Kingdom Living has the following youth outreach ministries:

GED, Job Training, mentoring for youth in boot camps and on the street

 

 

             Kingdom Living Ministries outreach for our youth is one of the most important ministries. Our youth are the future people of the world. We are acting now to teach and equip them with all tools needed for their future. The mentors are teaching the youth the importance of life and how crucial it means to learn the moral standards of God's way of living here on earth.

 

             Each youth is mentored in a spiritual way to give them a positive mindset. A positive mindset in everything we do makes a remarkable difference in our everyday life. For example, having a mindset that I cannot do anything or I’m a nobody there is not one thing at all a person can accomplish. Having a mindset that I can do all things through Jesus Christ who has already given me the strength changes a person's mind to I can accomplish it because Now the person knows (have the new mindset) they are somebody. With a positive mind, you can conquer the world! The next pages will provide detailed information about each ministry

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Kingdom Living Ministries play a vital role in the economic advancement of Alabama and its citizens by serving the state’s adult population—including non-traditional students who left high school early, high school graduates. The program help students obtain their GED in an employment training program. The Workforce Training helps Students in high school by training, to explore and to discover what the workforce is like before their final choice after high school.

 

 

Adult and Basic Literacy Education (ABLE) 

 

     We are providing FREE services in all 67 Alabama counties. These services assist young adults in acquiring the skills they need to be successful. The education and training, and employment, include: 

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· Basic math, reading, and writing skills

· Adult education/GED preparation)

· employment

· Workplace literacy 

· English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)  

     

     Once basic academic and workforce skills are developed, learners have access to a seamless career pathway by easily transitioning to a credential/certificate program and/or a community college or university within the University System of Alabama. Local ABLE programs collaborate – often co-locating – with other partners within the System, adult workforce centers, community colleges, universities, and their regional branch campuses, allowing continued access to services over a lifetime of learning and career advancement.