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Growing communities where people are becoming fully devoted followers of Jesus
Welcome to White Oak! We hope we get to meet you very soon to learn more about who we are!
Our Mission :
To grow communities where people are becoming fully devoted followers of Jesus.
Our Vision :
To be a diverse, generationally-rich, multi-site church where thousands of people…
Form Friendships -- We will share our lives together and support each other physically, emotionally, and spiritually on a daily basis.
Feel Hope -- We will know there is a God who loves us, forgives us, and changes our lives through His grace.
Find God -- We will grow closer to God and seek His plan for each of us now and for eternity.
Follow His Path -- We will actively make our families stronger, help the hurting and needy, and transform our communities through the life-changing power of God.
Our Core Values:
Authenticity -- We will refuse to pretend
Reproduction -- We will reproduce ourselves on every level
Risk -- We will choose faith over fear
Lost People -- We will actively pursue people who don't know Jesus
Generosity -- We will hold absolutely nothing back
Relevance -- We will build bridges between people and Jesus
White Oak is one church meeting in multiple locations. Currently we have campuses in Colerain Township at the corner of Blue Rock and Cheviot Roads and in Ross Township where we meet in the Performing Arts Center of Ross High School.
If you have any questions about who we are, our mission, or vision, please contact info@TheWOCC.com
What We Believe (pdf)
Getting to Know God (pdf)
Baptism FAQ (pdf)
Partnership at White Oak (pdf)
Agree Disagree
September 2018
Series Description
Trump, immigration, Supreme Court nominees, racial tensions, Republicans vs. Democrats… these are just some of the current issues that seem to be sparking more than just friendly debates in our country but, instead, all-out war! We can’t disagree without hating, name-calling, and indictments. In this series we’ll look how God’s Word calls Jesus’ followers to agree on the essentials and how we can disagree in love pointing people to Jesus in a divisive and angry culture.
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Bring Your Own Jesus
June - July 2018
Series Description
We are a people of preference. We all have things we like and don't like. Foods, drinks, movie genres, and more. We have been trained to pick and choose the things we like about anything and everything. Unfortunately, that filters over into the way we think about Jesus and spirituality. We resonate with one of Jesus' teachings but we completely ignore another because we don't like it. In Bring Your Own Jesus, we'll be analyzing the TRUE Jesus; not the version that we've peiced together for ourselves.
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Changes Everything
Easter 2018
Description
If it's true--if it’s REALLY true, then this changes absolutely everything. Jesus paid our debt and raised to new life proving that we could trust every promise he ever made.
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Church Gone Wild
January 2018
Series Description
It's been 2000 years since Jesus began a movement that would change the world forever. Today, we get to be a part of that movement--the church. While we may have a lot of different ideas about what church is, Jesus made it really clear. Join us as we take a few weeks to look at the church that Jesus is building and what it looks like to be a part of it.
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Employment Opportunities
There are no employment opportunities at this time.
Looking for a place to serve? There are lots of volunteer opportunities at White Oak. Click here to learn more.
Info on How the CARES Act Benefits Donors
Thanks you for your willingness to support the ministry of White Oak. There are lots of ways that you can give a financial contribution to White Oak:
You can put your contribution in the offering baskets as they are passed during weekly services.
You can mail your contribution to the Main Office: 3675 Blue Rock Rd. Cincinnati, OH 45247.
You can give online via an electronic funds transfer (EFT) or by debit card.
Annual Report
2019 Annual Report (PDF)
FAQ
What payment methods can I use to give online?
White Oak currently accepts online donations by direct debit (Electronic Funds Transfer) and debit cards only.
What are the major advantages of electronic giving?
Electronic giving is all about convenience for you and consistency for White Oak. It eliminates frequent check writing and helps members stay on track with giving even when they are unable to attend services. The mission at White Oak benefits from consistent donations and a reduction in the volume of check/cash contributions that must be handled and manually processed each week.
How do I sign up for electronic giving?
Click here to sign up . A secure login enables you to make one-time donations, set up a recurring giving schedule, view personal donation history and print confirmations. If you would like to make donations without going online, please contact Jamie Huber at giving@thewocc.com to request a paper authorization form you can complete and return to the office.
Is electronic giving safe?
It is certainly less risky than writing checks or carrying cash. To process electronic donations, we use Vanco Payment Solutions—a highly regarded company that securely processes contributions for more than 15,000 churches and nonprofit organizations.
What can I use to prove I made a contribution?
If you make donations from the online giving page and entered your email address, you will be emailed a receipt. You can also access your giving history 24/7 by logging into your profile from the online giving page. If you submitted a paper authorization form, your bank statement will show an itemized list of electronic transactions that can be used as proof of your contributions.
How does a donation move from my bank account to the church’s bank account, and when?
For donations from a checking or savings account, money is electronically transferred from your bank account to the church’s bank account on the same day using the Automated Clearing House (ACH) network. For donations made by credit and debit card, money is electronically deposited into the church’s bank account without delay within 2-4 business days.
What if I still have questions?
If you have any questions about your giving, please contact Jamie Huber, Accounts Receivables Assistant, at giving@thewocc.com.
Moving Mountains
January 2021
Hope Starts Here
December 2020
Full of It
November 2020
Monsters
October 2020
Love One Another
September 2020
Yours Is The Kingdom
August 2020
Did He Just Say That?
July 2020
REDO
June 2020
The Last Arrow
May 2020
Cannonball Culmination Celebration
May 17, 2020
It's Just a Phase
April 2020
Bystander
March 2020
Wind & Fire
February 2020
Made For More
January 2020
After Party
December 2019
Christmas: Before and After
December 2019
The Book of Romans
September 2019 - November 2019
Light in the Darkness
August 2019
My Big Fat Mouth
July 2019
For
June 2019
Home Improvement
May 2019
Yes He Did!
April 2019
Breakthrough
March 2019
Job
February 2019
Refocus
January 2019
After Party
December 2018
Advent
December 2018
Radical
November 2018
WTH
October 2018
Agree Disagree
September 2018
Your But's Too Big
August 2018
Bring Your Own Jesus
June-July 2018
Woman Up
May 2018
Prove It!
