paid internship in atlanta georgia based on christian education to the youth?
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What is the question?  You have made a statement and put a question mark after it.  Most questions have a who, what, when, where or how associated with it.  Just making a statement puncuated with a question mark, does not make it a question? --- Or does it?
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I attend a non-denominational bible school in Las Vegas and we have a few in Georgia. I'm not sure which address is closet to you, but here they are:\n\nAtlanta\n2807 Lakewood/Metropolitan Avenue SW\nAtlanta, Georgia 30315\n\nMeeting Days & Times:\nSunday 11am-1pm Regular\nWednesday 8pm-10pm Regular\nFriday 8pm-10pm Regular\n\nColumbus\n416 Building; 416 12th St., Suite 304-306\nColumbus, GA  31901\nMeeting Days & Times:\nSunday 11am-1pm Regular\nTuesday 8pm-10pm Regular\nThursday 8pm-10pm Regular\n\nSavannah\n1904-A W. Bay Street; Savannah, GA 31412\nMeeting Days & Times:\nSunday 11am-1pm Regular\nTuesday 7:30pm-9:30pm Regular\nThursday 7:30pm-9:30pm Regular\n\nNotes: Tuesday & Thursday classes held at private home. Call for details\n\nStone Mountain\n827 N. Hairston Dr., Suite "B"; Stone Mountain, GA 30082 \nMeeting Days & Times:\nSunday 11am-1pm Regular\nTuesday 8pm-10pm Regular\nThursday 8pm-10pm Regular
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I found this sites, and it looks like a pretty interesting oportunity.\nVolunteer in Africa - An International Campus for the Humanization of Mankind & the Care of Our Planet \nhttp://www.cctg.org/\n  \n\n \n\nAfter a completed Preparation period at Campus California TG do the each participants get a defined job position at one or more projects in Mozambique. The job positions are normally decided 3 months within the program in California and at the moment are Development Instructors from Campus California TG working with the following projects:\n\n*One World University - Training teachers to work at Mozambican Teacher training colleges\n*Escola de Professores do Fututo - Teacher Training College educating elementary schools teachers for rural schools.\n*Cidadela das criancas - Childrens town \n*HOPE - HIV/AIDS work\n*ADPP Collegio - Vocational school\n \nThere are many options, if this is not enough, Yahoo.com will help you find more.\nGOOD LUCK!
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Check out lifeway.com and then go to camps and look at Centri-Kid.!
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Contact your local Youth For Understanding office, they offer programs and scholarships in many cases. There are offices in almost every country around the world!  :)
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A Beka \nwww.abeka.com \n\n\nAre you considering homeschooling? \nWill your children believe in Jesus when they graduate from high school?\nHomeschooled: 94%\nPublic Schooled: 15%\n\n94% of homeschoolers keep the faith and 93% continue to attend church after the high school years. But a shocking 75% to 85% of Christian children sent to public school drop out of church, and do not hold a Christian worldview after high school graduation.4\n\n"I think it's time to get our kids out."\n- Dr. James Dobson, Focus on the Family5\n\nThe most important reason for you to homeschool is for the sake of your child’s soul.\n\nThere has never been a better time to homeschool.\nNever before have parents had access to such a wealth of educational resources and technology for home education. And, Christian homeschool support groups abound, offering parents a helping hand in homeschooling. \n\nThere is an abundance of extra-curricula activities for homeschoolers to participate in, with opportunities for wholesome friendships and real-life learning experiences.\n\nHomeschoolers avoid harmful school environments where God is mocked, where destructive peer influence is the norm, where drugs, alcohol, promiscuity and homosexuality are promoted, and where school violence is on the rise.\n\nBy grade eight, the average homeschooled student performs four grade levels above their public and private school counterparts.1\n\nA background in teaching is not necessary; in fact, "home educated students' test scores remained between the 80th and 90th percentiles, whether their mothers had a college degree or did not complete high school."2\n\n"The best way to light our world is to be distinct from the darkness, and homeschooling certainly helps to set us apart from the worldly culture in which we live. I have had more opportunities to share the gospel because I was homeschooled than I ever would have had in a public school." \n- Israel Wayne, Author\nHomeschooling from a Biblical Worldview\n\nHow to get started homeschooling...\nIt is natural to feel uncertain when you begin. Pray and trust God for the confidence you need. Get the support of other believers by contacting the homeschool organization like Abeka. Its the best around. \n\nKeep your young ones home and out of preschool which disrupts family bonding, teaches inconsistent discipline, and exposes children to harmful peer behavior.