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Thank you for taking the time to fill our our Powerhouse application! We are excited to get your kids involved in the Dream Center. Before getting involved with encourage everybody to review our beliefs statement at grandrapidsdreamcenter.org/core-beliefs/
WHAT: Powerhouse Child and Youth Connection. This is designed for a child and youth student to grow as a leader through Christ based discipleship. We do this through positive Bible based messages and memory verses, activities, dinner, and fun! We INVITE, ENCOURAGE, AND WANT parents to come and be involved. Minimum age of 6 years old to participate without a parent. Under 6 years old, a child must have parent involvement. The maximum age is around 6th grade because we would be looking at connecting middle school aged kids to our Youth Discipleship Programs with the same goal.
WHEN: Every Tuesday, 6-8 pm. If we are going to be off we will communicate ahead of time
WHERE: 1026 Lafayette Ave SE Grand Rapids, MI 49507
FOOD: Dinner will be provided free each week.
Drop-off & Pick-up times:
–Drop Off Time: 6pm
–Pick Up Time: 8pm
MAIN CONTACTS: Greg Molchan: greg@grdreamcenter.org or 616-379-9380
WHAT TO BRING: Be sure to wear proper clothes for the weather and appropriate shoes for the park.
Important Note On Phones: Phones may be collected and stored at the house until the program is over for safekeeping and to avoid distractions during program time. If you need to contact your student, call the main contact/s.
Accountability: We will let students know if they are not meeting expectations by misbehaving.
✔️1 – 1st warning: Just a warning, ask them to check their behavior.
✔️2 – 2nd warning: We will respectfully pull them to the side and ask them to make adjustments to their behavior.
✔️3 – 3nd warning: If they don’t adjust and continue to misbehave, we will potentially call a parent or guardian to pick them up, or take them home, or have them finish the night with the understanding they will be missing the following week because of their lack of cooperation.
Expectations, Values and Principals
1) Be professional (avoid profanity, no fighting, wear proper attire(Chest, mid-drift, and legs covered))
2) Be a team player (we come to serve, not to be served)
3) Take initiative, work hard
4) Be respectful
5) Phones will be placed in phone box during program time
6) Effective Communication (Communicating to leaders on attendance, absence, needs, and/or conflicts)
7) Be consistent, be on time
8) Take responsibility and be humble
9) Attendance is a must(Trust is built from consistency, we have to show up)
10) Attitude is everything(This program is a privilege if your accepted in, no bad attitudes, but rather an attitude of a “Growth Mindset” which means you are striving towards personal growth)
11) Be engaged(showing up is good, but we need participants tuned in and productive as well)
12) No gossip tolerated
13) Romantic Relationships – We don’t encourage this type of relationship in this program for many reasons at this age.
14) Sober Life Style – A patterned life-style of no smoking or vaping any tobacco or marijuana, drinking alcohol, or using drugs.[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]