April 2018
Changes Everything
Easter 2018
Get Off Your Donkey
March 2018
Cannonball
February 2018
Church Gone Wild
January 2018
The Man, The Myth, The Legend
December 2017
First World Problems
November 2017
Leave a Mark
October 2017
The Sex Effect
September 2017
Relationship Wars
June-August 2017
Forgiveness
May-August 2017
Pastoral Care
When facing a hospital stay, or the death of a loved one, your world might feel like it is falling apart. Our Pastoral Care Ministry desires to offer you encouragement, comfort, and hope.
Hospital Stays & Surgeries
If you or a loved one would like a call, please call us at (513) 385-0425 with the name of the hospital, patient's name (please spell as registered), room number, and other pertinent information. With the current restriction of COVID-19 we will make calls before scheduled surgeries each week. If there is an emergency admission after office hours, please call (513) 385-0425, option 4 and follow instructions for the Pastor On Call.
Funerals
Pastors are available to help you with the funeral service and to provide encouragement during the early days after a death. We know that the death of a loved one is a traumatic time. We want to walk through that valley with you and help hold you up in your time of sorrow and mourning, as well as assist you in your grieving process. To hold your loved one's funeral at the church, please contact our office at (513) 385-0425. We also have resources available to help you deal with feelings of loneliness, fear, anger, devastation and/or confusion as you go through the grieving process.
Please call us at (513) 385-0425 when there has been a death and include your loved one's name, along with visitation, and funeral service details.
Advent
December 2018
Series Description
The word advent means the arrival of a notable person, thing, or event. In the weeks leading up to Christmas, we celebrate the arrival of Jesus into the world. But this season isn’t only about what happened in the past. As we look back to Jesus birth, we look ahead to His return, living in between what already is and what is yet to be.
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After Party
December 2018
Series Description
Our At-Home Experience for December 30.
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After Party (The Church Dispersed)
December 29, 2019
Our At-Home Experience for December 30. This means that services are not held at our physical locations at Colerain and Ross and instead you'll be able to experience them online so start making plans with friends, family, and neighbors to join you in your home on December 29.
Resources:
Vimeo Link
YouTube Link
December 29 Program (PDF)
Communion Bread Recipe (PDF)
Activities for Children (PDF)
What is The Church Dispersed all about?
Just like the New Testament believers met in homes for their weekly worship, White Oak is taking Sunday, December 29 to worship in the intimate setting of our homes.
How can my family participate?
Pick up your Church Dispersed materials at either campus starting December 8. Materials will include instructions for accessing the video teaching, supplies to take communion, and activity ideas you can incorporate into your celebration.
Can we invite people to join us?
Absolutely! You can join other White Oak families or ask non-White Oak folks to come. Or do both! It's fine to include a meal, too!
What if I have more questions?
Contact info@thewocc.com or stop by The Church Dispersed table at your Campus location.
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The service video will be available here starting December 29. Click here if you need to request a DVD of the service (available for pickup during services on Sunday, December 22).
Materials
Materials (communion info, activities, the program, etc.) will be posted here starting December 8, 2019.
Christmas: Before & After
December 2019
The Christmas season is a time to celebrate Jesus coming to Earth. Join us for each week's message as we celebrate Hope, Peace, Joy, and Love that comes from the historic event of Jesus birth.
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Breakthrough
March 2019
Series Description
In 2018, White Oak embarked on a journey of courageous engagement and generosity motivated by faithfulness to Jesus’ call. We call this current season of ministry CANNONBALL. Now we are halfway through this two-year initiative and looking forward to what God has in store for White Oak this next year.
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Bystander March 2020
A series covering the miracles of the book of John concluding with the Resurrection. “But these are written that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” John 20:30-31
Messages
Cannonball Culmination ServiceMay 17, 2020
Cannonball has been an amazing season of generosity and growth at White Oak! Watch the Cannonball Celebration Service above and there is still time to give toward our Cannonball Initiative through May 31 .
https://youtu.be/8aVuTuph8Sw
Did He Just Say That? July 2020
In this series we will look at some hard sayings that Jesus makes in the book of Matthew. When we talk about Jesus, grace and love are the biggest ideas that get the most attention, but Jesus also taught other ideas that many believers unintentionally ignore because these teachings don’t fit into the way we want to live our lives. This series will discuss those teachings of Jesus that are hard to hear.
First World Problems
November 2017
Series Description
The batteries to the remote for your 60” TV just went out? Your vanilla-soy latte only had 2 pumps instead of 3? The only food in your house doesn't sound appetizing? Sounds like you're with us: we've got first world problems. So many of us want to be rich, but what we don’t realize is that we already are. We’ll be taking a look at the responsibility we have as Christians and some of the richest people on the planet. .
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Full of It November 2020
There are three main questions which all of us ask in life: Who am I, Why am I here, and How am I to live? Of course, we have as many answers to those questions available to us as we do the means to find those answers. At any point we find ourselves full of lots of things which promise to tell us who we truly are, what our purpose is, and what we should be doing. Sex, good looks, money, popularity, success, talents, accumulated stuff, acceptance, and even religion. All of these promise a version of life that will fulfill us. But there is only one version of life which promises to fill every part of our being. This is the only promise which is guaranteed to every single one of us, every day, without fail.
The promise of Full Life comes to each of us from our Heavenly Father. Jesus tell us that there is a thief who comes into our lives bent on stealing, killing, and destroying. Instead, Jesus tells us that he comes to give us real lasting life; full life.
There are many voices claiming to lead us to experience full life. In this series, we want to learn what our Father’s voice sounds like so that we can be full of it. We want to determine what he says about who we are, why we are here, and how we are to live this life. When we learn to listen, trust, and follow God’s voice we will be on the path to abundantly full life.
Get Off Your Donkey
March 2018
Description
As we approach Easter, we are going to be challenged to do OUR work for the kingdom because Jesus did HIS. Jesus was on a mission. He entered the city as a king, but after the triumphal entry, he got down and got to work. If Jesus took action to fulfill the mission, we should to.
Home Improvement
May 2019
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Hope Starts Here December 2020
In the series Hope starts here we will look at how the birth of Jesus ushered in hope for the world. The Old Testament is filled with prophecies about the coming messiah . How God was at work to bring salvation to all people.
HOPE STARTS HERE. We don’t have to wait for it.
The Christmas story is the epicenter of hope; God sending his son (Jesus being born) is the origin of hope, and the reason for the hope we have today.
