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Lights of Zion Ministries (LOZ) is a not-for-profit Faith Based Community Service Agency, incorporated in Illinois in November 1988, and recognized as a 501(c)(3) by the IRS.
OUR MISSION is to provide services and programs to at risk youth and young adults that are experiencing behavioral health issues, educational challenges and lack of skills, by engaging them in community & civic activities, and providing them with employable skills & training that would help develop them into productive citizens. Lights of Zion created the Bounce back 2 Life program in 2007 after a deadly shooting took place in our own parking lot taking the life of one of our own youth musicians. This past experience with violence, prompted a few of our organizational

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