Inspirational
Submitted by Wayne_Graham on Fri, 06/06/2008 - 17:16.
Within this movement I want to create examples of positive in the minds of upcoming generations. Positive in the minds of youth between the ages of 13-18 years of age. I want examples of prosperity and realistic testimonies to be made from personal experiences, as well as examples from peers.
The problem that I am trying to solve is the miscommunications, the misunderstandings within this world, deceptions to surface into reality, being exposed, showing the actual worth of the materialisitic things in life.
Submitted by HHOAHS on Thu, 01/31/2008 - 00:16.
Oxford High School's Helping Hands, is a group dedicated to improving our community. We participate in progams such as, Make a Wish and Relay-for-Life. Our local activities are Make-a-Difference Day and recently, the Spirit of Giving Luncheon. This event was a great success and many of our members participated. Also, other Helping Hand's members were in the community working with organizations such as Neighborhood Services. Our members give their time and effort because they care about their community and those in need. Not only the kids give 100% but so do our committee and supervisors, Ms.
Submitted by ooPiratesBooty on Thu, 01/24/2008 - 21:57.
I write dramas for the Relevant Youth Drama Team at Upper Room Assebly of God. My church performs dramas with various themes. Some of them are spoofs, some are human videos (kind of like music videos.. they are performed with songs and lipsyncing.. with pantomiming) We have performed them in the community, and for church services.
Submitted by 1940enchantedcottage on Tue, 07/03/2007 - 20:16.
Hopeful Haven Project:
Budget: 6 months of faith, a vision, hope, determination, 90 angels, $200,000 in
monetary donations, resale items and treasures. ~~Priceless~~
On a very cold, winter's day in January of this year, I visited Grace Centes of Hope a homeless
shelter for women dealing with drug addictions and domestic abuse. It is a place which allows the women and their children to reside for one year.
I walked into a bedroom which the women share.
Submitted by gailsherfield on Tue, 05/22/2007 - 23:23.
As part of the Youth Day Celebration at Zion Hill First Baptist Church in Rockmart, Georgia, a Youth Day Educational Trip and Assignment was organized. The leaders of the church decided to take the youth to The Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, Tennessee. Each youth was instructed do compose a paper on the thing that inspired them the most at the museum as part of a contest. The winner of the contest was going to be awarded a certificate and prize from the church. Because of funding or lack of, each youth and adult had to pay $ 20.00 for the trip.