There were 400 years of silence leading up to Jesus’ birth - years of tension, uncertainty, uneasiness, and doubt, wondering “Where is God in the midst of this? Has He abandoned us?” Everyone was looking for hope and waiting for change.
“I bring you good news that will cause great joy” (Luke 2:10)
What was it like to be a shepherd back then? What would cause a Magi/shepherd to travel days and days to see this thing?
It starts here, and it starts now.
It's Just A Phase April 2020
It’s Just a Phase – So Don’t Miss It!: Every phase comes and goes very quickly. In every phase kid’s have specific needs. A phase is defined as a time frame in a kid’s life when you can leverage distinctive opportunities to influence their future. Every phase is crucial.
Job
February 2019
Series Description
Job, one of the more perplexing books in the Bible. People have discussed the challenges for years. It seems that the overarching teaching of the book is Don’t Give Up! When you see this man overwhelmed by sudden calamities, Don’t Give Up on God! When you see this man misrepresented by his friends, Don’t Give Up on Others! And, when you see that this man is nearly at the end of his rope, Don’t Give Up on Yourself! Job’s story gives us a rare glimpse behind the scene, in heaven, and reminds us that God knows our every step! Don’t Give Up!
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Light in the Darkness
August 2019
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Resources
Anxiety Assessment Handout
Suicide Assessment Handout
Depression Assessment Handout
Counselors
8 Ways to Live with Chronic Illness
Counseling Alliance - Anxiety
Counseling Alliance - Boundaries
Counseling Alliance - Depression Myths
Counseling Alliance - Depression
Counseling Alliance - Excellence vs. Perfection
Counseling Alliance - Perfectionism
Counseling Alliance - Self Esteem
Counseling Alliance - Trauma and Abuse
Living a Full Life With Chronic Illness
Suicide 2016 Facts and Figures
Suicide Prevention Hotline
The Impact of Chronic Illness on Family
Tips for Supporting Someone Online
Love One Another September 2020
This has been a trying season! Every issue has been polarized and politicized forcing people to pick sides. Followers of Jesus should be known for their love. We should be in middle of culture to engage in relationships and conversations that point people to Jesus because of our love. (John 13:35-34).
Made for More
January 2020
Take the Made for More Assessment Today!
We believe that taking the Gift Passion Story Assessment (GPS) is a great next step as you discover the masterpiece that God created you to be. Uncovering, recognizing, and cultivating your gifts, passions and story is an ongoing process. It’s like climbing your own Everest, you spiral around the mountain making your way to the top and you continually uncover new things and gain new perspective and it takes time.
An assessment like this could reveal, confirm or even question some of what you know about yourself. We want to walk alongside of you to help you take your next step.
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Monsters October 2020
In this series we will be looking at the sin that creeps in and destroys relationships. Whether it’s found in us, found in others or a combination of both – sin is the thing that causes relationships to deteriorate. As we examine these four relationship monsters, we will talk about how we avoid these behaviors in our self and how we deal with these behaviors when they are found in those around us.
Moving Mountains January 2021
He said to them, “ Because of your little faith. For, I say to you, if you have faith like a grain of mustard seed, you will say to this mountain, ‘Move from here to there,’ and it will move, and nothing will be impossible for you.” Matthew 17:20
“I lift up my eyes to the hills. From where does my help come? My help comes from the Lord, who made heaven and earth.” Psalm 121:1-2
There have been many people throughout history who have been dreamers. People like Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, Thomas Edison, Martin Luther King and Henry Ford. These people have pushed the boundaries of what was possible or right and created a world full of hope, drive and freedom. However, as a people, we often find that many of us are not dreamers in the same way.
When we are asked what we dream about, we find that our ideas and approaches are far less audacious and powerful. Many believers find themselves focusing so much on the day-to-day things of their life, that looking towards the future or towards something bigger often isn’t even a possibility. Particularly, when we are faced with obstacles to our faith and our mission, we find we often spend more time focusing on the mountain than focusing on the one who can move mountains.
In this series, we will explore the idea that God wants to move mountains and He most wants to use us to help make that happen. We will focus on the idea that God wants to move things through us not for us. Jesus dealt with this in his time as his own disciples didn’t have enough faith to do the things that Jesus told them and equipped them to do. We are often the same. God will equip us for mission, and we need to have the faith to believe that through His strength, we can do everything he asks of us.
This series will also discuss the things that God calls for in my life versus the things that I/we want to see done in our:
Personal lives (me)
Church (we)
God’s Kingdom
My Big Fat Mouth
July 2019
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Prove It
April 2017
Series Description
Using the Bible to prove the Bible isn't necessarily great proof for everybody. Let's take a look at things from outside of the Bible that support its reliability.
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Radical
November 2018
Series Description
Jesus didn't call us to be part of a club; he called us to be a part of a movement. Over the next few weeks, we will challenge ourselves with the radical call that Jesus puts on us. How does our version of Christianity line up with the world-shaking, movement-making, radical life that Jesus wants us to live?
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REDO June 2020
We are in the most unique and trying season of our time. We are forced to focus on the past and what we’ve lost and yet we are eager to know what our future normal looks like. Jesus offers us a re-do. A chance to reflect on the past and embrace God's grace and power to fuel us to a new, fully alive normal.
Refocus
January 2019
Series Description
With White Oak celebrating 189 years of ministry in 2019, we believe it’s time for us to begin the year by looking at what is our focus as individuals and as a church. We don’t want to let “things” get in our way, but sometimes our lives get cluttered - so join us as we REFOCUS!
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The Book of Romans
September 2019
The Last Arrow May 2020
L eave nothing undone that is yours to do! Hear the last two messages as a staff member at White Oak from Teaching Pastor Rick Shonkwiler and hear how God continues to use us in all seasons of life.
The Man, The Myth, The Legend
December 2017
Series Description
So many things have been said about the man who claimed to be God. As we move toward Christmas, we’ll be talking about the most influential person in the history of the world. Whether you are a Christian or not, you’ll find value in learning from the life of a man who changed the world forever.
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Wind & Fire
February 2020
If the Holy Spirit were to leave, would you even notice? Join us as we explore what the Holy Spirit is all about and how He guides and encourages us as followers of Jesus.
