CrossTrainers

CrossTrainersCrossTrainers is a one-on-one mentoring program for kids in the Athens-area low-income housing communities. Kids involved range in age from 7-16. Each child (crosstrainer) is paired up with a Christian college student (crosstrainer coach). The coach spends one hour a week with their child. We simply ask that the coaches live lives that glorify the Lord so that the kids may see Christ though them. In addition to these weekly meetings, we have a worhip service once a month for all of the kids and their coaches to attend. At the end of the year, we take all of the coaches and their crosstrainers on a weekend retreat. CrossTrainers is similar to the Big Brother/Big Sister program, except that we focus on sharing the love of Christ with the kids.
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CrossTown Kids

CrossTown Kids is a program for elementary-age children in the Athens-area low-income housing communities. It is held every Monday at The Light, a church in the Rocksprings Community, at 3:30 p.m. We have games, skits, large and small group lessons, and crafts. We desire to pour out the love of Christ into these children that they may know Him. As they learn more about who God is, they will discover who they are in Him. It is our prayer that one day, these children will become leaders for the Lord in their communities!

Open Arms

Open Arms is a ministry devoted to sharing the Love of Christ with children and adults with special needs through games, skits, lessons, and an all-round environment of acceptance. Our heart is to minister with compassion to a group of people who are often overlooked. Open Arms meets on Thursdays from 6:00 to 7:00. (leadership must arrive at 5:45 to pray and prepare). Occasionally, they sponsor special community events to promote and publicize Open Arms.


The University of Georgia Wesley Foundation
Office Hours: Mon, Tues, Thurs 9-5; Wed, Fri 9-1
1196 South Lumpkin Street | Athens, GA 30605 | (706) 353-1408 | www.ugawesley.org

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