High School Ozone exists to challenge our students in their faith as we walk beside them as they grow in their walks with Jesus. It is our hope to better equip our students with the necessary tools in order to prepare them to begin the life-long journey of discipleship.
We have a great time at high school club each week. We begin with games and hang out time in the gym before moving upstairs for more games and worship. We wrap up all the fun with a talk and/or discussion group. It's a ton of fun crammed into an hour and half each Thursday night and you sure don't want to miss out! Afterwards, for those who've finished their homework, we head to Swirll in the Village to wind down with delicious frozen yogurt and friends!
The OCM program is designed to encourage high school students to participate in one of the many service opportunities that exist not only within Ozone, but throughout the local community. Service can be done in many ways: within the body as well as outside; both through actions and prayer. Ozone Ministries has partnered with several different organizations to give students a broad range of service opportunities such as assisting in coaching a
youth sports team, providing after-school tutoring and/or being a mentor. We want to provide
each of our students with opportunities to serve their local community. The level of commitment varies dependent upon which track you choose, but regardless, the impact and the change you'll experience through your participation in the program is priceless. Remember, you get what you give. So start thinking about how you want to get involved and get going!
Check out the OCM page for further details about the program, other volunteer opportunities, and commitment levels.
We believe that the mission and purpose of Ozone is best exhibited through the participation in our
Small Group Bible Studies. It is within these small groups where our students and leaders build genuine and purposeful relationships based on pursuing the Lord through the study of scripture and accountability.
There are several Ozone Small Groups that are broken down by gender, age, and geographic location. Groups vary in size, ranging anywhere from one-on-ones to a group 0f 20 students. Groups meet weekly at various locations, which are determined individually by group preferences. We strongly encourage all of our students to get involved in a Small Group. We've got plenty of former Ozark staff members who are ready and willing to lead your small group, all you have to do is take the first step and let us know!
If you are interested in participating in a Small Group Bible Study led by an Ozone Director or Volunteer click here.
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