2021 SGM Annual Report

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“This summer it was good to see the kids enjoy themselves while also learning how to make new things such as a walking robot or their own bubbles, and learning more about the Bible.” -Australia Anderson Elementary Program Assistant 7
SERVING ELEMENTARY, MIDDLE, AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS 8 T his year our Youth Outreach ministries have worked tirelessly to reach youth as we navigated the restrictions of the pandemic, knowing the toll virtual learning and social distancing was having on the emotional health of our youth. Our staff rallied to come up with creative and innovative solutions to continue to meet the needs of the students in our programs. Director of Youth Outreach Programs Taryn Fears shares, “The first part of <strong>2021</strong> was defined by CREATIVITY as we were forced to think outside the box, inventing new ways to engage and educate our youth through virtual programming doing Art and STEM programs as well as a Virtual College tour for our High School students.” Once Summer programming began, we were able to move to inperson day camps and programs for youth with safety protocols in place. Overwhelmingly, students were so grateful and excited to be together again! It was a flurry of activities, field trips, Bible studies, and running the Work Life program for teens. “We also saw a lot of creativity this summer in implementing our job-placement and skills-training program for our teens. We were able to partner with an Urban Gardening Project which provided employment and skills to eight of our students,” Fears states. The staff showed tremendous resilience and COURAGE as they showed up for students and their families in doing wellness checks and helping to connect them to resources they needed. Sunshine has been a support system to many families during an uncertain time. Our staff is deeply passionate about supporting the physical, emotional, and spiritual growth of our students. As the pandemic progressed, we realized more than ever there was a need for dedicated time set apart to study the Bible and pray together. This strong CONVICTION led to developing a Saturday Bible study for Middle School students so they could have additional time during the week to connect spiritually. Our staff is deeply passionate about supporting the physical, emotional, and spiritual growth of our students. -Taryn Fears, YO Director
Page 1 and 2: ANNUAL REPORT 2021 B EYOND 20/20 CO
Page 3 and 4: TABLE OF CONTENTS 3-6 7-8 9-10 11-1
Page 5 and 6: Through Various Seasons and Chapter
Page 7: Testimony of Leaders from the 1930
Page 11 and 12: T WE SEEK TO SERVE 50-60 FAMILIES I
Page 13 and 14: RESTORE FAMILIES RENEW COMMUNITIES
Page 15 and 16: CONTACT OUR TEAM IF YOU WANT TO JOI
Page 17 and 18: FINANCIALS Richard Wilson Chair Kim
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