Imani Institute
Cherryl Thames, Director Imani Institute
Rev. Courtland Pitt, Clergy Advisor
Dr. Carlyle Fielding Stewart, III Senior Pastor

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Saturday, July 10, 2010 from 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. at Hope United Methodist Church

presented by The Imani Institute of Hope United Methodist Church & Andrea D. Bailey, Assistant Attorney General for the State of Michigan, Children and Youth Services Division

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Imani Institute is a word-centered Mentoring Ministry of Hope UMC which empowers, nurtures, and educates youth for Jesus Christ.

The Imani Institute ministry empowers African-American youth to become whole, productive individuals who, in the context of African-American History and culture, journey to manhood and womanhood with purpose, hope as well as developing a global perspective.

Our 8 week ministry focuses on four major themes that all youth need to succeed in a global economy:
1. Purpose 2. Accountability 3. Achievement 4. Self Esteem

Plus: Spiritual Growth, Financial Responsibility, Mentoring Relationships, Critical Thinking and more!

The Imani has four distinct Mentoring Ministries which are also in partnership with Jesus Junction, Reality 101, R. O.C. K., and Youth Confirmation

The Imani Institute Mentoring Ministries are:

• Umoja Nia (Serves youth between the ages of 8-12)
• Daughter of Promise (Serves girls between the ages of 13-15)
• Sons of Purpose (Serves boys between the ages of 13-15)
• Camp Imani (Serves teen boys and girls between the ages of 16-17)

100% participation is the entire 8 weeks is encouraged and needed.

Imani meets every Wednesday 6:30 p. m. - 8:00 p. m. during each 8 week session.

For additional information please eMail Cherryl Thames or call 248-506-5118.

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