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Heaven or Hell?

America Youth Outreach (continued - page 2)





Self-respect and self-worth
Kindness and respect / understanding towards others
Broken or troubled child / parent relationships
School violence and the life of Rachel Scott and her killers at Columbine High School
Sexual promiscuity / abstinence
Drug and alcohol abuse
Suicide
Breaking unhealthy generational patterns
Goals / life planning



These and other important issues are taught using live music, videos, humor, and skits involving students.

Our events focus on instilling hope and respect in students. We've found there is generally a root problem in students who are disruptive, promiscuous, or abusive. When we've looked deeper into these students' behavior we've found a pattern of emotional pain usually from a broken home life, the awkward struggle of seeking approval from classmates or the pain of rejection and ridicule.

Administrators and teachers thank us constantly for the program they say “changed their school” letting them get back to the focus of teaching.


Last year my dad and I had gotten into a big fight and the same night my best friend came to get me. I had bruises on my arm and it led to questions at school. Social Services got involved - everything was a mess. At the same time, my dad lost his job, my parents announced their divorce, and I moved out. I gave up and realized I couldn't handle this life any more, the stress and everything happening. You guys are amazing and have helped me through so much. I understand life now, and all it has to offer. Thank you for everything. - Melissa

I escape it all by drinking or doing drugs . . . I got older and dumber, and life got worse for me. When I came home from school today I gave my younger brother and sister, and my mother a hug and kiss and told them I loved them . . . I am going to try my hardest to stand up for what I believe in. I'm not going to harm my body to escape the pains of life, and I won't pretend to be somebody who I'm not so that I will fit in . . . I guess I am just trying to say thank you. You have brought me back... and shown me how much I really have to lose. - Tina

I have been suicidal for 3 years. There have been many times I have thought there was no way I could go on in this world. My mom is always traveling and my dad and I don't really get along. I feel as if I am never good enough for them. When you came and spoke at my school you made me feel special. I had to leave the room crying because what they had to say really touched me. I now think of my future and what it holds for me. Thank You with all of my heart - Kristen

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