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Our Vision
Southeast Ministry will provide a ministry of hope for men and women in a safe and respectful environment through education, job readiness, and other programs that build self-esteem, transform lives and help those involved realize their God-given abilities.
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Our Core Values
- SEM programs and activities are client-oriented.
- SEM believes that education, both individually and communally, is the path out of poverty.
- SEM believes that African American history and culture are vital in the formation of the self worth of African Americans and others who are oppressed.
- SEM believes that each participant has worth and is to be respected no matter what their status appears as long as they are willing to work.
- SEM staff will work with those who are willing to work to develop their potential.
- SEM will be honest in all dealings with clients in promoting the program, assessing client ability, attendance, and with client representatives.
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The SEM Story
SEM began in 1990 by listening to low-income persons identify their economic and social needs combined with their grassroots wisdom on how to solve their problems.
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Our Staff
| Jacqueline Barnes |
Executive Director |
| Chester Hart |
AMEN Coordinator |
| Wendell Poole, Sr. |
Office Administrator |
| Daniel Wilkerson |
GED Instructor |
| Diane Harris |
Books For A Brighter Future Coordinator / Instructor |
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The Board of Directors
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| Steven Most |
President
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| Chari Voss |
Secretary |
| Suzanne Hazard |
Treasurer |
| Leslie Bergman |
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| Alesia Frerichs |
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| Lori Hodges |
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| Daphne Rhine |
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| Roger Dahlin |
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| John McDowell |
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| Emily Price |
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| LaTanya Wright |
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The Lutheran Church of the Reformation
Southeast Ministry is a grassroots social justice ministry of the Lutheran Church of the
Reformation that listens to the needs of the community and develops culturally sensitive
education programs that address the root causes of social problems such as poverty, illiteracy, and violence.
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