| P.O. Box 8658 PSL Florida, 34985-8658. Email ccc.allinc@gmail.com Donate to help prepare an at risk youth for a bright future. Stop the downward spiral of poverty, illiteracy, and delinquency. Christian Cultural Cathedral,Inc. envisions a just, humane, educated, and faith based community where all people are accorded respect and are encouraged to develop their maximum potential spiritually, emotionally, intellectually, economically, and socially.Our goal is to ‘encourage the arts, the value of learning, and an attitude of love and giving.Our academic and cultural mobile programs, can be brought to your center or school. Young Ladies of the Nile, ages 12 to 17, discuss books written by relevant authors such as Maya Angelou and Sonia Sanchez to help them realize their full potential. Donate to help our ‘Save OUR Black Boy Child, An Endangered Species Program for 2014. Kwanzaa and Black History month programs are available. Coming, our Rites of Passage Educational Program. cccyoungladiesofthenile@juno.com Invest 35 hours and CCCAC Learning Center, Port St. Lucie Florida, guarantees to improve your, or your child’s reading level at least one grade or more. (Testimonials available) Contact Mrs. L. Williams, Former Chemistry Teacher and Center Director. Tutoring in Science, Math and English available. Study with a smile as you progress, at C.C.C.A.C. Learning Center. Call for site information. 772 807 7771. |
Wednesday, January 28, 2015
CHRISTIAN CULTURAL CATHEDRAL
Friday, January 16, 2015
Trayvon Martin-Christian Cultural Cathedral
CHRISTIAN
CULTURAL CATHEDRAL, INC.
P.O. Box 8658 Port St. Lucie, Florida 34985-8658
Christian Cultural
Cathedral, Inc. supports and promotes Spiritual, Cultural, Economic, and
Educational opportunities for all through its programs.
Press Release:
The
Christian Cultural Cathedral incorporated is a faith based educational
non-profit organization. Our goal is to encourage the arts, the value of
learning, and a faith based attitude of love and giving. As such, we cannot
remain silent about the so-called “Stand Your Ground” laws which aide in making
targets of our vulnerable youth. The
“shoot first” laws need to be repealed in light of the fact that the Police
advised the defendant not to continue his actions and he did anyway, proving
these laws protect the shooter, even against police authority.
We
pray for the family suffering from yet another horrific murder of a black child,
the Trayvon Martin Family, and we are determined to continue our program “Save
Our Black Boy Child, An Endangered Species”.
Some
years ago the Chairperson of C.C.C., Inc distributed ‘The Little Black Book’,
authored by Ms. Carol Taylor who wanted to Raise Consciousness and Help Save
A Life.
It is time to resurrect this book. Pastor L. Williams will lead
workshops on this survival guide for black youth which has 28 rules for being
safer in your surroundings. It even contains information on memorizing the
names and telephone numbers of the Police Captain and Principle of your
school. Registration for the Series,
Save Our Black Boy Child, An Endangered Species” begins the third Saturday in
August, 10:30am at 1592 SE Village Green off of US1 in Port St Lucie, The El
Shaddai New Testament COG. Third
Saturdays at El Shaddai is the place to be from 10am to 2pm. All invited.
Email: ccc.allinc@gmail.com for info.
Submitted,
Pastor
L Williams
772-607
2628
CCC-Old Event
Children’s Services Council of St. Lucie County
2014 Summer learning Funding Request Form
Pg 1
Q1 The first three
weeks will focus on increasing reading comprehension and vocabulary, as well as
“understanding that cultural speak(ghetto or cultural dialect) has its’ place,
but speaking a common language allows us to communicate, and be understood in
business places.
Use of the arts (drawing to skits) in group work, as well as
manipulatives for expressing and processing information learned in readings, and
math is also useful as an evaluating tool. The students responsibility for
learning, and ‘doing your very best at all times’ is stressed each morning
during “Rap Time.” The Rap time Sessions are to build self esteem and have
student in put what was done the day before and how it could have been done
better.
Focus on the proper way to use a dictionary, reaching
conclusions based on research, current events and the history that affects our
communities is our basic curriculum. Responses in writing, verbal
presentations, and visuals using the format taught is interesting and
empowering as the student becomes enthusiastic because the issues are relevant
and age sensitive. This summer experience is meant to instill a positive
outlook on learning as a tool for progress,
and to influence the student’s out look on lifelong learning. Youth,
especially, are visual learners and will have additional tools for learning
thus decreasing summer learning loss.
8 to
8:45 am **Rap
session (input and inspirational time) Continental
Breakfast.
8:45 to 9:15 am *Review
of vocabulary words in groups of 5, use of dictionary,
write
unfamiliar words in journal. Social Studies Topic
9:15 to
10:00 am *Reading
10:00 to
10:30 am Break,
refreshments
10:30 to
12:00pm Recreation, - step
dancing, singing, rap (preparation for a
talent
show)
12:00 to 12:30pm
Lunch
12:30 to
1:30 Chess,
Basketball, drill
1:30 to 3:00pm *Rap
Session; Review of lesson by each group. Visuals and
demonstrations reflecting the lesson. Written remarks about
the
days’ lesson, and student selection of groups with best
presentation.
3:00 to 3:30pm Break,
refreshments
3:30 to 5:00pm **Historical
DVD’s Video / Research/Discussion.
Saturday Young
Lady of the Nile / Young Men of Color, An
Endangered Species. Two youth empowerment programs. ( Respect for self, elders and authority) 10 am to 1pm. $5:00 per child.
**Testing before and after summer program.
Reverend Feel Good-Play
Comedy Play Rev Feel Good at All
Nations PSL Blvd.
Sent: Thu, May 01, 2014 08:44 AM
Win a scholarship for 'Pathways to
Mind and Body Building Summer Program' for your child grade 3 to 6 this July.
Christian Cultural Cathedral, Inc., raising comprehension levels through
discipline of mind and body. Karate lessons included. Winners selected during
benefit performance of; 'Rev. Feelgood..No Static', on May 2, at 7:30
pm. Call 772 607 2628 or 772 807 7771 for details.
CCC
Mission Statement: The Christian Cultural Cathedral,
Inc. (CCC) supports and promotes spiritual, cultural, economic and educational
opportunities for all through its programs.
CCC Upcoming Events
and Programs:
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Artist Reception for
Photographic Memorial Service
from the Village of
Agogo, Ghana, Africa
Thursday, May 15th,
2014; 6:00pm – 8:00pm
Port St. Lucie Civic
Center (Walton
Rd. & U.S. Hwy 1)
(Exhibit available to
view through to July 10th, 2014)
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Christian Cultural Cathedral
A great place to send your child if you are in Port Saint Lucie Florida. They have learning classes for grades 4 and below, great school trips and a dynamic environment. Please call 772-607-2628 for more information. Your child will thank you.
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