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Woman Up
May 2017
Series Description
It's time to talk to the women in the room. During Woman Up we will be challenging the females in our midst to line their lives up with what God says it looks like to be a real woman.
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WTH
October 2018
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What the...heaven, hell, and hope. Join us for this four week series as we look at things we think about frequently, but seldom know anything about. How is my life now connected to eternity? What can we be sure of? What is just a guess? What The H?
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Yes He Did!
April 2019
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Yours Is The Kingdom August 2020
Even amidst fear and uncertainty, God is always in control.
Growing communities where people are becoming fully devoted followers of Jesus.
White Oak University
White Oak University (WOU) is the place where you can find everything going on at White Oak outside of our weekend services. This is where you'll find your next steps for growth through classes, special events, and other programs.
Life Groups
Connect with people at White Oak and in your communities. Life Groups is the best way to do that! The groups are meeting virtually and on conference calls so you can join and participate from wherever you are!
You can click HERE to browse the list of groups in various areas of our communities. You can also use the MAP to see those near you. Reach out to the leader via the email link next to the group to get connected!
Starting in April 2020, we will have four new groups starting. Please let us know if you would like to learn more and we will help you get connected! Please complete this form .
Your But's Too Big
August 2018
Series Description
We are a people of preference. We all have things we like and don't like. Foods, drinks, movie genres, and more. We have been trained to pick and choose the things we like about anything and everything. Unfortunately, that filters over into the way we think about Jesus and spirituality. We resonate with one of Jesus' teachings but we completely ignore another because we don't like it. In Bring Your Own Jesus, we'll be analyzing the TRUE Jesus; not the version that we've peiced together for ourselves.
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Counseling
This is a list of trained Christian Counseling groups that are recommended by White Oak. Call the number listed below and leave a message along with your phone number and the counselor will call you back promptly.
Emily Rivers (White Oak at Colerain Campus) -- 513-385-0425 (leave message with office)
Counseling Alliance -- 513-376-9757
INTACT Counseling Group -- 513-600-2554
ThrivePoint Counseling -- 513-914-4688
If you have any questions about how to contact these services, please contact info@TheWOCC.com .
Leave a Mark
October 2017
Series Description
Every one of us longs to make a lasting impact on this world. Long after we die, we want our legacy to live on. What if we told you that there was a clear way to make a lasting impact with your life. We’ll spend the weeks in this series talking about how to leave a mark on this world long after you’re gone.
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Bible Reading Plans
Reading God’s Word (the Bible) is the primary way God communicates His truth to our hearts. There are many “methods” and “reading plans” available. Some are designed to take you through the entire Bible in a year. Some are more topical or devotional in nature. The truth is, it doesn’t much matter which one you choose as long as you are intentional about spending regular and focused time reading the Bible and opening your mind and heart to what God is saying.
Here are some links to a variety of reading plans and mobile apps. Pick the one that seems to be most helpful to you right now. Commit to a regular time to read and get started.
You Version -- Enjoy hundreds of versions, including audio, all on your mobile device.
Bible Gateway -- Internet access to hundreds of versions and study helps.
Glo Bible -- An interactive Bible that brings the text of the Scripture to life through HD video, high-res images, zoomable maps, 360-degree virtual tours, and more.
WE FOLLOW JESUS' EXAMPLE BY MAKING OURSELVES AVAILABLE TO SERVE WHEREVER GOD LEADS
Jesus set the example for us when He walked on this earth. He told his followers that he came "to serve, not to be served." There are opportunities to serve in the church, our communities, and around the world. Just click one of the areas below to learn more information and get started.
It takes hundreds of people each week serving to make a difference at our campus locations, online and in our surrounding communities. Don’t know how to do something? That’s OK! We will provide you with the training you need. Sign up for more information about these serving opportunities today:
Guest Services
Be the first point of contact for many of our guests by serving as a greeter at an entrance or simply greet people as they enter the parking lot. There are other ways to serve as well on the communion team, cleaning/sanitizing team, be an usher or be part of the HUB team that helps provide information and gifts to new guests.
Be a Life Group Leader
Be a part of helping to grow community and help make disciples at White Oak throughout the week in a Life Group.
Children's Ministry
Make a difference in the lives of children that White Oak serves each week.
Student Ministry
Help work with students and encourage them during their 6th-12th grade years.
Worship Team
Help make our services happen in areas of worship bands, tech, video, creative arts, etc.
Communications
Help communicate White Oak's mission inside and outside our four walls.
Admin Team
Help with everything that supports, but doesn't happen on Sundays like data entry, database assistance, mailings, answering phones, office greeters, etc.
Facilities Team (Colerain Campus)
Help keep the building held together by lending your skills in this area.
Learn more:
Serving opportunities in the Community
Serving opportunities in our World
You don't have to go far out the door to find people who need to feel hope and find God! We encourage individuals, families, Life Groups and Adult Bible Fellowships to find ways to serve and impact our communities. Some of our organized serving opportunities include:
Helping Hands
Throughout the week teams of two or more volunteers seek to be the hands and feet of our Lord in meeting the urgent physical needs of those in our church and community who are unable to do for themselves. This may include widows, senior citizens, divorced, disabled, etc… people who have household needs that they are unable to take care of on their own. Our teams of volunteers seek to lovingly provide the help those of our church family and community need in order to live normal lives. If you have “handyman” skills or are able to do yard work, or simply want to be a helper in these areas, this may be an opportunity for you to serve others, form friendships, and follow God’s path for your life at the same time. Life Groups, Adult Bible Fellowship Groups, and Student groups are encouraged to participate.
Sign up to serve with Helping Hands.
Complete this form if you are seeking help from Helping Hands.
Whiz Kids (Ross and Colerain Campus)
Whiz Kids is a weekly tutoring program sponsored by City Gospel Mission. Adults spend 60 minutes a week with a 3-5 grader helping with reading skills (all materials and training provided) as well as being a caring adult in the child's life. For information on how to get involved, contact Lydia Coyle (Colerain).
WK Unplugged (Colerain Campus)
WK Unplugged is similar to Whiz Kids, but works directly with middle school students. Want to learn more? Contact Kevin Wiesner .
