What is Colo!Colo?

Volunteer student organization. Connect with other Christians.
Get serious about fellowship.

The Christian Oklahoma Leadership Organization for Concentrating Overzealously on Leading Others in a Ludicrously Outrageous Climate Intending to Correct Orders of Laboriously, Obdurately, Laden, and Overwhelmed Collectives Outbound for Cumbersomely Oppressive and Lamentable Occurrences Club

(Abbreviated "ColoColoLociColoLocoColo", or further condensed to Colo!Colo)

is a volunteer, student-led, organization dedicated to the cultivation of Christian social skills on Oklahoma Christian University's Campus.

Colo!Colo was established in March of 2024 to teach OC's young adults to “[b]e still, and know that I am God” (God, Psalm 46:10) and to exhibit a new, community-led, fellowship-focused church. Colo!Colo is an open organization for any OC student

to join, and your membership here will be as anonymous as you want it to be. Only people you tell (along with a few officers) will know you're a member.

Colo!Colo spreads through word of mouth, and there is no master membership list. You could be sitting next to Colo!Members right as you're viewing this page!

Why is Colo!Colo needed?

A shaky world. Fake connections.

We live in a postmodern world, one where secular philosophy and digital connections consume many Christians. Colo!Colo provides a platform for dedicated Christians or interested secularists to physically meet together and exchange ideas, experiences, and interests. Our goal is to connect OC members without the pressure of a club or formal service. Members can join or leave whenever they want, and no standard members are obligated to perform any actions.

In addition to organizing some official events, Colo!Colo has a discord where members can form their own meetings and get-togethers here.

Colo!Colo has 4 goals

  1. Create and maintain a casual environment for OC Students to acclimate to campus life and OC’s social culture.

  2. Provide a sense of stability and belonging to said students in their most fluid/formative years.

  3. Encourage students to pursue their passions and aspirations as well as servitude and assistance to others as Jesus did.

  4. Encourage a worldview that Jesus lived by and teach it by following its examples.

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