Congratulations to Glory Chapel International Cathedral, who was recently awarded grant funding through Next Generation, an Urban Alliance initiative that helps churches and parachurch organizations reach and serve youth so they develop the character, relationships and skills needed to succeed in their schools and communities.
Grant funding provided the opportunity for 9 youth to participate in The Hartford Project (THP), a four-day service learning experience where youth grow spiritually and relationally, develop leadership skills, and serve the Hartford community.
The youth from Glory Chapel, together with 181 middle- and high-school youth and 53 adult leaders from various churches and parachurch organizations, participated in THP 2018.
For more information about Next Generation, click below or contact Rosaicela Rodriguez, Urban Alliance’s Director of Implementation, Children & Youth Initiatives.
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