About Us
Early Childhood Learning Initiative
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An Evening of Elegance
Attention MACC…Your presence is requested by The Early Childhood Learning Initiative As we celebrate parents for An Evening of Elegance: A Black and White Affair at Cedar Crest Golf Club, 1800 Southerland Avenue, Dallas, Texas on Saturday, December 5, 2009 7:30 P.M.Early Bird Special $20.00 before November 18 and $25.00 after November 18, 2009. Please direct your questions to Sister Carolyn Lewis.
The Preschool Department (Cradlers through 5 years old):
Are learning how to share with others less fortunate. We will be collecting can goods and non perishable food items weekly for the North Texas Food Bank.
Your help is needed. Boxes will be located in the department and atrium (Eph. 4:19). Sister Hattie Brooks.
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We are Christian women of all ages at the Marsalis Avenue Church of Christ. Individually, we have been given special gifts and work experiences to glorify God. Collectively, we have used our gifts and work experiences to implement Early Childhood Learning Initiative.
Mission:
To assist parents in a spiritual environment to guide and develop their children's God given potential intellectually, emotionally and spiritually. - Deuteronomy 6:7-8; 11:18-19
Vision:
Programs that strengthen parents, maximize children's individual potential, and encourage a committment to the home, church, school and community.
Goals:
- To create a strong support system for parents to encourage challenge, and teach their children to make wise and healthy choices.
- To design a nurturing intergenerational program to bring grandparents, parents, and children together to share experiences, learn from one another, and grow in a supportive environment.
- To connect the pieces required for personal development to develop a more spiritually healthy inner and outer individual.
- To fulfill the mission set forth in the bible by providing Christian outreach in the community and beyond.
- To empower parents to form partnerships with the schools so that children will be more successful in education.
- To develop and implement programs, activities, and workshops that will promote social and emotional development for parents and their children.
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