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	Primary Class Jesus said, "Learn of Me" Youth Class Primary Class (above) This class is taught by Deaconess Annette Davis   New Convert Class (below) This class is taught by Associate Pastor Rodney J. Davis Sister Jonnie Eason Christian Education Leader Youth Class (above) This class is taught by Minister George Hanson   Adult Class (below) This class is taught by Associate Pastor Veola Dunn New Convert Class "Back to School" This is the theme of our, Christian Education department. Sister Jonnie Eason, has been anointed by God to lead our program. We have increased our attendance on all levels, our goal is to do as David said in the Psalms "Thy word, I have hidden on my inward part, that I might not sin against thee". We must not loss sight of how important it is to teach the word of God! Adult Class

	Second Annual "Dotson & House of Prayer Scholarship Foundation" Award We are proud to announce, our 2nd annual "Dotson HPC Scholarship Foundation Award",  we will be giving out four $500 scholarships, to first and second year college students.  Recipients of the scholarship was Lee County African American high school seniors with a 2.75 GPA, and second years college student with GPA of 2.00 or better, student will also need to present a reference letter from a teacher at their high school or college professor. These students demonstrate financial need,  and they will need to write a minimum 500-word essay on the topic, "The Value of a College Education". Dead line for this is June 6, 2009, scholorship will be awarded over the summer. Student will need to provide proof of  Fall registration, and monies will be sent to directly to the school of choice. We are still accepting donations for 2009 just click on the donation button below, with donations from the community and businesses we hope to be able to do even more. If you would like to help further the education of an economically challenged youth for the fall of 2009, please contact Lynda Dotson @ 239-278-7130   Click here to make a donation:

	Florida A&M Looking for Black Female Students Scholarship Information Florida A & M University is providing an outstanding opportunity for Black women entering college in the fall of 2009. It is designed to address their absence in the field of computer technology. Dr. Jason Black is the Principal Investigator of a recently awarded $552,000 NSF Grant entitled African-American Women in Computer Science. The grant provides scholarships from $4000 to $10,000 per year for female African American students. . Click here for Scholarship information

Nicolas Golder University of Kentucky 2008

Frank Upton Dumbar High School 2008

Larica Dabney Ft Myers High School 2008

Constance Lawrance Edision Community College

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