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Have you ever watched a fire? It is mysterious and mesmerizing. Fire moves, breaths, can destroy, or illuminate. Fire can kill, or it can bring warmth and comfort. Fundamentally, fire is a chemical process requiring oxygen and fuel. When fire happens in a cell, it is called, respiration; when fire happens around us, it is called fire. Fire is one of the most basic biological process. Sometimes, we want fire and even need fire to stay alive, other times fire brings destruction and devastation to our lives. Understanding how fire grows, moves, and what kind of fuel it needs can help us tame and use fire to illuminate life, purify our lives, and bring warmth to humanity. Adolescents and fire share a lot in common. They are both very volatile substances, which can be channeled and fueled. Left to their own and given no boundaries, they can breed destruction or smolder out; however, given a little fuel, healthy boundaries, careful attention and care, both can become great blessings. |
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Volunteer Oportunities |
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What’s your role?Every good team is comprised of many talented people. But, as we learned from the 2004 Olympic Dream Team, the most talented people do not always make the best team. Here at SOCC, we want to become the best team that we can possibly be. We know that it takes a village to raise a child ,and it will take the strength of God, through many people, to raise these teens. We are not looking for the most talented, rather we are looking for those who are passionate about working with teens, mature in their faith, and who are willing to grow in their abilities. As a volunteer, there are a number of opportunities for you to serve this church and in particular this youth ministry. Each one of these opportunities is vital to the discipleship process. Below is a number and a list of the opportunities available for you to serve the teens here. This book contains brief descriptions of each of the opportunities. Prayerfully consider your top three opportunities. |
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Parents & Volunteers 
