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- Coordinated by Derold Mompremier (left in red)
- Trains a select group of 12-15 young men and women to be Christ-like servant leaders in their families, churches and communities.
- The class meets two afternoons a week (2.5 hours each day) from October through May in a roundtable discussion format focusing on the application of class topics to the students' lives.
- Students are encouraged to keep growing in their personal relationship with God.
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- Subjects taught include Bible study, Christian leadership in the community, how to work on committees, and societal and lifestyle issues.
- Students also participate in service projects in the local area to apply principles learned in the class.
- Guest speakers, such as pastors, professionals and leaders in the community, as well as visitors to HAFF, discuss their own leadership experiences with the students and offer encouragement and advice.
- Each year there is a day of reflection featuring Bible study and fun.
- Each year's day of reflection is followed by a day at the beach and a meal at a restaurant; first time experiences for many of the youth.
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- The year ends with a graduation ceremony (photo below) in which the Young Leaders sing, present gifts to that year's facilitators, receive gifts from family and friends and are given a certificate marking their major accomplishment.
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