Serve the City

Frontline partners with local ministries and non-profits in our City to love people and push back darkness. Learn more about our city partners below.

 

Ida Freeman Elementary:

At Ida Freeman, they commit to providing an AMAZING adventure that builds confidence in children and breaks social norms that would hold students back. They believe and are comfortable in the fact that every student can and will learn — at their own rate — in their own way. They will support each other as we all move forward in this endeavor.

Current Serving Opportunities: 

1. Fill the Snack Pantry each month. This could be through a c-group or as an individual person/family.

2. Fill in as the School Nurse by comforting kids when they are not feeling well, putting a bandaid on a skinned knee, and being available to help in urgent needs as they arise in the school. This is a 2 hour commitment. 

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Anna's House:

Anna's House Foundation is a faith-based organization whose mission is to provide immediate, stable and loving homes for Oklahoma County's children in state custody. AHF desires to offer a future of hope and faith to foster children and foster families by providing housing, support, training, and resources in a Christian community setting. We provide an exceptional, personal network of support for families in Oklahoma County and contingent counties caring for children in foster care, and the unique needs children share. 

 Hope Pregnancy Center:

Hope Pregnancy Center is a non-profit organization that was established in 1986 and serves an average of 3,260 women and men each year. The Center strives to provide a safe, confidential and caring environment to explore pregnancy choices without judgement. The Center provides professional pregnancy testing and ultrasounds, education on each option, caring staff and volunteers to listen as clients process options and circumstances, and support programs to walk through the decision-making process and beyond. Hope Pregnancy Center never charges for any services and offers adoption referrals and support; parenting classes where parents can earn baby items for participating; and post abortion support.



 Wings:

Wings is a special needs community whose mission is to enhance the lives of adults with developmental disabilities through social, vocational and residential programs guided by principles of the Bible. Wings’ vision is to provide a community where individuals can grow socially, emotionally, and spiritually while developing meaningful, productive job skills. Wings also provides educational opportunities for members to continue developing their skills and talents. “Each and every day our members are growing toward greater independence and realizing their full potential”.

 

CRISP:

The Community Responding to International Students Program (CRISP) is designed to bring international students together with American families.  Families from the Edmond and Oklahoma City areas are paired with international students from the University of Central Oklahoma. The goal of CRISP is for the families and international students to spend time together at least once a month. This gives international students a firsthand experience of how an American family lives, while American families can learn about other cultures and appreciate the diversity that is represented at UCO.

Ask Mom:

In our current cultural moment, 61% of college students are dealing with serious loneliness coupled with anxiety. These needs are the current reality on campuses across the country. Ask Mom launched at UCO last Fall to bring a mother’s touch to campus. These momsbring a lifetime of wisdom with natural influence through conversations with students every Monday at UCO. These deeper conversations are shared over a homemade cookie. The moms are trained to have a listening ear and provide an environment where students can openly discuss life issues and be loved, which lead to gospel centered conversations. The secret recipe? Homemade cookies, hugs (if they want one), and a listening ear. You to join these women by signing up to bake 2 dozen cookies each week during the school year, or joining their team on campus. Join in on the mission of gospel proclamation and kingdom demonstration by partnering with ASK MOM

 

To find out more about serving opportuities or if you have any questions, email Brandy Penland at

bpenland@frontlinechurch.tv