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July 7, 2010
2010 Highlights: Central Worship Centre Mission Team 2010
Pastor Tim Dukes and sixty four other missionaries from his Church, Central Worship Centre and the Delmarva Christian High school, Delaware, visited Teen Challenge Jamaica January, 11-19, 2010.
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July 7, 2009
2009 Highlights: Graduation Glory
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Graduation for students, who have completed since April 08, was held on Saturday March 7, 2009, -
December 16, 2008
2008 Highlights
For the first quarter of the year we had 24 Students in the program, 10 in the Training phase and 14 in
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induction. We had six men in our re-entry program, five of whom were gainfully employed and ontributed
twenty percent of their net salary to housing at TCJ.
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TCJ 10th Anniversary
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It has been 10 years since Teen Challenge Jamaica (TCJ) was founded by Rev. John Stiegerwald and on Saturday, October 27, 2007 he (the founder), graduates of the progamme, administrators, staff and supporters gathered at a dinner and awards ceremony, at the Hilton Kingston Hotel to reflect on: our successes, strategies for renewal and to honour graduates who have been walking free from addiction for over five years and those who have faithfully served the programme since its inception. |
Honoured were: Rev. John Steigerwald - the founder, Karissa McCarter – former Executive Director, Andree Aiken – 8 yrs staff service, Victor Francis – 8 yrs drug free & 7 yrs staff service, Anthony Richards – presently serves as Acting Executive Director; 7 yrs drug free & 6 yrs staff service, Mavis Solomon – 6yrs staff service, Basil Solomon – over 5 yrs drug free and outstanding service as a graduate, Gregory Anderson – over 5 yrs drug free, Emile Reid– over 5 yrs drug free, Eric Curry – outstanding service as a graduate, Andrew Lewis – outstanding service as graduate.
This year marks 10 challenging but fulfilling years of ministry to the community by Teen Challenge Jamaica. Through much prayer and fasting the ministry has withstood the rigors of financial constraints, resource needs, public speculations of its effectiveness and has triumphed with many success stories and continues to play a significant role in the lives of many who would have died of their addiction had there not been intervention. Many of who were at this banquet were also there when the first banquet was held to launch Teen Challenge in Jamaica in 1997.
SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS
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