Baby Bottle Campaigns
Your change can change lives! Each year we encourage families to save their change to donate to Oxford Women's Care Center (Ross) or Life Forward of Cincinnati (Colerain) to help with their mission to assist women in crisis pregnancy situations. Watch the Sunday program for dates. Contact the office to receive additional information outside of the Baby Bottle Campaign each year.
Life Forward (CTC crisis pregnancy center)
Oxford Women's Care Center (RTC crisis pregnancy center)
Nate's Toy Box (Colerain Campus) Christmas
Share the joy of Christmas with children in the community by donating toys for all ages of kids ($25 or less) or $25 gift cards from Wal-Mart or Target for teens. Toys are distributed through S.O.N. Ministries and Northwest Local School District. Drop off donations in the toy boxes near each entrance beginning in November. Details for ways to assist with organization and distribution will be in the weekly program given out on Sundays in November and early December. Contact Gary & Pam Schroeder for more information.
Hope for the Holidays (Ross Campus) Christmas
Beginning in mid-November of each year, families will have an opportunity to "adopt" local families in need to provide Christmas gifts. Details will be in the weekly program given out on Sundays. Contact info@thewocc.com if you would like to participate.
White Oak also partners financially with many local missions to help reach out to our community. To learn more you can check out the websites if applicable or you can contact the office at info@thewocc.com to learn more.
Christian Benevolent Association retirement community
Life Forward (CTC crisis pregnancy center)
Oxford Women's Care Center (RTC crisis pregnancy center)
RAMM - Ross & Morgan Ministries of Butler County (RTC food pantry and benevolent assistance)
SON Ministries (CTC food pantry)
Learn more:
Serving in the Church
Serving in our World
Our responsibilities as Christians reach far beyond our walls and our own communities. The love and message of Jesus needs to spread throughout the world. White Oak partners with organizations all around the globe to help make His name known!
Mission trips are an important part of how we serve. Various mission trips are scheduled throughout the year and if you'd like to learn more about going on one, we'd love to give you more information. Send us an email at info@thewocc.com to learn more.
Our global partners include: Click on link to learn about the mission.
Back to Back Ministries -- in Haiti - trip has been postponed due to Covid-19.
Burma Christian Mission --in Myanmar - Sponsor a student at Myanmar Bible Institute (MBI) for $40 a month.
Christhia Seva Mission -- in India
ComeNServ -- in Africa
Haiti Outreach Ministries -- in Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Impact Africa Mission -- in Mali, West Africa
Learn more:
Serving in the church
Serving in the community
In 1980 White Oak Christian Church sent Mathew & Mary Mathai back to their homeland to become missionaries. The challenge was huge! But God blessed their work and because of their faithfulness, more than 4000 people have been won to Christ through this ground-breaking ministry.
The mission began humbly with just Mathew and Mary and a faithful Christian woman in Chickballapur called Mrs. Solomon. They began visiting with people, making friends, helping with basic medical needs and showing the love of Christ. Today Christhia Seva Mission employs 26 preachers, a nurse, a driver, an administrator and a director of women's ministry. Each week these faithful servants minister in over 300 villages in and around Chickballapur, India.
Over the years we have built 7 church buildings. Others churches meet in rented facilities. Each evening pastors travel by motorcycle to conduct worship services in rural villages because the people cannot travel to church buildings.
In addition to church planting, Christhia Seva Mission continues to help meet medical needs, assists children with school books and supplies, helps provide homes for the poor, and feeds the Least of These (Christian brothers and sisters who have no means of support). A sewing ministry helps young women learn a skill with which to support herself and her family. Sponsors also assist deserving children with tuition for higher education.
Ministry work in Burma/Myanmar & Student Sponsorship Program
The ministry of Burma Christian Evangelism (BCE) has been supported by White Oak Christian Church since 1989 when members James and Khono Khamlum returned to their native land after graduating from Cincinnati Christian University. They have trained hundreds of Christian leaders in Myanmar who, in turn, have planted numerous churches. They also started a church among Nepalese refugees. James passed away but Khono continues ministering in so many ways! Most significantly, she helps produce a radio program to reach the Rawang people in Northern Myanmar and it is broadcast daily in two Rawang languages. It is the only Christian broadcast among the Rawang people in the world!
Other work in Myanmar has been blessed by White Oak. Christian Mission for Myanmar (CMM) supports youth camps for the remote Naga tribes in Northwest Myanmar. They also have an orphanage and the founder, Daniel Mawyio, is a professor and vice-president in a small Bible College.
Also, Myanmar Bible Institute (MBI) and it’s current President have been blessed by contributions from our church. You can can involved here in the United States by sponsoring a student from MBI.
Sponsor a student at MBI - You can change the future for a rising missionary/church planter in Myanmar for $40 per month
Sponsorship is available for you to contribute to the future of a rising missionary/church planter in Myanmar for $40 per month. A college education creates hope and opportunity for now and future generations as it equips each graduate to help populate heaven through a lifetime of diligent work. For $40 per month, you will provide tuition, food, and housing for a student and offset the cost of wiring the funds into Myanmar. The Myanmar Bible Institute is a four-year college. It has classes for 8 months and in the four months between class times, the students do practical ministry working in the field of service. The funds will be managed through the administration of the school year-round.
The Myanmar Bible Institute (MBI) offers bachelors and master’s degrees in Biblical Studies and Ministry. It is strategically strengthening Christian witness among the majority tribe of Buddhist friends and neighbors. Its graduates have also pioneered new ministry through several other tribal groups. Since its inception in 1984, MBI graduates have planted more than 70 churches in Myanmar and 6 churches in other countries, including 2 in the United States.
Once you begin your contribution, you will receive a bio and contact information for the student you are sponsoring. Even though we are crossing cultural, language and communication lines, we hope that in the future there can be an email connection for a monthly email exchange with each student. We haven’t yet solved that problem, but we are working on it. Technical challenges in Myanmar and communicating translations into English are the primary challenges.
Below are the directions on how to get started!
1. Go to http://www.echochurch.org/give (The forwarding agent)
2. Select Myanmar Bible Institute Student Scholarships and enter the monthly amount.
3. You can schedule payment on the next page. You can set it to automatically pull $40 each month from your account and choose your end date. (We hope you will commit to all four years for a completed college education.)
For more information regarding the sponsorship program or a mission trip to Myanmar, please contact Scott Hudson - hudson4689@gmail.com.
