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RELATIONSHIPS GROW. LEADERS EMERGE. COMMUNITIES CHANGE.
The Three C’s: Children – College students – Churches. This is a win-win-win formula, but relationships are at the heart of everything we do. It is through relationships that communities are transformed.
Project Transformation’s collaborative model of ministry harnesses the creative energy and leadership of college-age young adults who live in intentional Christian community and lead summer programs for children. Each week, young adult interns meet with church and nonprofit leaders to explore various ministry-related vocations and spend time discerning their vocational call to life-long service. Programs are held at churches located in neighborhoods experiencing marginalization, thereby helping those churches connect in meaningful ways with their communities. Dozens of other churches and organizations throughout Pine Bluff and the surrounding region partner together to support this work, investing in these young lives with their time and resources.
Based on a model founded in 1998 in Dallas, Texas, Project Transformation Arkansas will launch its first summer program in 2022. The program model is designed to address three unique challenges with one program: 1) how to meet the academic, physical, social-emotional, and spiritual needs of children, 2) how to provide meaningful ways for college-age young adults to explore ministry opportunities and develop as young principled leaders for the church and the world; and 3) how to help churches connect with their communities.
Our mission is to transform communities by engaging children, college-age young adults, and churches in purposeful relationships.
The Three C’s: Children – College students – Churches. This is a win-win-win formula, but relationships are at the heart of everything we do. It is through relationships that communities are transformed.
Project Transformation’s collaborative model of ministry harnesses the creative energy and leadership of college-age young adults who live in intentional Christian community and lead summer programs for children. Each week, young adult interns meet with church and nonprofit leaders to explore various ministry-related vocations and spend time discerning their vocational call to life-long service. Programs are held at churches located in neighborhoods experiencing marginalization, thereby helping those churches connect in meaningful ways with their communities. Dozens of other churches and organizations throughout Pine Bluff and the surrounding region partner together to support this work, investing in these young lives with their time and resources.
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