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Outwood House, Horsforth, Birthplace of WYSOCS.
Between 1816 and 1821 it was home to Richard Oastler, the great Christian campaigner for social justice.
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WYSOCS' vision
is that we are called to submit our thinking to our Saviour Jesus Christ in every area of life and culture.
WYSOCS' calling
is education, on current issues and in every field of study, from a distinctively Christian perspective.
The WYSOCS dream
is of the day when there will be provision for Christian education in the UK through to University level. That motivating dream is what defines us most clearly as an educational organisation – not a church and not a Bible college.
WYSOCS is committed
to helping young people and adults in any walk of life who want to think through their callings and how to engage with those who have other faiths or worldviews. Our aim is to create a space in which together we can learn what obedience to Christ really means in many different areas of life, study and work.
Recently, our desire to counter secular thinking has met with exciting opportunities on a wider scale. WYSOCS' story is one of seeking God's guidance and responding to ideas and opportunities suggested by our friends. Read The Story So Far to find out how it all began and how it led to our three main streams of activity today. Sample those:
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