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Learning life’s lessons by observing God and his awesome power promotes discipline and responsibility, yields service to the community and self-discovery while we learn through focused activities.
Scripture Base:
Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old, he will not depart from it.
Proverbs 22:6
Focus:
Embrace the teaching of our heritage.
Method:
Through characters in the Bible and African heritage instill a winning philosophy. Activities must challenge students to win their goals and to win they must work hard. Activities focus students to reach beyond their abilities. Through activities students will recognize that no talent without hard work will yield success. Activities must foster a complete mental commitment, an environment to relentlessly pursue total victory through God’s awesome power.
Challenge:
To create an environment that allows freedom of expression and the discovery of that vital part of themselves that is alive, energetic, creative and expansive. This environment will accept feelings of joy and pain without judgment or fear (False Evidence Appearing Real).
End Goal:
Break the chains of identity and give them freedom of mind and spirit they deserve.
Workshops – develop the following attributes:
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Workshops:
Glorifying African and African American history
Exalting Family Ties
Celebrating Spirituality, Religion, and Community spirit
Beating Drums for Assertiveness, for Leadership
Time, Organization, and Financial Management
Household Management
Personal care and Etiquette Graces
Creating Personal Values
Valuing Sex Education
Sing of African and African American Art Forms
Schedule:
The Rights of Passage team has determined that the session will be held on the second Friday of each month. On the first Friday in August an informal orientation session will be held with the initiates. This session will provide a brief overview the Rights of Passage program and give them a chance to have fun with the elders working in the program.
Rite of Passage Principles
An Ancient Ancestral, Guide to Moral, Ethical and Spiritual Values
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