CONTACT
Central Office: 3675 Blue Rock Road, Cincinnati, OH 45247 Phone: 513.385.0425 Office Hours: M-F 8:30am-4:30pm Email info@thewocc.com for general inquiries.
CENTRAL STAFF
Nathan Hinkle, Lead Pastor Email Rick Shonkwiler , Teaching Pastor Email Erin Feiser , Assistant to Lead Pastor Email Karen Lynch-Clark , Children's Minister Email Kyle Cannon , Minister to Students Email Kent Odor, Executive Minister for Spiritual Formation Email Darin Hudson , White Oak Worship Minister and Ross Outreach Director Email Robbon Heibel, Assistant to the Executive Minister for Spiritual Formation Email Brian Doerman , Operations Director Em ail Paul Stojakovich , Treasurer Email Angie Jones , Accounts Payable Assistant Email Jamie Huber , Accounts Receivables Assistant Email Karen Wiesner , Administrative Coordinator Email
COLERAIN TWP CAMPUS
Kevin Smith , Campus Pastor Email Zac Owens , Worship Ministry Director Email Karen Lynch-Clark , Children's Minister Email Kyle Cannon , Minister to Students Email Brian Booth , Maintenance Director Email
ROSS TWP CAMPUS
Ross Twp Campus Office: 3707 Rossgate Court, Unit B, Hamilton, OH 45013 Chris Emmons , Campus Pastor Email Darin Hudson , White Oak Worship Minister and Ross Outreach Director Email Danny Elmore , Student Ministry Director Email Christy Nunn , Children's Ministry Director Email
ELDERS
White Oak we select from among ourselves a group of men to be our elders. We expect them to be men of faith, vision, and strength who will guide the church in ways that will honor Jesus Christ and glorify God. According to the Bible, Elders are to look after the spiritual welfare of the congregation, to shepherd and lead with a vision of what God can do through this congregation. These qualifications are described in 1Timothy 3 1-7 and Titus 1: 5-9
You can contact the elders at elders@thewocc.com .
Gary Weisenberger , Chairman Rick Barnett , Vice Chairman Mike Wodke , Secretary Rick Barnett Tom PlatenBruce Maxwell Dennis McDanielDavid WillmoreLloyd HamiltonSteve Lane
Sundays 9:00am & 11:00am
Meeting at 3675 Blue Rock Rd. Cincinnati, OH 45247
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YOUR FIRST VISIT
Learn more about our current procedures so we can continue to meet safely.
Welcome
Whether you’re heading for the Worship Center or wondering where the bathrooms are, a greeter will be at the door to help you get where you need to go. You may enter at Entrance B, E, or F. Entrance E is handicap-accessible and leads directly to the elevator to the main level where the Worship Center, is located.
Dress
Come as you are! We’re more concerned with meeting your real life needs than with what you wear. So, whether it’s dressed-up or casual, come in a style that makes you feel comfortable.
Children
We currently have children's programming during the 11am service. You can learn more about our new check-in and wellness policies here or check out what we have going on for kids online .
The HUB
The HUB is the place to go when you are new to White Oak. We even have a gift for you on your first visit!
Worship
During each service you will experience great music and hear a practical message that will help you deal with real life issues.
Throughout our worship time you will hear us talk about and participate in:
Communion -- Believers in Jesus are invited to take the symbols of Jesus’ sacrifice, the bread and juice, to celebrate our faith. If you choose not to participate that is completely okay.
Offering -- Our partners participate in worship by giving our offerings. As our guest we certainly do not expect you to give but you are welcome to participate if you like.
New to White Oak?
To find the classroom for your child , come to the Children’s Welcome Center near The Zone on the main level.
Children are important to us!
We have age-appropriate classes for birth through fifth grade every Sunday. We use creative learning experiences to help your child develop a personal relationship with God. Within the GrowZone there are specific classes for infan ts, toddlers, 2-3 year olds, preK/K, and elementary children. Our workers are all safety background-checked and have a deep desire to see that your child is well cared for and has a wonderful experience.
Want to learn more? Contact our children’s director, Karen Lynch Clark at klynch@thewocc.com . She would love to talk to you!
Check In Process
We know that as a parent you want to be sure your children are safe. On your first visit with us, you will register your child at the ZONE check in. You will be given a numbered tag for your child and a matching receipt tag to use to pickup your child. When you return you will use your receipt to pick up your child. Absolutely no one but you will be able to pick up your child at any time without this receipt. The next time you attend, you can use one of our self serve kiosk to check in with the last 4 digits of the main telephone number you used when registering. An electronic tag for you and your child will be printed.
Special Events
Friday Night Jam (4-5 graders)
A fun adventure for our 4-5 graders to attend and invite their friends! We’ll have pizza, games, Bible stories and a service project. Our spring 2020 JAMS will be January 10, February 21, April 3, May 1. 3rd graders are invited to participate in January and May.
Trunk or Treat
We provide a safe, fun alternative to trick or treat on the Sunday night prior to Halloween. Costumes are invited (please no scary, gory, or clown costumes). Your kids will have a great time and receive a ton of candy!
Kids Faith Shift
This class is designed for 2-6 graders and their parents to learn more about their faith journey. It is a family experience class (bring younger and older siblings) We will talk about baptism, salvation, grace, repentance, sin, and what it means to be a follower of Jesus.
Summer Outreach - Summer Bible Camp
An incredibly fun summer adventure for kids entering K-6 with great accounts of the Bible and experiential worship. They'll have an opportunity to build new friendships and hone their skills. Kids will be able to choose between 11 different Skill Builders such as Soccer, Percussion, Woodworking, Art and more. Save the date for June 1-5, 2020!
Family Night on the Rock
A fun family event, picnic style, with food, games, and music all provided for free. Typically in August.
Serving Opportunities
We would love for you to join the GrowZone Team! All of our ministry teams work on rotations throughout the year. First serve opportunities include hospitality, check in, and greeting. More extensive roles are available for those who have participated in training. We require any volunteer of children’s ministry to have a background check. Click here to let us know where you are interested in serving or to learn more.
Student Ministry Summary Page for Parents
Connect with us.
