Oklahoma Academy

About

“True education is missionary training…and to fit us for this service should be the object of our education” (MH 395).

Story

Nothing in this world equals the thrill of leading someone to Jesus. This is the essence of Oklahoma Academy…leading young people to Jesus so they can lead others. Located just outside Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Academy is strategically positioned to train its students to be soul winners for Jesus.

“True education is missionary training…and to fit us for this service should be the object of our education” (MH 395).

This overall purpose of Oklahoma Academy flows through every aspect of the program. The college preparatory curriculum is designed to not only prepare students for college, but also teach them how to reach people for Christ. The music program extends beyond performance as a ministry that touches hearts when other media cannot. To this end, the chorale, bell choir, and string ensemble travel throughout the United States and the world, sharing the gospel through music.

Since all true ministry is founded on character and a strong work ethic, the vocational program at Oklahoma Academy seeks to establish this foundation in its students. Learning the practical, simple skills of life is an essential preparation for service. Along with the usual work areas of canvassing, cafeteria, maintenance, offices, farm, and grounds, Oklahoma Academy offers two programs designed to train young people in specific skills for missionary work: massage therapy and mission aviation.

Seeking God in His second book of nature is an important part of Oklahoma Academy. Whether it is horse camp, a Waldensian hike in the Wichita Mountains, or Sabbath outings to a park, students have many opportunities to enjoy the rejuvenation that fellowshipping in nature can bring.

Founded in 1981, Oklahoma Academy has a nearly 30-year history of excellence. In everything they do, their goal is to help the students “obtain an education that will help them to stand by the side of Christ in unselfish service” (MH 395)

Mission

Preparing Workers for the Harvest