The KC Underground Podcast
KC Underground Hubs: Zero Hour
Mar 4, 2025
Upashaker Gurung, the Prayer Director at Zero Hour, and Joshua O’Keith, a leader and former student participant, join the conversation to discuss their passion for empowering high school students as disciple-makers. They explore transformative experiences through prayer and camps, emphasizing the shift from mere participation to equipping students for leadership. Their insights highlight the significance of relational evangelism in community building and the emotional connections formed during outreach, demonstrating the profound impact of youth engagement in faith.
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Quick takeaways
- Zero Hour empowers high school students to become active disciple-makers through training, mentorship, and community support.
- The podcast emphasizes the transformative power of prayer in fostering spiritual growth and uniting students in their mission to engage with their peers.
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The Vision Behind Zero Hour
Zero Hour was conceived as a platform for empowering high school students to become disciple-makers and leaders within their communities. The founders recognized that existing student programs were often insufficient in addressing the unique spiritual needs and challenges faced by young people today. In response, they envisioned a system that integrates training and community for students, supported by mentorship and guidance from experienced leaders. This approach fosters a deep sense of ownership among students, equipping them to pursue their own spiritual journeys while actively engaging in disciple-making efforts.
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