Earning your GED can be an important step in building self-esteem and a sense of pride and accomplishment.
Call 815-825-9420 or email adulted@kish.edu to schedule a registration appointment.
Join us for a Women’s Luncheon. Our guest speaker will be Rev. Lisa Seymour. This is open to all women ages 18 and up. Please register online to attend. This is a free event.
Earning your GED can be an important step in building self-esteem and a sense of pride and accomplishment.
Call 815-825-9420 or email adulted@kish.edu to schedule a registration appointment.
Cultivating a safe place for women to grow in their faith, building kingdom relationships and fellowship with other like-minded women. This bible study is for all women ages 18 and older.
Earning your GED can be an important step in building self-esteem and a sense of pride and accomplishment.
Call 815-825-9420 or email adulted@kish.edu to schedule a registration appointment.
Presentation of candidates:
Derrick Baker
Menelek Shah
Reggie Russell
Earning your GED can be an important step in building self-esteem and a sense of pride and accomplishment.
Call 815-825-9420 or email adulted@kish.edu to schedule a registration appointment.
SIMBA stands for Safe In My Brother’s Arms
SIMSA stands for Safe In My Sister’s Arms
The SIMBA/ CIRCLE (Simba/Simsa) is an Africentric community that creates a space for listening, teaching, and responding to the needs of young African-American males and females.
Earning your GED can be an important step in building self-esteem and a sense of pride and accomplishment.
Call 815-825-9420 or email adulted@kish.edu to schedule a registration appointment.
Earning your GED can be an important step in building self-esteem and a sense of pride and accomplishment.
Call 815-825-9420 or email adulted@kish.edu to schedule a registration appointment.
Cultivating a safe place for women to grow in their faith, building kingdom relationships and fellowship with other like-minded women. This bible study is for all women ages 18 and older.
Earning your GED can be an important step in building self-esteem and a sense of pride and accomplishment.
Call 815-825-9420 or email adulted@kish.edu to schedule a registration appointment.
Earning your GED can be an important step in building self-esteem and a sense of pride and accomplishment.
Call 815-825-9420 or email adulted@kish.edu to schedule a registration appointment.
SIMBA stands for Safe In My Brother’s Arms
SIMSA stands for Safe In My Sister’s Arms
The SIMBA/ CIRCLE (Simba/Simsa) is an Africentric community that creates a space for listening, teaching, and responding to the needs of young African-American males and females.
Join us for a bike blessing and scenic ride to Kegel Harley-Davidson in Rockford. Once there, we'll enjoy burgers and fellowship. A free-will donation will be requested that will benefit Project HOPE. All bikes are welcome!
Cultivating a safe place for women to grow in their faith, building kingdom relationships and fellowship with other like-minded women. This bible study is for all women ages 18 and older.
SIMBA stands for Safe In My Brother’s Arms
SIMSA stands for Safe In My Sister’s Arms
The SIMBA/ CIRCLE (Simba/Simsa) is an Africentric community that creates a space for listening, teaching, and responding to the needs of young African-American males and females.
All members of New Hope are invited to attend the quarterly Church Business meeting. Immediately following morning service.
Cultivating a safe place for women to grow in their faith, building kingdom relationships and fellowship with other like-minded women. This bible study is for all women ages 18 and older.
SIMBA stands for Safe In My Brother’s Arms
SIMSA stands for Safe In My Sister’s Arms
The SIMBA/ CIRCLE (Simba/Simsa) is an Africentric community that creates a space for listening, teaching, and responding to the needs of young African-American males and females.
Cultivating a safe place for women to grow in their faith, building kingdom relationships and fellowship with other like-minded women. This bible study is for all women ages 18 and older.
SIMBA stands for Safe In My Brother’s Arms
SIMSA stands for Safe In My Sister’s Arms
The SIMBA/ CIRCLE (Simba/Simsa) is an Africentric community that creates a space for listening, teaching, and responding to the needs of young African-American males and females.
Cultivating a safe place for women to grow in their faith, building kingdom relationships and fellowship with other like-minded women. This bible study is for all women ages 18 and older.
SIMBA stands for Safe In My Brother’s Arms
SIMSA stands for Safe In My Sister’s Arms
The SIMBA/ CIRCLE (Simba/Simsa) is an Africentric community that creates a space for listening, teaching, and responding to the needs of young African-American males and females.
All members of New Hope are invited to attend the quarterly Church Business meeting. Immediately following morning service.
Cultivating a safe place for women to grow in their faith, building kingdom relationships and fellowship with other like-minded women. This bible study is for all women ages 18 and older.
SIMBA stands for Safe In My Brother’s Arms
SIMSA stands for Safe In My Sister’s Arms
The SIMBA/ CIRCLE (Simba/Simsa) is an Africentric community that creates a space for listening, teaching, and responding to the needs of young African-American males and females.
Cultivating a safe place for women to grow in their faith, building kingdom relationships and fellowship with other like-minded women. This bible study is for all women ages 18 and older.
