March 15, 2010
Dear Oak Member,
The Oak Initiative was born out of a gathering of about 300 leaders from across the spectrum of the body of Christ. They came together to discuss and form a plan for addressing the great crises of our times. Addressing these crises includes having the vision and strategy to help prepare the body of Christ to not only survive, but to prevail through these crises, while being the light in the darkness that we are called to be.
Being a light in darkness includes having answers for the world's ultimate problems. Among the Christian leaders who gathered at our first summit, there was a seeming universal agreement that the great crises of our times are now almost all beyond human remedy. Our answers therefore must all begin with turning to God, and in the case of our nation, turning back to God. We
Dear Oak Member,
The Oak Initiative was born out of a gathering of about 300 leaders from across the spectrum of the body of Christ. They came together to discuss and form a plan for addressing the great crises of our times. Addressing these crises includes having the vision and strategy to help prepare the body of Christ to not only survive, but to prevail through these crises, while being the light in the darkness that we are called to be.
Being a light in darkness includes having answers for the world's ultimate problems. Among the Christian leaders who gathered at our first summit, there was a seeming universal agreement that the great crises of our times are now almost all beyond human remedy. Our answers therefore must all begin with turning to God, and in the case of our nation, turning back to God. We