SENIOR HIGH: 7th - 12th grade:
Adolescence is one of the most difficult periods during youth development and we hope as a youth Group to support, love, and encourage our students as they make their way through it. We hope your student has the opportunity to experience Oakhill first hand to see this for themselves. The youth group activities are under the watchful care of one of our elders, Tom Broughton. This leadership considers the involvement of many of the active parents who organized a mission trip to Mississippi. The call to this site was adjusted as a tornado raged through the state - just 20 miles from where they were located the first night. They had the wonderful opportunity to be first responders in this crisis. The homecoming testimony was how privileged they felt to be of real help, both physical and spiritual. Below are some of the pictures of this trip.
Tom Broughton, an elder at Oakhill meets with the 9th-12th grades at 9:00am in the youth room. He is a longtime favorite with all the kids, interested in them as individuals. This year he is teaching with a focus on how the work of Jesus should affect the way we act and think. Students are encouraged to participate and grow during this time in their lives when so much is changing.
As a family, we are all on the alert to serving one another, and serving where God leads. In between times, there are gatherings of food and fun. New friends are always welcomed.
Adolescence is one of the most difficult periods during youth development and we hope as a youth Group to support, love, and encourage our students as they make their way through it. We hope your student has the opportunity to experience Oakhill first hand to see this for themselves. The youth group activities are under the watchful care of one of our elders, Tom Broughton. This leadership considers the involvement of many of the active parents who organized a mission trip to Mississippi. The call to this site was adjusted as a tornado raged through the state - just 20 miles from where they were located the first night. They had the wonderful opportunity to be first responders in this crisis. The homecoming testimony was how privileged they felt to be of real help, both physical and spiritual. Below are some of the pictures of this trip.
Tom Broughton, an elder at Oakhill meets with the 9th-12th grades at 9:00am in the youth room. He is a longtime favorite with all the kids, interested in them as individuals. This year he is teaching with a focus on how the work of Jesus should affect the way we act and think. Students are encouraged to participate and grow during this time in their lives when so much is changing.
As a family, we are all on the alert to serving one another, and serving where God leads. In between times, there are gatherings of food and fun. New friends are always welcomed.
