Corrine offers weekly violin lessons (in the Suzuki method) to pre-school and school aged children from September to May. For more information about the program email Corrine Imboden.
Jubilee of Enriching Minds (JEM):
This program provides tutors for about 40 children on a one-on-one basis. These children (grades one through five) meet with their tutors once a week on Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday. The program runs from September to April. For more information contact Teresa White.
Sankofa Project:
This program for teens is designed to build relationship by retrieving our past to move forward to the future. This project involves youth people and elders sharing knowledge and stories with each other in hopes that our Broadway neighbors will start sharing and celebrating the gifts of one another. For meeting times and more information, please call De'Amon Hargess at 924-4207.
Broadway provides Christmas every year for 75 families in the Broadway neighborhood. In the Christmas Store the parents choose gifts for their children. You can volunteer to spend time wrapping gifts, helping shop, getting to know people, or driving people home. Contact Carmen Dube.
Jubilee Summer Camp:
The summer program is a six-week program (June 19-July 28, 2006) that will display the many talents that our parish possesses. This program will center around the Arts. It will provide participants to learn the arts, life skills, and sports. Some of the daily activities will consist of drama, music, cooking, poetry, photography, gardening, dance, and recreation. The hours for the camp for children k-5th grade are 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. 6th grade and up will be offered evening activities. For more information email Shalonda Lyons or call her 924-4207.
Sell Memorial Thanksgiving Dinner:
This sit-down thanksgiving feast is prepared by volunteers and everyone is invited. It is named after a Broadway family who prepared Thanksgiving for their family and anyone else who was alone or wanted to come. It is held on Thanksgiving Day.
This program extends friendship to AIDS patients by volunteering with other AIDS organizations to provide a variety of support. First and third Friday evening of each month Alice Langford has a dinner at her home. For more information, call Marie Siroky (722-003); Gary Crandall (290-0372); or Alice Langford (253-7137).
Asian Help Services:
This program helps Asian immigrants, visitors, and their families, and bicultural couples adjust during cultural transitions. AHS provides a variety of services, including English classes, counseling, interpretation, medical assistance, job information and placement, parenting workshops, citizenship classes, breast cancer awareness and anti-smoking workshops, and advocacy. Contact Sungboon Baik at 924-4827 for more information.
Shalom Community:
A partnership of churches, residents, business, and service agencies that provides micro-loans and emergency assistance. Contact Carmen Dube.
