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Epoch Youth Ministry

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Ministry Leader: Alan and Rachelle Couchman

E-mail:  alan.couchman@life-springs.org or rachelle.couchman@life-springs.org

Ministry Description:
Youth Group name: ep·och   [ep-uhk] noun; the beginning of a distinctive period of history

Mission:
At Life Springs we believe teens will play a critical role in igniting the fires of revival in our day. Right now student leaders are being raised up at Life Springs to mentor, to cheerfully serve, and to take up their cross and follow Jesus. Our youth group is called Epoch…because it is our destiny to change the world. One life at a time. For His glory.

Vision:
Our vision is to equip our teens to know Jesus personally, and to walk in His truth, that they might love their neighbors as themselves, using their unique gifts and talents to fulfill the Great Commission.

Activities:
Epoch meets for training and equipping every Sunday morning at 9:00am. Every month we meet for prayer, and for community service, and sometimes just to relax and have fun! Epoch hosts Youth Explosions every summer and fall where teens in Liberty Hill to enjoy games and great food, and to be encouraged in the Lord, with powerful worship music and life messages. We distribute food at the LH Food Bank, and volunteer in the community. Summer is marked by camp and/or missions trips, and in the spring and fall, retreats and lock-ins offer a chance to recharge our spirits. Check our calendar for dates and times, and come join us!

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