SIMBA stands for Safe In My Brother’s Arms
SIMSA stands for Safe In My Sister’s Arms
The SIMBA/ CIRCLE (Simba/Simsa) is an Africentric community that creates a space for listening, teaching, and responding to the needs of young African-American males and females.
Cultivating a safe place for women to grow in their faith, building kingdom relationships and fellowship with other like-minded women. This bible study is for all women ages 18 and older.
SIMBA stands for Safe In My Brother’s Arms
SIMSA stands for Safe In My Sister’s Arms
The SIMBA/ CIRCLE (Simba/Simsa) is an Africentric community that creates a space for listening, teaching, and responding to the needs of young African-American males and females.
All members of New Hope are invited to attend the quarterly Church Business meeting. Immediately following morning service.
All members of New Hope are invited to attend the quarterly Church Business meeting. Immediately following morning service.
This Sunday, we will worship with the NPHC of NIU.
The National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC), also known as the "Divine Nine," is an umbrella organization for nine historically African American fraternities and sororities. These organizations are:
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority
Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority
Iota Phi Theta Fraternity
Earning your GED can be an important step in building self-esteem and a sense of pride and accomplishment.
Call 815-825-9420 or email adulted@kish.edu to schedule a registration appointment.
SIMBA stands for Safe In My Brother’s Arms
SIMSA stands for Safe In My Sister’s Arms
The SIMBA/ CIRCLE (Simba/Simsa) is an Africentric community that creates a space for listening, teaching, and responding to the needs of young African-American males and females.
Members of the community are encouraged to come share a meal and hear from community builder, Dr. Cheng.
Earning your GED can be an important step in building self-esteem and a sense of pride and accomplishment.
Call 815-825-9420 or email adulted@kish.edu to schedule a registration appointment.
Rehearsal will be immediately following morning worship service in the sanctuary.
Rev. Lisa Seymour
Calling all youth innovators in DeKalb County!
Middle school students (grades 6-8) - You are invited to unleash your creativity in a free program designed to help you turn ideas into action.
High school students (grades 9-12) - You will step into the shoes of investors.
This program teaches all participants to:
Have a clear understanding of how to identify challenges.
Develop actionable solutions.
Think like an entrepreneur.
Don’t miss this opportunity to ignite your entrepreneurial mindset and make your ideas shine.
Please join 1st Ward Alderman, Carolyn Zasada for a Ward meeting at New Hope. Carolyn will answer questions, and provide information regarding happenings in the ward and city.
The 1st Ward generally includes the northwest portion of the city from Hillcrest North to Dresser Road and bound on the West and East by Annie Glidden and First Street, however, it also includes the Edens Garden area.
Earning your GED can be an important step in building self-esteem and a sense of pride and accomplishment.
Call 815-825-9420 or email adulted@kish.edu to schedule a registration appointment.
All those interested in participating in this year’s Easter Play please meet in the Primary Classroom immediately following morning worship service.
Earning your GED can be an important step in building self-esteem and a sense of pride and accomplishment.
Call 815-825-9420 or email adulted@kish.edu to schedule a registration appointment.
This march began as a grassroots movement led by Hispanic leaders who wanted to speak up and bring others into the movement. Community members, organizers, and allies have come together to stand in solidarity with all immigrants in DeKalb, including those from often-overlooked countries.
We will gather at 1:30 p.m. at the NIU parking garages and begin marching at 2 p.m. along Lincoln Highway (Route 38) to 1st Street (Peace Corner).
Afterward, individuals will have the opportunity to share their stories and statements of support.
Multiple churches, a coalition of NIU students and staff, and other groups have already joined, and we invite all who stand for immigrant rights to take part.
SIMBA stands for Safe In My Brother’s Arms
SIMSA stands for Safe In My Sister’s Arms
The SIMBA/ CIRCLE (Simba/Simsa) is an Africentric community that creates a space for listening, teaching, and responding to the needs of young African-American males and females.
Renew Church has set the stage for married couples on February 14, from 7-9 p.m. Come out for a night of fun, live jazz, love and a catered dinner for each couple. Register online and reserve your spot. The cost is $50 per couple.
Earning your GED can be an important step in building self-esteem and a sense of pride and accomplishment.
Call 815-825-9420 or email adulted@kish.edu to schedule a registration appointment.
Facilitated by G. Joseph Mitchell
Learn the power of budgeting and “needs vs. wants”.
How do credit scores work and how does that affect you financially?
What does “APR" mean on your credit card statement and how does it affect your balance?
401k’s can help you save for the future!
Light refreshments will be served.
Earning your GED can be an important step in building self-esteem and a sense of pride and accomplishment.
Call 815-825-9420 or email adulted@kish.edu to schedule a registration appointment.
Earning your GED can be an important step in building self-esteem and a sense of pride and accomplishment.
Call 815-825-9420 or email adulted@kish.edu to schedule a registration appointment.
Join us as we honor Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. You can join us in person or watch via Facebook Live.
SIMBA stands for Safe In My Brother’s Arms
SIMSA stands for Safe In My Sister’s Arms
The SIMBA/ CIRCLE (Simba/Simsa) is an Africentric community that creates a space for listening, teaching, and responding to the needs of young African-American males and females.