\n\nAvoid government homeschooling programs such as "charter schools" and public school independent study programs. These government programs usurp the father’s God-given headship over the family and focus the homeschool on humanist goals and curriculum.\n\nDiscover the blessings of private Christian homeschooling – your children will appreciate your caring efforts. In fact, a recent study found that 95% of the homeschool graduates surveyed were glad that they were homeschooled.3\n\n"The only realistic way to fulfill the Biblical mandate to raise our children in the nurture and admonition of the Lord is to homeschool in the current culture." \n- Mike Smith, President\nHome School Legal Defense Association\n\nWhat does God say about education?\nHomeschooling is the most Biblical form of education. God addresses parents, not government employees, as the educators of their own children:\n\n"And these words which I command you today shall be in your heart. You shall teach them diligently to your children, and shall talk of them when you sit in your house, when you walk by the way, when you lie down, and when you rise up."\n- Deuteronomy 6:6-7\n\n"All your children shall be taught by the Lord, and great shall be the peace of your children."\n- Isaiah 54:13\n\n"Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it."\n- Proverbs 22:6\n\nJesus said: "Can a blind man lead a blind man? Will they not both fall into a pit? A student is not above his teacher,
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day cares, baby-sitter, perhaps there is an after-school program at your school or one nearby, churchs sometimes have a program, ymca, etc.
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http://www.uscollegesearch.org/atlanta-georgia-colleges.html
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Take your time at figuring that out. Life experience will let you in on that. Have you tried different types of volunteer work? Church groups can expose you to different stuff also and both look great on a scholarship app. Check into those things and maybe it will help. Give yourself time to be a kid and grow up. You only have that once and you never get it back when it is gone.
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Good for you for making a contribution to this worthy cause:\n\n6600 Abercorn Street, Suite 206\nSavannah,  GA 31405
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Yes, there is a program in Georgia for financial aid for college students who want to become teachers. I have listed links to several sources.
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First of all, you have to attend the proper schooling. I would check with a Bible seminary school and talk with one of their counsellors to see what they suggest. When you're done, I would think that the school that you graduate from would have some suggestions on where to go, maybe applying to some of the bigger churches. Or you can open your own office. This can get expensive though, with insurances and such, so going in with another counsellor and sharing the costs are best. If this is the line of work you're thinking of going into, I commend your thinking. There aren't enough Christian counsellors, outside of big cities. My pastor just happens to be a counsellor also, so we're very fortunate to have him with us. <*)))><
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Call up a local radio station or show up and ask if there are any internships available.
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I used to work at a company called Unity Care in California... you can look them up on the web.\n\nunitycare.org\n\nby the way, good luck on your venture, I think its great what you are doing. \n\nif I had one thing to say, it would to make sure these kids get the education that they deserve.... I think thats the MOST important thing that they need right now. It is something for them to take with them all through life, and something that nobody can take away from them. And that they can be proud of.
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There is a reason why they open up to you. It is because you are 100% honest with them and use your own experience. What they are looking for is someone who is real, not some dull dry outlined bible study. Although there is a time and place for bible studies, God has you where you are for a reason. \nBefore answering this question, I read someone else's response saying you're still a kid yourself. To this I say GREAT! All the more reason for you to keep teaching these kids. Oh my goodness, if people only realized the character of Christ and how he loved to relate to the childlike and not to the religious Pharasees, you'd be getting more response like mine telling you not to change a doggone thing. They need you and it sounds like you're Pastor has enough wisdom to put you there.
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Youth ministry, school counseling, recreation/activity director....any of those sound interesting?
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an clloege education is more about learning how to think than preparing for a job. I recommend a christian college where everyone believe in God. Best success to you!