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Standing In the Winner's Circle

For the month of May The Opinions of Others

Opinions are just one of many factors that affect our valuation of objects.

Even people who say they don't care about other people's opinions do so as part of a public persona they've developed to make a specific impression on others. Other people's opinions do matter. That's why insensitive comments and destructive criticism hurt, why they have so much potential to destroy our self-images.

The opinions of others can easily affect how much we value things. However opinions from Other People are Reflections of Themselves, Not Your Truth.

Others’ opinion matters because it makes us feel we belong; that we are not alone.

Others’ opinion matters because it boosts our self-esteem (not necessarily our self-worth).

Others’ opinion matters because it’s our way to feel we control our environment.

Other people's opinions can sidetrack you from God's purpose for your life. Don't let that happen.

The fear of man bringeth a snare: But whoso putteth his trust in the LORD shall be safe. Proverbs 29:25 When you give more weight to the opinions of others than you do to God's opinion, you'll stay on the sidelines when God wants you in the game.

When God is your audience, the opinions of people are no longer your sustenance.

What do we provide?

Each group is comprised of twelve(or so) adults with similar interests. Each group meets monthly for good food and fellowship. There is a dinner group for you!

• A period of support and assessment to determine long term needs.

• Support during the period of crisis or illness

• Assistance to new conversational in developing skills

• Support to parents as appropriate

• Practical support to young people as appropriate

• Support to clients careers as appropriate

This projective does offer a better start in life, by providing a more and better opportunity for learning and development.

Support for youth at risk

We provide positive role modeling, groups and classes discussing necessary issues confronting our youth challenges of today.

Food and Clothing

We assist with food and donated clothing

Men/Women Support Groups

These groups are created to provide a support system for men / women to create strength to overcome barriers.

Mentoring Program

This program provide real life mentoring from people that has survived the adversity of our community to become the role model needed today.

Life Skills Coach

We coach and educate in the area of basic life skills. The lack of can create large barriers.

- Seeking to restore Christian values

- Christian issues and struggles around the world

- Safeguard the social, religious and political rights of Christians

- Provide church's educational, outreach, music, and fellowship programs

- Provide Christian prayer ministry

- Community Enforcement

- Advisory Conference

- Together with other groups, the teams work to serve people in need.

Team Captain Member

Board of Trustee Member

Teachers, Trainers and Counselors

Christian Social Group Club Volunteer’s

• Outreach’s & Community Representatives

• Promotional Representatives

• Development Council Team

► Tiny Tot’s 0-5, Youth 6- 8 Young Adolescents 9-12 Teens 13-17

This active group of young people meet in a safe place to access cognitive & development abilities information, have fun, enjoy snacks, drinks, roundtable forums and talk with someone in confidence.

Fun and Inspirational Church Youth Group Activities

► This group of college-age (18-24) young adults meets for fellowship and to plan social outings and service activities.

► This group of young adults in their 20s and 30s meet weekly for Bible study and fellowship. They also regularly plan outside social gatherings. All young adults are invited to join in the fun.

► A fellowship group (ages 40 and up) that meets monthly for social outings and activities.

► A fellowship group (middle age and up ages of 48 and older of couples and singles that meet each month for social outings and activities.

► This active group of senior citizens meets for fellowship, games, potlucks, programs, and outings

► Dinner Groups provide the ideal setting for meeting people and developing strong friendships.

► The Support Coordination includes:

• ASSESSING the needs, wishes, and desired outcomes of each individual

• DEVELOPING an Individual Support Plan (ISP) with the assistance of the individual, their family, and those identified as part of the team

• LOCATING the supports and services identified in the ISP so as to meet the needs of the individual and their family

• LINKING the consumer and family with service providers and generic community resources

• COORDINATING the identified supports and services as requested by the individual and their family

• MONITORING supports and services to assure that the ISP is implemented, that the ISP continues to meet the needs and desires of the individual, and that the health and safety of the individual is assured

• MAINTAINING eligibility information and assisting individuals to apply for assistance for which they are eligible

• ADVOCATING for needed supports and services not readily available to the individual

Our ministry enjoy inexpensive activities like:

Fun and Inspirational Adults/Youth Group Activities, Christian Group Activities and much more

Movie nights BBQs & social events

Camps Drama & music classes

Concerts & sing-a-longs

Dance & aerobics classes

Teen group holding Bible

Every youth leader needs a bevy of Christian games and activities on hand for youth group. Keeping a 'stock' of youth group ideas to use in a pinch will prove to be a lifesaver. Design your activities with your group members' ages in mind, and the kids will have fun no matter how silly or serious the activities are.

► Christian Social Group Club

Family Counseling Workshop

Workshop for children, teens, adults, and families in our community.

Workshop (60-90 minutes)

● Belonging (Social, Engagement) program

● Diversity, Culture, and Inclusion program

● Mental Health Awareness and Safety program

Wellness program

► Support groups; Cognitive Program

● Cognitive & Development Abilities

Saturday Daily activities

• Cognitive Program Developing Group

Group . What’s your thing? Keeping a Journal? Fiction? Short Stories? Your Life Story? get your thoughts on paper

• Bar-B-Que, Cards, Movies, Outdoor Games

• Book Club

Sunday Daily activities

• Promoting relaxation and circulation, increasing flexibility, and reducing stress

• BINGO games

Please feel free to contact us with any comments, requests, questions, inquiries, booklets, tracts, sermons orders and/or enrollment information at any time.

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John 17:15 ► I pray not that thou shouldest take them out of the world, but that thou shouldest keep them from the evil.

Ephesians 5:11 ► And have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather reprove them.

2 Corinthians 6:17 ► Wherefore come out from among them, and be ye separate, saith the Lord, and touch not the unclean thing; and I will receive you.

Ministry Policy the cold and flu season

Reflections: Although the world has declared that this is the cold and flu season, as children of the Most High God, our expectation is to walk in health and wholeness!

As we continue to gather for services while maintaining business as usual. As this virus and the world’s response to the virus continue to evolve and more information is published by the World Health Organization and Government sources

Prayer reduces anxiety

Writing to the church at Philippi, where he had once been beaten and imprisoned, Paul tells the believers in the book of Philippians not to worry or to be anxious about anything. Instead, Paul instructs them they should pray for God's blessing and make supplication for his protection and do it all with thanksgiving.

This coronavirus (COVID-19) ministry policy is susceptible to changes with the introduction of additional governmental guidelines. If so, we will update you as soon as possible by email.

Policy brief & purpose This ministry policy includes the measures to maintain the high levels of collaboration for all who reach our doors. We kindly requested to follow all these measures diligently, to sustain a healthy and safe unique environment.

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• A Level Playing Field: Requires government not to exclude faith-based providers

• Obligates government to protect the religious character of groups that accept government funds

• Protecting Clients: Protects the religious liberty of people who need government-funded assistance by ensuring the availability of a secular alternative for client services

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