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One Light Community AKMC episodes
- Testimony: Victoria Vega
High school senior Victoria shares her testimony! Drawing inspiration from Luke 8:39, Victoria demonstrates vulnerability by sharing her journey to understanding and knowing what Jesus is doing in her life.40 min - 2016 K-FUSION Testimonies
Pastor Phillip Lee preached on the concept of FREEDOM (Galations 5:1). Check out what our youth had to say about what they learned!43 min - Progress of Redemption: Abram
The progress of redemption begins with God's covenant with Abram. Abram begins by trusting and following God's commands as He prepares the way for His people. Scripture reading: Genesis 12-1530 min - Progress of Redemption: Prologue
We begin a new series on how the Bible, which represents the infallible record of what God has revealed to man, follows the timeline by which humankind is redeemed through His son. Beginning with the creation... Scripture reading: Genesis 2-1131 min - Let your personal rest room overflow
Guest message by Kudo Jang: what do we do when we are surrounded by such a fallen world? In moments like these, we can feel so insignificant. There is an answer for these kinds of situations, and it starts with you. Scripture reading: Romans 3:23-2430 min - Peru Mission Trip Testimonies
After each mission trip, the team shares about their experiences, expectations, blessings, and realizations. A team of youth and college students went to Peru this past summer, and here is their testimony.39 min - Southern Hospitality
Wrapping up our series by finishing with 3 John 1:2-8. Pastor Howard shares how we can practice hospitality as a nation/state, as a church family, and as individuals.39 min - Joined by His Blood
[pastor] Fish Curry guest speaks this week and shares his thoughts from 2 John 1:4-11.40 min - Learning to love better
Resuming our study on 1 John, Pastor Howard describes what it means to live like Christ. Learning to love better means that our actions reflect our heart and show who we belong to. Scripture Reading: 1 John 3:18-1949 min - Living a lifetime of honoring your mother
THROWBACK: In honor of Mother's Day (5/8/16). In John 2:1-11, Jesus performs his first miracle, and he continues to obey his mother, though he states "my hour has not yet come." Pastor Howard shares his perspective on how we can obey and honor our mothers.41 min
About One Light Community AKMC
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2641 Barton Chapel Road Augusta, GA 30906
The Attic: Second Level of the gym (Family Life Center)
Youth/College/English Music Pastor: Howard Ki
Friday 7:30pm – College/Young Adult Ministry meets in the “Brick House” at the front of the Church property.
Sunday 9:30am – English Adult Service in the Sanctuary
Sunday 11:00am – One Light Community Service
WHO WE ARE:
One Light Community is the Student Ministry of Augusta Korean Methodist Church. This includes Middle School, High School, College and some twenty-something’s.
We exist to honor Jesus, serve others, connect, equip and multiply culturally diverse students for the glory of God.
WHY:
We do this because we believe that The Church is not just a single demographic but rather a community that is centered around the salvation and lordship of Jesus Christ.
OUR NAME:
This is the idea behind the name of our community. Every color represents a student that is different and even though they might be different they have a place in our community.
VALUES:
We value multigenerational community. This is why we try to bring together so many student age groups. Our desire is to teach them in this microcosm, through life together, to value people from all stages of their lives.
We also do this by volunteering our energy to aid the adult congregations, serve on mission trips and help with children’s ministry.
We value developing leaders, therefore each of our older students, mainly College and above, recognize their roles as older brothers and sisters to the younger ones. We do this by using our College Students in leadership roles for our various yearly trips.
We value all cultures, therefore we are multicultural, having Koreans, Caucasians, Filipinos, Taiwanese, Latinos, Chinese, African-Americans, mixed, military, missionary kids and whoever else shows up on a given weekend!