This is the place where the semi-trailer load of items collected at Annual Conference last June, was delivered. As the school began to struggle financially, Dr. Godman, a Methodist missionary, gathered several of the young ladies and began a tour of the northern states as the Jubilee Singers. The group so impressed Mrs. Sager and Mrs. Brown that they purchased the school in 1921 for what is now the UM Women s Division. As the ministries and mission of this center continue to unfold, numerous opportunities will be lifted up for sustained and appropriate participation in providing for material needs of people throughout the world. Recruiting and Training of Disaster Response volunteers occurs here.
Programs abound to help residents build better lives for themselves and their families.
Programs include adult education, budgeting, home maintenance, emergency medical training, self-help programs, counseling, girls clubs, food for seniors, parenting, computer training, etc. Volunteers will find themselves sorting and shipping material for national and international relief and disaster response, home repair and rehabilitation, construction of affordable homes, training through sharing skills, general maintenance of the Sager-Brown facility, gardening and landscaping. With a daily click of the mouse, you can help donate food for World Hunger at NO COST to you. Huge companies do the actual donating. The report will tell you how much has been donated day by day.