White Oak Student Ministry Parent Summary
(Looking for an easy to print summary, Click the above link)
The GATHERING - First Sundays of the month, 6pm-8pm beginning October 4 Middle School & High School The GATHERING is a chance for students to be a part of something big, bigger than themselves and bigger than their small group. The GATHERING still will have time for groups, food, games, teaching and fun. We have a couple of goals at The Gathering.
Create a space for students to become fully devoted followers of Jesus.
Create a space for students that they enjoy and want to bring their friends to.
We want to help students take their next step step with God and own or grow their faith. We believe this happens best when we:
Spend time with God
Spend time with others
Share your story
Use your gifts
**We encourage all students to give groups a chance at least three times before they make up their mind.
CHURCH -- 9:00&11:00 Sunday mornings Encounter the God of the Universe and hear about who Jesus is with others who are doing the same thing.
Middle School - Participate in service on Sundays or join us for Middle School Groups at 11.
High School - Students are encouraged to participate in service and finding a place to serve. Serving is one way for us to grow in our faith and it helps us get connected to others we serve with, which is another way to grow and own your faith
Middle School Groups -- 11-Noon Sunday mornings Middle School Groups are a place for students to eat, play games, connect with other middle school students and talk about faith and following Jesus. You’ll find these groups on the 3rd Floor in rooms (330, 323, 326)
High School Groups -- 6-8pm Sunday Evenings High School Groups are a place for students to connect with other high school students and talk about faith and following Jesus. Many of these groups meet at the Colerain Campus, but some meet off site. Email us at Students@thewocc.com to get connected to a great group!
Things you might need: Annual Insurance Waiver for Events
Pursuing a degree at a Bible College? White Oak Bible College Scholarship Form
At White Oak we believe that everyone is on a spiritual journey, and we want to help that journey be continually directed toward Jesus. Our plan for that to happen is for you to be connected to God, God's People and God's Mission .
Here are some opportunities for this:
GOD :
Connecting to God grows our faith and changes us by the work of his Spirit inside us.
Would you like to learn more about White Oak and what we are about? Check out a Meet the Pastor event/call to find out more and talk to the Campus Pastor. To learn more, sign up.
Ready to embrace a wholehearted life of faith? The START classes can get you on your way and answer your questions. Sign up for one of the sessions.
Looking for help to read your Bible? Here are several online links with electronic versions of the Bible and some great Reading Plans .
GOD'S PEOPLE:
Connecting to God's people gives us encouragement and guidance for living out our faith
Life Groups are where you can get to know people as you discuss what the Bible says about life
We have Life Groups for Men, Women, Couples, Young Adults and Anyone
Life Groups meet throughout the week (including some on Sunday morning at Colerain)
It's fine to try out a group for a few weeks before you decide to stay
Social Groups are great places to form friendships by hanging out and having fun together
The themes of these groups vary every Spring and Fall
You do not have to commit to attending every time in order to participate
Support Groups give you encouragement, help and healing for life's hurts
Other short-term support groups are formed for a variety of reasons and seasons.
Check out our complete list of groups .
GOD'S MISSION:
Connecting to God's Mission to bring people into a relationship with him helps us make a lasting impact with our lives
Serving in the Church helps make White Oak welcoming to guests and a place where believers can be equipped to serve God wherever he sends us
Serving in the Community shows our friends and neighbors that God loves them and can give them hope through a new life with him
Serving in the World takes the message of Jesus Christ across the globe to people who don't know him
Look here for ways you can use your life to make a lasting difference in the lives of others.
Event and Room Reservation Form
If you would like to submit an event to be promoted, a room reservation, or request security, please complete the form below.
9:00am & 11:00am Every Sunday
Meeting at Ross High School
3601 Hamilton Cleves Rd. Hamilton, OH 45013
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YOUR FIRST VISIT
Learn more about our current procedures so we can continue to meet safely.
Welcome
Whether you’re heading for the Worship Center or wondering where the bathrooms are, a greeter will be at the door to help you get where you need to go.
Dress
Come as you are! We’re more concerned with meeting your real life needs than with what you wear. So, whether it’s dressed-up or casual, come in a style that makes you feel comfortable.
Children
We currently have children's programming during the 11am service. You can learn more about our new check-in and wellness policies here or check out what we have going on for kids online .
The HUB
The HUB is the place to go when you are new to White Oak. We even have a gift for you on your first visit!
Our Services
During each service you will experience great music and hear a relevant message that will help you deal with real life issues.
Throughout our worship time you will hear us talk about and participate in:
Communion
Believers in Jesus are invited to take the symbols of Jesus’ sacrifice, the bread and juice, to celebrate our faith. If you choose not to participate that is completely okay.
Offering
One of the ways our partners in ministry at White Oak worship God is through the giving of financial resources. As our guest we certainly do not expect you to give but you are welcome to participate if you like
Children are important to us!
We have age-appropriate classes for birth through fifth grade every Sunday. We use creative learning methods to help your child develop a personal relationship with God. Within GrowZone there are specific classes for infants/toddlers, 2-3 year olds, preK/K, and elementary children. Our workers are all background-checked and have a deep desire to see that your child is well cared for and has a wonderful experience.
Want to learn more? Contact our children’s director, Christy Nunn . She would love to talk to you!
Check In Process
We know that as a parent you need to be sure your children are safe. On your first visit with us, you will register your child. You will then be given a numbered tag. for your child and a receipt tag to use to pickup your child. When you return you will use your receipt to pick up your child. Absolutely no one but you will be able to pick up your child at any time without this receipt.
Ready to enroll your child? Fill out the enrollment form here!
Special Events
Friday Night Jam (3-5 graders) -- A great outreach opportunity for our 3-5 graders! We have pizza, games, Bible stories and a service project. FNJ is normally held once per quarter at Elda Elementary School.
Kids Faithshift (quarterly) -- This 3-session class is designed for 3-7 graders to learn more about their faith journey. It is a parent/child class and reviews topics such as baptism, salvation, grace, repentance and sin.
Summer Programs -- We typically offer a fun atmosphere for kids K-5 grade where kids can learn more about our God in a week-long setting. It is typically the week after school lets out for the summer.
