-12 but parents are welcome to come and keep an eye on their teens if they so wish.

Q: How can I get my teen picked up?
A: Call 604-812-7178 and leave your name, phone number and address. We'll add you to our lists and pick your pre-teen(s) up for our next program.

Q: How do I know if I'm on the lists?
A: You'll receive a phone call on the Thursday or Friday before each program.

Q: I understand Fusion goes to McDonald's after the program is over. What's the deal with that?
A: We provide no money or coupons to your children. They will need to bring their own money for food.

Q: What does a typical program look like?
A: At 17:30 the bus & van go out // They arrive back at SCLA at 19:00 // At 19:00 the rules are reviewed and then the games are played immediately following // At 19:30 a short time of live worship music starts // A time of Biblical teaching begins at 20:00 and a time for response is given right after // The teens are ushered to the local McDonald's // At 21:00 the vehicles are loaded up again and drop-offs begin. // The last person is aimed to be dropped off by 23:30.