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D.I.P. Outreach Ministry weekly community empowerment
| Posted on July 20, 2015 at 2:39 PM |
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 Empowerment Tuesdays is a weekly inspirational, experiential,
educational meeting for the community all ages. It gives attendees an opportunity
to worship, fellowship, evaluate themselves based on the message that given. D.I.P. is an educational Outreach ministry for
the prevention of domestic violence, our messages for the empowerment series
are bible based and point out how everyone is subject to becoming an abuser or
being abused. D.I.P. believes that divine healing takes place when we get to
the root that is causing the fruit of bad behavior. This is not a traditional meeting about domestic
violence and abuse simply because those who are abusing or being abused would
not attend unless they were court ordered. However, the power of the Holy
Spirit has and will continue to convict attendees to see that there is a
problem and Jesus is the only One to solve it. We simply have to meet people
where they are to disciple them through the word of God so they may apply it in
every aspect of their life. |
A National & Local Organization Unite with an Inspirational Magazine to Empower Youth & Honor Community Leaders
| Posted on July 3, 2015 at 11:14 AM |
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On Tuesday June 30, D.I.P. Foundation
& Shofar Magazine hosted its inaugural Youth Empowerment and Crime
Prevention Fundraiser at the Holiday Hill Baptist Church. Community members gathered to hear powerful
messages from P.K. Mickens – (D.I.P.) Executive Director; Steven Bradley of the
National Coalition against Domestic Violence; and Florida’s District State
Attorney Angela B. Corey. WJXT Channel 4
News was onsite awaiting her arrival, Corey interviewed with the news station
outside. Inside was a room full of supporters waiting to hear Corey’s message
to youth, and more importantly to take photos with the victim’s safety
ambassador. The event culminated with an
overview of (D.I.P.) upcoming projects, the commencement date of (D.I.P.)
twenty-six week Batter’s Intervention Program Road to Resilience, and presentation from P.K. Mickens on “The importance of Character” followed by (NCADV) Steven Bradley
tips for social media safety. There were several surprises that night; Shofar
Magazine unveiled its Blazing Summer Edition Cover, a triple feature to
include: Florida’s State Attorney Angela
B. Corey, National Recording Artist Jekalyn Carr, Pastor of The Sanctuary of
Orange County and Oxygen’s T.V. reality star Jay Haizip. Visit
www.Shofarmagazine.com to view
cover or subscribe to the magazine. Select honorees received awards for
their support of the organization’s mission of violence prevention: Sam’s Club,
Channel 4 News, Pastor Albert Byrd, and Angela B. Corey. With an audience
filled with community leaders and supporters the speakers provided valuable
insight on internet safety, violence prevention, and character building. Both
youth and adults left with violence prevention materials and (D.I.P.) signature
hand towels as a reminder of the events theme “Your Knowledge is Your Power.” (D.I.P)
hopes to host more empowerment events in the near future to continue raising
awareness and funds to fight against domestic violence. For more info or to donate visit www.Dipfoundation.org Corporate
Sponsors: Walmart, Sams Club, Home Depot, Panera Bread, Chick Fil A, MAC, &
Target
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