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Discover White Oak
Would you like to learn more about White Oak’s mission and vision? Have an opportunity to meet some of our pastors and staff? Would you like to know what it means to be a White Oak partner? Join us for Discover White Oak. This event is held several times per year. Enjoy a meal while you meet new friends and hear all about what White Oak has to offer. Discover White Oak Locations: Colerain Campus (3675 Blue Rock Rd. 45247): in Room 220 Ross Campus (1500 Ross Millville Rd., 4
Parent Lab: Parenting with Mental Health in Mind
October 18, 12:30-2:00pm (lunch provided) Ross Campus (1500 Ross-Millville Rd. 45013) Register at https://thewocc.churchcenter.com/registrations/events/3766277 October 18, 12:30-2:00pm (lunch provided) Colerain Campus (3675 Blue Rock Rd. 45247) Register at https://thewocc.churchcenter.com/registrations/events/3781939 Today's students are facing more pressure, anxiety, and emotional challenges than ever before—and many parents are asking the same question: How do I help?
Ross & Colerain Work Days
Ross Campus (1500 Ross-Millville Rd.) UPDATED: Saturday, September 26, 8:30am-12pm Colerain Campus (3675 Blue Rock Rd.) Saturday, October 10, 9am-12pm Join the Ross and Colerain Campus communities in serving the areas inside and outside of the building to help maintain the building for guests and prepare it for the fall and winter months. Choose if you would like to work outside (landscaping and exterior building cleaning) or inside (interior cleaning and some small proj
Join a team: Serve at White Oak
At White Oak, serving is a great way to find community and build meaningful relationships. When you serve, you meet new people, create lasting friendships, and become part of the community that makes our church special. Whether you’re involved in Kids Ministry, Student Ministry, greeting at the door or the HUB, or any of our other opportunities, serving connects you with others who share your passion and faith. Beyond building community, serving can be a lot of fun. It allows
Monthly Potluck
Third Sunday, 12pm Colerain Campus, Room 108-110 (3675 Blue Rock Rd, 45247) Join us on the third Sunday of each month for a Potluck...
October 9, 2026
It was one year ago this week that I was on a solo trip hiking in Colorado and Wyoming. I’ve thought back to that time often over this last year. The sights, the sounds, the smells. It was beautiful. And though I often think how desperately I’d love to go back there more frequently, I know that’s not really a reality. I was blessed during that time to keep a journal. I’m not much of a consistent journaler, but I am so glad that I kept one. It was during this time last year th
October 2, 2026
I have sensed something for a few years now. I have seen it. I have shared that sensing with some others and they see it, too. I see it at White Oak. Our cultural climate has affirmed this as well. What is it? I have seen a lot of young people showing great curiosity for spiritual things...
September 25, 2026
In 2007 I boarded a plane along with other staff members of White Oak and flew to San Diego. Our purpose was to attend a multi-site church conference. That was a new concept and phrase which I had just been exposed to. We spent the week listening to church leaders from South Carolina, Chicago, and California talk about what it meant to be a multi-site church. Soon after, White Oak made the decision to...
September 18, 2026
I often sit down with couples who are about to get married and ask them to tell me about their households as they were growing up. These questions are meant for the couple to consider the ways in which their families interacted, what they talked about, what they didn’t talk about, how they treated one another, how they approached various topics, and what they valued. Pre-marital couples are encouraged to reflect on these things because they need to consider the origins of the
September 11, 2026
When I was the youth pastor at White Oak in the early 2000’s, I recall a rhythm I undertook one day each year. On that day, I would find a coffee shop somewhere in town or I would find a nice seat at a park lodge, and I would spend the day reading, dreaming, and planning for the future of our youth ministry. Those days, though few, filled my soul. I often came back from them energized and ready to..
September 4, 2026
When I was in middle school I thought I wanted to become an architect. I loved drawing houses and buildings. However, I hated math. A little bit later I was thinking about something in the medical field. But I didn’t really have a reason why I considered pursuing that. And then in high school I thought I would like to become a...
August 28, 2026
Do you remember that feeling of the back-to-school season as a kid? Not the feeling of dread. I’m talking about the feeling of anticipation. I grew up in a family where you didn’t get new shoes very often. But every now and then we got new shoes when the first day of school rolled around. I remember the feeling of anticipation as that first day neared. I couldn’t wait to wear my new shoes. I’d keep them in my room in the box right up to that day. With each day that passed...
Copy of August 21, 2026
It has been nearly 18 years since White Oak made one of the most significant decisions in her history. We became a multi-site church. 18 years ago, the Lead Pastor at the time asked me if I could transition into the position of Campus Pastor and build a team of people who would become the launch team of our Ross Twp. Campus. I made that transition in September 2008 leaving my position...
August 14, 2026
The Christ In Youth organization has had a lasting impact on my life and ministry. The Missouri-based ministry focusing on reaching pre-teens and teens with the Gospel has been impacting the lives of youth for decades. I attended their high school summer conference when I was a teenager. It was at one of those conferences that I experienced my call into vocational ministry. I took hundreds of middle...
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