5th Sunday Service Projects -- We believe that kids can be taught to love others and serve them! On 5th Sundays, we invite our 1-5 graders to participate in worship with their parents and then dismiss them before the sermon to do a service project. Some examples of past service projects are:
• put together bracelets for Honduran kids
• prepared seed packets/napkins for people in Burkino Faso
• made blankets for homeless
• made dog toys for local animal shelter
Serving Opportunities
We would love to have you join the GrowZone Team! All of our ministries teams work on rotations throughout the year. Those serving in any area of children’s ministry will be asked to have a background check and participate in training prior to service. Click here to complete a volunteer application.
Areas that need help:
• Nursery worker -- Lovingly assist in the nursery to care for children up to 2 years old
• PreK shepherd -- Shepherds work with the kids age 2 through kindergarten. They guide children and build relationships with kids and with their parents. They oversee a small group of children and help their group participate in large group time and crafts (no prep time involved).
• PreK crafts -- Craft teachers work with kids age 2 through Kindergarten. They prepare simple crafts according to the weekend’s lesson and lead the children in making them.
• PreK Bible story/worship -- Bible story teachers work with kids age 2 through Kindergarten. They guide children in worship and prayer and present large group lessons in a fun, creative way. They build relationships with children and parents while developing community within the team.
• Elementary shepherds -- This team oversees a small group of children grouped together by grade. They help their group participate in a large group time and then lead the small group in discussion. Specifics include leading Bible activities, games and prayer.
• Elementary worship -- Worship leaders guide children in worship and prayer. Specifics include leading kids in worship using provided music videos.
• Check in table/greeter -- These folks greet families as they enter into the Children’s Ministry areas. They provide a comforting and welcoming environment for children and parents as well as a safety presence. They assist before services begin.
• Administrative help -- Assist with Friday Night Jam and with Service Projects.
Interested in serving in the GrowZone? A volunteer application is required to serve in areas where our children are. Click here to complete an application. A background check will be required after your application is processed.
Our number one purpose in Children’s Ministry is to introduce children to Jesus! The most important decision your child will ever make is the decision to follow Jesus and become a Christian. If your child is going into the 3rd-5th grades and is close to being ready to make a lifetime commitment to Jesus, you are encouraged you to bring them to the Faith Shift for Kids
During the class, your child will learn what the Bible says about sin, grace, forgiveness, and baptism. Parent reinforcement of the lessons will be encouraged and helpful review information will be provided each week. Parents are welcome and encouraged to attend with their child. If your child will be in 2nd grade, parent attendance is required. It is important that your child attend each session.
Faith Shift for Kids is a 3-week class and meets periodically throughout the year immediately after the second service. Fill out the form below for details about the next class.
faithshift
Connect with us.
White Oak Student Ministry Parent Summary
(Looking for an easy to print summary, Click the above link)
The GATHERING – First Sundays of the month,
6pm-8pm beginning October 4
Middle School & High School
The GATHERING is a chance for students to be a part of something big, bigger than themselves and bigger than their small group. The GATHERING still will have time for groups, food, games, teaching and fun. We have a couple of goals with the GATHERING.
Create a space for students to become fully devoted followers of Jesus.
Create a space for students that they enjoy and want to bring their friends to.
We want to help students take their next step step with God and own or grow their faith. We believe this happens best when we:
Spend time with God
Spend time with others
Share your story
Use your gifts
**We encourage all students to give groups a chance at least three times before they make up their mind.
CHURCH — 9:00&11:00 Sunday mornings
Encounter the God of the Universe and hear about who Jesus is with others who are doing the same thing.
Middle School – Participate in service on Sundays or join us for Middle School Groups at 11.
High School – Students are encouraged to participate in service and finding a place to serve. Serving is one way for us to grow in our faith and it helps us get connected to others we serve with, which is another way to grow and own your faith
Middle School Groups— 11-Noon Sunday mornings
Middle School Groups are a place for students to eat, play games, connect with other middle school students and talk about faith and following Jesus. You’ll find these groups in the Choir Room at Ross High School.
High School Groups— 6-8pm Sunday Evenings
High School Groups are a place for students to connect with other high school students and talk about faith and following Jesus. These groups meet in homes. Email us at Students@thewocc.com to get connected to a great group!
Things you might need:
Annual Insurance Waiver for Events
Pursuing a degree at a Bible College?
White Oak Bible College Scholarship Form
At White Oak we believe that everyone is on a spiritual journey, and we want to help that journey be continually directed toward Jesus. Our plan for that to happen is for you to be connected to God, God's People and God's Mission .
Here are some opportunities for this:
GOD :
Connecting to God grows our faith and changes us by the work of his Spirit inside us.
Would you like to learn more about White Oak and what we are about? Check out our Meet the Pastor event to find out more and talk to the Campus Pastor. Sign up to learn more.
Ready to embrace a wholehearted life of faith? The START classes can get you on your way and answer your questions. Sign up to learn more.
Looking for help to read your Bible? Here are several online links with electronic versions of the Bible and some great Reading Plans .
GOD'S PEOPLE:
Connecting to God's people gives us encouragement and guidance for living out our faith
Life Groups are where you can get to know people as you discuss what the Bible says about life
We have Life Groups for Men, Women, Couples, Young Adults and Anyone
Life Groups meet throughout the week (including some on Sunday morning at Colerain)
It's fine to try out a group for a few weeks before you decide to stay
Social Groups are great places to form friendships by hanging out and having fun together
The themes of these groups vary every Spring and Fall
You do not have to commit to attending every time in order to participate
Support Groups give you encouragement, help and healing for life's hurts
Other short-term support groups are formed for a variety of reasons and seasons.
Check out our complete list of groups .
GOD'S MISSION:
Connecting to God's Mission to bring people into a relationship with him helps us make a lasting impact with our lives
Serving in the Church helps make White Oak welcoming to guests and a place where believers can be equipped to serve God wherever he sends us
Serving in the Community shows our friends and neighbors that God loves them and can give them hope through a new life with him
Serving in the World takes the message of Jesus Christ across the globe to people who don't know him
Look here for ways you can use your life to make a lasting difference in the lives of others.
Welcome to White Oak!
White Oak is one church meeting in multiple locations . All of our campuses offer modern worship, relevant teaching and excellent children's programs. At White Oak you will find a group of people working together to form friendships , feel hope , find God and follow His path . We invite you to join us!
Visit one of our campuses:
Colerain Twp Campus
Services Sundays 9:00 am & 11:00 am
Ross Twp Campus
Services Sundays 9:00 am & 11:00 am
