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9:45 a.m. for preschool, elementary, youth, and adults
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Roswell Presbyterian Church
755 Mimosa Boulevard
Roswell, Georgia 30075
770/993-6316
Fax: 770/993-6472
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Mission Outreach Local Partners
Mission Outreach Council takes our call to discipleship seriously and offers you a chance to put your faith into action. Christ calls us to serve by loving our neighbors, and we have a host of opportunities for you to demonstrate that love and engage your faith with our mission partners in our North Fulton community.
AHMEN (Affordable Housing Ministries Enhancing Neighborhoods)
AHMEN is RPC’s affordable housing umbrella ministry: Affordable Housing Ministry Enhancing Neighborhoods. The “continuum” of affordable housing programs starts with families who are homeless. This continuum provides avenues to these families that help them move from emergency, short-term housing, to transitional rental programs, and possibly to homeownership. Along the way, these programs offer life skills training, mentoring, encouragement, and support. The four mission partners directly involved with affordable house in our Roswell/North Fulton community include: The Drake House, HomeStretch, Habitat for Humanity, and Find A Way Home. Learn more about these service opportunities by contacting the champion. |
Every Woman Works
Every Woman Works, Inc. helps women move from dependency to self-sufficiency by providing life and work skill tools to disadvantaged women, enabling them to achieve financial independence, personal growth, family leadership and a spiritual foundation. EWW is a a safe, non-threatening, supportive environment. |
Child Development Association
The CDA provides affordable childcare and early learning programs for preschool children of low-income families in the North Fulton area, preparing disadvantaged children for success in education and life, and enabling hardworking parents to maintain full-time employment to support their families. |
North Fulton Community Charities
NFCC is committed to providing emergency assistance to North Fulton residents by connecting the broad resources of the community with the evolving needs of the area. NFCC compassionately offers hope and dignity to North Fulton families and individuals in need. |
The Open Door
The Open Door Community is a residential Christian community in Midtown Atlanta. Volunteers live there to respond immediately to the needs of the homeless. Services at the center include breakfast and a soup-kitchen lunch, showers and changes of clothes, a free medical clinic, leadership for worship services, and meetings for the clarification of thought.
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Central Night Shelter
Central Night Shelter is a winter night shelter for approximately 90-100 men, located jointly in the gymnasium of Central Presbyterian Church (capacity of 65-70) and the Church Hall of the Catholic Shrine of the Immaculate Conception (capacity of 25-30). The shelter is governed by an ecumenical group of volunteers and supported by the staffs of Central and the Shrine. |
STAR House
STAR House (Seeking, Teaching, and Reaching) supports at-risk children by providing after-school tutoring, school supplies, leadership activities, and recreational programs in elementary, middle, and high schools in Roswell. |
First Presbyterian Homeless Breakfast
On the first Sunday of each month, RPC volunteers serve breakfast to approximately 500 of Atlanta's homeless men, women and children at First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta. |
Boy Scout Troop 87
Troop 87 was chartered in 1952 and has served Roswell youth through a variety of leadership opportunities and outdoor adventure. Scouting provided an avenue for the development of leadership skills, self reliance, citizenship, character, and integrity through a youth-led experience of high adventure, fun, reverence, and service to others. |
Brazil Education
Although the public elementary and high schools are free in Brazil, they offer a poor quality of education. Only a small percentage of students make it into college. With the help the PRECE educational method, over 2,000 students in Northeastern Brazil now have a real chance to pass the examinations required to enter the university. |
N. Georgia Coalition/Foster Care Support
The Coalition provides assistance to foster care families, with a mission to strengthen the ability of foster families to meet the needs of their foster children by implementing community-based resources and education programs that can decrease abuse and neglect in foster care and the need for institutionalized care. |
One Great Hour
Since 1949, Presbyterians have joined with millions of others through One Great Hour of Sharing to share God’s love with people experiencing need with disaster response, refugee assistance and resettlement, and community development, helping them find safe refuge, start new lives, and work together to strengthen their families and communities. |
Childspring International
By being Christ-centered and compassionate responsible stewards, the vision of Childspring International is to become internationally recognized as the leading facilitator of medical care for children in need, resulting in 5,000 transformed children's lives throughout the global community by the year 2020. |
Refugee Resettlement
The Refugee Resettlement program works vis RRISA to provide newcomers from foreign lands with critical resources to assist them in becoming integrated members of American society. Our volunteers help them find housing, help set up their households, direct them to classes to learn English, serve as mentors for life skills, assist in locating employment, and celebrate their achievements along the way. |
Independence High School
At IHS we have a strong commitment to the personal, social, emotional, and academic growth of our students. Individualized instruction is the key to the program. IHS offers a variety of instructional models, such as student-guided, teacher-guided, and accelerated instruction to accommodate individual learning styles. |
Thornwell Home for Children
The Thornwell Home for Children in Clinton, SC, has been taking care of children and youth in need since its founding in 1875. With the support of Presbyterian Church (USA) congregations and private donations, we nurture more than 100 children, many of whom suffer from mild to moderate emotional problems stemming from the death of parent(s); a separation or divorce; a temporary financial and/or physical inability to care for a child; families experiencing types of dependency or abuse; and parent's/guardian's disabling health or advanced age. |
Last Published: August 4, 2010 12:03 PM
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