Street Teams reaches out to the less fortunate areas of Kern County with food, clothing, and vital necessities twice a month. With over 158,000 pounds of food distributed annually, Street Teams is making a difference. If you have never been to Street Teams, meet at 10am for orientation. Otherwise, meet at 10:30am for general prayer and team assignments.

Street Teams reaches out to the less fortunate areas of Kern County with food, clothing, and vital necessities twice a month. With over 158,000 pounds of food distributed annually, Street Teams is making a difference. If you have never been to Street Teams, meet at 10am for orientation. Otherwise, meet at 10:30am for general prayer and team assignments.

Street Teams reaches out to the less fortunate areas of Kern County with food, clothing, and vital necessities twice a month. With over 158,000 pounds of food distributed annually, Street Teams is making a difference. If you have never been to Street Teams, meet at 10am for orientation. Otherwise, meet at 10:30am for general prayer and team assignments.

Street Teams reaches out to the less fortunate areas of Kern County with food, clothing, and vital necessities twice a month. With over 158,000 pounds of food distributed annually, Street Teams is making a difference. If you have never been to Street Teams, meet at 10am for orientation. Otherwise, meet at 10:30am for general prayer and team assignments.

Through our partnerships with local elementary schools, Jesus Shack is providing backpacks filled with necessary school supplies to children in need. Pre-Approved children will be provided with opportunities for haircuts, immunizations, pre-school physicals, carnival games, puppet shows, and much more.

Street Teams reaches out to the less fortunate areas of Kern County with food, clothing, and vital necessities twice a month. With over 158,000 pounds of food distributed annually, Street Teams is making a difference. If you have never been to Street Teams, meet at 10am for orientation. Otherwise, meet at 10:30am for general prayer and team assignments.

Street Teams reaches out to the less fortunate areas of Kern County with food, clothing, and vital necessities twice a month. With over 158,000 pounds of food distributed annually, Street Teams is making a difference. If you have never been to Street Teams, meet at 10am for orientation. Otherwise, meet at 10:30am for general prayer and team assignments.

Join us at Jesus Shack on Friday, September 17, 2010 for the HOPE RESTORED TOUR featuring Big Daddy Weave and Aaron Shust.

Big Daddy Weave entered the studio for the fifth time in their decade long career with a singular mission – to create a collection of songs that might somehow communicate the word placed on their hearts to the hearts of those who hear it. It might have been easier to simply try to recreate the success of their previous hit songs, such as “Every Time I Breathe” or “Audience of One.” Instead, the band set out to craft the most ambitious and varied album of their career by doing what they’ve been doing all along – refusing to compromise while stretching the artistic boundaries of what a Big Daddy Weave record is supposed to sound like.

Recording a song the caliber of “My Savior, My God” can be a mixed blessing. Just ask worship leader, Aaron Shust. The simple tune he penned for his local congregation took radio by storm, topping six different charts at once while on its way to becoming the most played song of 2006 on the Christian Adult Contemporary charts. From his debut project, Anything Worth Saying, “My Savior, My God” helped earn Aaron a trio of Dove Awards for “Song of the Year,” “Songwriter of the Year,” and “New Artist of the Year.”

Street Teams reaches out to the less fortunate areas of Kern County with food, clothing, and vital necessities twice a month. With over 158,000 pounds of food distributed annually, Street Teams is making a difference. If you have never been to Street Teams, meet at 10am for orientation. Otherwise, meet at 10:30am for general prayer and team assignments.

Street Teams reaches out to the less fortunate areas of Kern County with food, clothing, and vital necessities twice a month. With over 158,000 pounds of food distributed annually, Street Teams is making a difference. If you have never been to Street Teams, meet at 10am for orientation. Otherwise, meet at 10:30am for general prayer and team assignments.

Come out and celebrate Oildorado Days at Taft High School on Friday, October 15, 2010 with Tenth Avenue North and Addison Road.

Tenth Avenue North is an American Contemporary Christian music band from West Palm Beach, Florida. They took their name from a major east-west road in Palm Beach County. The band features Mike Donehey on vocals and acoustic guitar, Jeff Owen on electric guitar and backup vocals, and drummer Jason Jamison. Their debut album, Over and Underneath, was released on May 20, 2008. Their song "Love Is Here" hit the Top 20 on the U.S. Contemporary Christian Music chart, and reached #3 by June 21, 2008. The band's next single, "By Your Side", was released in late August 2008, and eventually became a #1 hit on Christian CHR radio in 2009; It won the GMA Dove Award for Song of the Year at the 41st award ceremony in April 2010. The band's next album, The Light Meets The Dark was released on May 11, 2010. The first single from that album, "Healing Begins", was released on March 2, 2010.

Addison Road is a Christian alternative pop/rock band from Dallas, Texas. The band was signed to INO Records in 2007 and released their self-titled debut album, Addison Road, on March 18, 2008. Their songs "All That Matters" and "Sticking With You" were the ninth and fifteenth most-played songs on R&R magazine's Christian CHR chart for 2008.

Street Teams reaches out to the less fortunate areas of Kern County with food, clothing, and vital necessities twice a month. With over 158,000 pounds of food distributed annually, Street Teams is making a difference. If you have never been to Street Teams, meet at 10am for orientation. Otherwise, meet at 10:30am for general prayer and team assignments.

Street Teams reaches out to the less fortunate areas of Kern County with food, clothing, and vital necessities twice a month. With over 158,000 pounds of food distributed annually, Street Teams is making a difference. If you have never been to Street Teams, meet at 10am for orientation. Otherwise, meet at 10:30am for general prayer and team assignments.

Street Teams reaches out to the less fortunate areas of Kern County with food, clothing, and vital necessities twice a month. With over 158,000 pounds of food distributed annually, Street Teams is making a difference. If you have never been to Street Teams, meet at 10am for orientation. Otherwise, meet at 10:30am for general prayer and team assignments.