We believe: We are to love GOD with all our heart, spirit, and mind.
We are to love our neighbors as we love ourselves.
We are to love our neighbors as we love ourselves.
In Hebrew, El Shaddai means “The All-Sufficient One,” the GOD who is more than enough, the GOD who satisfies with Long Life. Our mission is to help disadvantaged adults and children discover The GOD who is more than enough. At El Shaddai Outreach Temple:
We provide violence prevention, spiritual education, social networking development, and information technology training to seniors/retirees, single parents, veterans, returning citizens, and military families to help them mitigate or eliminate acts of violence in their communities.
We need to turn the uptick of youth violence around and remove our youth from the endangered list. As a country we need bright articulate confident youth to step up to the plate and take the lead. They need to take the lead without the fear of violence. Our youth can only take the lead with your support.
El Shaddai Outreach Temple, Inc., is a 501(c) 3 organization created to help at-risk students and their parents/caregivers Stop Violence. We are starting our campaign to raise donations to encouraged youth and seniors to talk about youth violence. The contest, adopted from Do the Write Thing (www.dtwt.org), will not only help our youth bu
El Shaddai Outreach Temple, Inc., is a 501(c) 3 organization created to help at-risk students and their parents/caregivers Stop Violence. We are starting our campaign to raise donations to encouraged youth and seniors to talk about youth violence. The contest, adopted from Do the Write Thing (www.dtwt.org), will not only help our youth but it will also give policy makers an idea of the effects of youth violence. The contest helps youth, educators, and parents/caregivers express their feelings through art, math, reading, and social studies. Students submit essays, songs/raps, art, or other creative expressions to address the following questions:
1) How has violence affected my life?
2) What are the causes of violence?
3) What can decision makers do to reduce violence?
Help Stop the Violence. Learn How You Can Support Us Today! Donate to El Shaddai Outreach Temple - we help youth and their parents/caregiver learn how to improve their communication skills, career, and life skills to address conflict, violence, and low self-esteem.
El Shaddai Outreach Temple WILL help (regardless of faith). The Temple assists seniors, veterans, ex-offenders, and their families and friends with spiritual education, social networking development, and information technology training to help improve their lives, to enhance their ability to assist their family members and friends atten
El Shaddai Outreach Temple WILL help (regardless of faith). The Temple assists seniors, veterans, ex-offenders, and their families and friends with spiritual education, social networking development, and information technology training to help improve their lives, to enhance their ability to assist their family members and friends attending elementary and secondary schools, and how to use technology to overcome the debilitating effects of violence in their communities
Raise Funds
Join in the movement to Help Stop the Violence. Donate or volunteer to help
address bullying, conflict resolution, senseless unwarranted violence, and help our youth overcome feelings of low self-esteem
SHOW SOME LOVE! “One plus you equal two”
Registered with the Maryland State Department of Education to supervise home instruction of Pre-K-12 students. We help parents and guardians with their curriculum development and sourcing of instructional resources for their students receiving home instruction.
You can help in two ways:
One. Volunteer to help others overcome violence. Two. Raise funds to train seniors, veterans, returning citizens, and single parents.
Step
You can help in two ways:
One. Volunteer to help others overcome violence. Two. Raise funds to train seniors, veterans, returning citizens, and single parents.
Step One: Is youth/elder/domestic violence prevention or youth/elder/domestic poverty mitigation a cause near and dear to your heart?
Step Two: If yes then volunteer two hours to help local schools, places of worship, and local caregivers eliminate violence and poverty within your community
Step Three: Sign up to volunteer for El Shaddai Outreach Temple’s violence prevention or Maryland Institute of Language and Technology’s poverty mitigation programs. Volunteer two hours per year or one hour per month or any combination you desire to donate.
Step Four: Contact your local school, place of worship, or family/local caregivers to volunteer time with El Shaddai or Maryland Institute to help prevent violence or mitigate poverty in your community. (You must have fingerprint and background clearance).
Step Five: Coordinate with the school, place of worship, or caregiver of your choice to schedule volunteer times and discover the scope of their violence or poverty awareness programs
Step Six: Coordinate with El Shaddai or Maryland Institute to receive online training, information about the charities, and to record/confirm your volunteer hours.
Step Seven: Exhale! Feel good! Pat yourself on the back! By volunteering, you have just made a difference in your local community. Thank you.
The battle against youth violence calls for an “all hands-on deck” strategy. As citizens of the greatest country on earth we cannot allow bullies make our youngest and brightest to continue to feel inferior. Fear, intimidation, manipulation, and domination can turn a confident bright person into a person of low self-esteem.
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