FREE Training Programs for Healthcare and Manufacturing Jobs!

Greetings!  I hope this note finds you doing well.  Representatives from the United Auto Workers Labor and Education Training Center will be at HealthStreet next Tuesday, September 17^th from 1:00pm – 2:00pm to raise awareness about their new collaborative grants with St. Louis Community College to offer FREE education and training for jobs in the healthcare and manufacturing fields.

This presentation will be followed by a Job Seekers’ Workshop from 2:00pm – 4:00pm offered by St. Louis Area Training and Education (SLATE).

Please circulate to anyone who might be interested in this exciting opportunity.

Thanks for all you do and have a wonderful weekend!

Erin

**Presentation and Job Seekers’ Workshop will be held at HealthStreet, 4306 Manchester Ave., St. Louis, MO 63110.  Registration is required.  All classes and services offered through HealthStreet are FREE and OPEN to all. To register, please call HealthStreet, 314-531-3034.

Erin Murdock, MA

Community Project Manager
Center for Community-Engaged Research
HealthStreet
Washington University School of Medicine
4306 Manchester
St. Louis, MO  63110

 

BEREAN ANNUAL SESSION- TWO NEW EVENTS

THIS IS A REMINDER-

Berean Missionary Baptist District Association will convene it's 135th Annual Session the week of July 21-26, 2013  with the Olivet Missionary Baptist Church service as our gracious hosts again this year.

Come one Come all to the Sessions including these two new ones:

LATE NIGHT SERVICE

Sunday, Monday and Tuesday Evenings at approximately 9:30 p.m. nightly

Rev. Darian Jones and Rev. Keith Pendilton are coordinating the Late Night Service-

we encourage one and all to come to the Inaugural Service!

EVANGELISM DEPAPARTMENT:

Come and hear our Evangelism Coordinator, Rev. Grant Hughes as he gives his 1st Annual Address,

Wednesday July 24, 2013 at 9:00 a.m.

Abstinence Education; Safety, Teen Pregnancy Prevention, Emotional Wellness

Greetings -

I trust that all is well with you.  Effective July 8 through July 31, I wanted to share with you a youth development health and wellness program/ministry for the church that you may be interested entitled "Pause for the Cause."  The curriculum utilized is Choosing the Best - www.choosingthebest.org .  The age ranges are 10-17 or 6th grade through 12th grade.  If you have a group of boys and girls that you would like to complete this 14 hour program, I will have time to train at least one group on a first come, first served basis; maybe two (2) if done at least three (3) times per week.  The age groups are as follows as it relates to training:

6th grade - Choosing the Best Way

7th grade - Choosing the Best Path

8th grade - Choosing the Best Life

9th & 10th grade - Choosing the Best Journey

11th and 12th - Choosing the Best Soul Mate

A mixture of children of all ages -- 12-17, Choosing the Best Life can be utilized

The program focuses on 100% abstinence; teen pregnancy prevention, safety from sexual transmitted diseases, emotional wellness, students and parent communication, and connection skills.  In addition, children will learn how to make good decisions, set goals, identify risks, and make commitments.  The key is abstain from sex until marriage and avoid drugs and alcohol which can lead to all of the above.

This would be a great youth ministry for your church during the Summer and excellent for youth academies and/or evenings.  Saturday are possible if this is the only time available.

I do look forward to working with you or your staff.

Forgot to mention, this is a free grant funded program through Lincoln University, Jefferson City, Missouri; received via Missouri State Department of Health and Senior Services; via U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.  I admonish all of my Christian Brothers and Sisters to take advantage of the programs as they are great ministries for the Church--

Yours In Christ

Linda Joyce Mackey

 

Editor’s note: See Flyer Here.

Ushers & Greeters Needed

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Last Berean Social Service Ministry Session, Monday, June 10, 2013 Until September: Anger Management, Healthy Communication and Various Types of Abuse

 

 

8th Annual Career Fair Will Feature Over 100 Top Employers, More than 1,000 Job Openings

Disclaimer: We are not and do not want to appear politically motivated BUT we are more than willing to post items that will benefit our audience whoever or wherever they originate from.

 

Website | About | Constituent Services | Issues & Legislation | Newsroom | District Clay’s 8th Annual Career Fair Will Feature Over 100 Top Employers, More than 1,000 Job Openings Free Event Set for Monday, June 10th at Harris-Stowe State University Thank you for reading another edition of my e-newsletter. As the economy continues to recover, my top priority continues to be putting my constituents back to work and connecting them with job opportunities that they could not take advantage of on their own.  If you’re looking for a job, or seeking a better career, please join me next Monday, June 10th at my Career Fair.  It’s St. Louis’ biggest and best jobs event.  We will feature over 100 top companies from all sectors of the local economy who are seeking to fill more than 1,000 job openings. My Career Fair also features great job opportunities with federal, state and local government agencies. First District Congressional Career Fair Monday, June 10th Harris-Stowe State University, Emerson Performance Center 9:30AM @ 2:30PM Free and open to the public. Last year, over 5,000 job seekers attended.  I suggest that you get there early, dress for success, and have your resumes ready. For those interested in public service, for the sixth consecutive year, the U.S. Office of Personnel Management will provide a one-stop shop for interested job seekers to learn about, and apply for thousands of federal jobs, worldwide. We will also be making special efforts to help returning veterans find good jobs to help support their successful transition back to civilian life. Among the top St. Louis employers who will be on hand are: the Boeing Company; GKN Aerospace; Express Scripts; BJC Healthcare Systems; World Wide Technology; Centene Corporation; Wells Fargo Advisors; Lodging Hospitality Management; CVS Pharmacy; Best Buy; Office Depot; Lumiere Place; the U.S. Postal Service and many others. For more information, please call my office at (314) 367-1970, or visit www.lacyclay.house.gov Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn Share on Twitter Share on MySpace Please Feel Free to Tell a Friend E-mail: [          ] E-mail: [          ] E-mail: [          ] [Send] Office Locations Washington, D.C. Office 2418 Rayburn House Office Building Washington D.C., 20515 Phone: (202) 225-2406 Fax: (202) 226-3717 Thomas F. Eagleton U.S. Courthouse: 111 S. 10th Street, Suite 24.344 St. Louis, MO  63102 Phone: (314) 367-1970 Fax: (314) 367-1341 St. Louis City Office: 6830 Gravois St. Louis, MO 63116 Phone: (314) 669-9393 Fax: (314) 669-9898

Disaster Classes at the upcoming Congress of Christian Education

If you’re still looking for a class to attend at the upcoming Congress in St. Louis, please consider expanding your knowledge about disaster preparedness and enhancing your ability to volunteer to respond in times of need. There are two Red Cross Classes being offered:

Course No. 0001 • Emergency Disaster - Part One
Dr. Theresa Pickett, American Red Cross Trainers • Instructors
8:00 am • America’s Convention Center - Room 200

Course No. 0005 • Emergency Disaster - Part Two
Dr. Theresa Pickett, American Red Cross Trainers • Instructors
8:00 am • Renaissance Grand Hotel - Majestic G

Part Two is of course a follow on course for those who have taken part one.