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Imagine spending a year of your life adventuring in God’s creation, watching the sunrise come up over the Sea of Galilee, hiking along the Appalachian Trail, visiting and living alongside people from other cultures, and exploring everything from bustling cities to ancient ruins. Imagine adventuring in a deep Christ-centered community, learning how to love and be loved, growing deep friendships, having mentors who pour into you, and living and traveling alongside dozens of your closest friends. Now imagine that this included a year’s worth of college credit. This is what we do at OneLife.
Experts refer to the years between 18 and 25 as the critical years. Decisions are made during these years, that shaped who we are for the rest of our lives. We start to ask questions like, who am I? What do I want to do? What do I want to study? What now? What next? At OneLife We believe that God cares about what the future holds for students. We also believe that God cares more about who students becoming than where they’re going. Because of this, we formulated our nine-month Gap-Year program to intentionally allow young adults to wrestle with these questions of vocation, calling, and identity all in the light of the gospel of Jesus Christ. Everything we do at OneLife is directed towards shaping the hearts, cultivating the minds, and equipping the hands of young adults to have a kingdom impact in whatever they’re doing, wherever they’re going. And we want them to go to you.
OneLife Students are hand-selected to be in an elite group of young adults who challenge each other and grow together in biblical servant leadership. In essence, we are grooming the next generation of leaders in the Church and in society. They are the kind of people who will make a difference, because they are making a difference right now.
Imagine spending a year of your life adventuring in God’s creation, watching the sunrise come up over the Sea of Galilee, hiking along the Appalachian Trail, visiting and living alongside people from other cultures, and exploring everything from bustling cities to ancient ruins. Imagine adventuring in a deep Christ-centered community, learning how to love and be loved, growing deep friendships, having mentors who pour into you, and living and traveling alongside dozens of your closest friends. Now imagine that this included a year’s worth of college credit. This is what we do at OneLife.
Experts refer to the years between 18 and 25 as the critical years. Decisions are made during these years, that shaped who we are for the rest of our lives. We start to ask questions like, who am I? What do I want to do? What do I want to study? What now? What next? At OneLife We believe that God cares about what the future holds for students. We also believe that God cares more about who students becoming than where they’re going. Because of this, we formulated our nine-month Gap-Year program to intentionally allow young adults to wrestle with these questions of vocation, calling, and identity all in the light of the gospel of Jesus Christ. Everything we do at OneLife is directed towards shaping the hearts, cultivating the minds, and equipping the hands of young adults to have a kingdom impact in whatever they’re doing, wherever they’re going. And we want them to go to you.
OneLife Students are hand-selected to be in an elite group of young adults who challenge each other and grow together in biblical servant leadership. In essence, we are grooming the next generation of leaders in the Church and in society. They are the kind of people who will make a difference, because they are making a difference right now.
After OneLife, 55% of students go to college, and 90% of those students go to the colleges that offer them specific OneLife Scholarships. We think that your school is a GREAT next step for our students, and we want to make it as easy as possible for them to get to you. That is why we want you to offer a scholarship to OneLife alumni, because you are their best next step after OneLife. We want you to be more attractive than other schools that do not offer them a OneLife Scholarship.
