Antioch Ministries

“Expenses advertising and promotion 1,380 office 1,117 telephone & internet 1,248 travel 74 training 1,554 training 378 insurance 2,967 insurance 1,272 supplies 2,939 supplies 4,898 supplies 2,265 activities 727 activities 1,212 activities 370 dues & subscriptions 554 miscellaneous 1,206 food 2,556 food 4,260 food 1,703 bank charges 758 non-investment depreciation 7,223 total 40,661”

“Accounts receivable 4,895 822 equipment 1,120 1,120 less accumulated depreciation 1,120 1,120 total 4,895 822”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses -23 0 unsecured notes and loans payable 0 2,326 deferred gift 5,000 5,000 insurance proceeds 19,045 0”

“Antioch ministries' purpose is to make disciples of jesus christ and develop youth who are on the path to becoming successful community members. We hope to assist in the removal of educational, economic, and spiritual barriers that will prevent this success from taking place. We do this by empowering young leaders in north minneapolis in a holistic neighborhood environment where a sense of belonging is created, and neighborhood stability is desired. Youth get mentored by caring adults and participate in activities in an environment that fosters trust and the opportunity to move towards leadership.”

“Evening programs for children and teens, 1415 oliver ave n - antioch ministries has weekly programs at this location that provides an environment of trust for children and youth ages 6-17. This environment is created through sharing a meal together, doing bible study, receiving homework help, and developing healthy relationships with peers and mentors. We have 3 different programs that meet at this location. On mondays, we partner with treehouse to provide programming for 12-17 year-olds. This program meets weekly in this neighborhood environment for 2 hours. In addition, we have a wednesday night program that focuses on doing a similar program, but for 6-11 year-olds, that also lasts 2 hours. The programs average 8-12 kids each program night. In addition, volunteer leaders help for a total of 3 hours each week. What has been gained through this program is the progress of neighborhood stability, trusting relationships with youth and parents in the neighborhood, and an overall sense of community value as all are contributing to the environment just by their presence. One staff member and an average of 8 adult volunteers helped to lead these programs.”

“After school program, 2811 fremont ave n - antioch ministries held a weekly evening program very similar to the program at the oliver house. This program hosted kids ages 6-17 every monday and thursday evening. The kids came to do homework, have discussions about life, have dinner, and participate in recreational activities. This program saw between 10-20 kids on a weekly basis. In addition, summertime programming at this house took place weekly at the same time, but involved backyard bbq's and activities to engage youth and families in the neighborhood. Some of the same gains made at the oliver house continue to be made here, which is trusting relationships with youth and families, a space to feel belonging, and an environment that can help remove barriers to current and future successes. This program was operated with one staff member and an average of 6 adult volunteers. Also, we held 2 back to school parties for the neighborhood where 100+ youth received backpacks, and over 125 people attended the 2 events.”

“Shield antioch ministries started a pilot project in september to increase outreach to youth in north minneapolis. The aim is to expand our impact on youth in north minneapolis through local churches. We started by partnering with shiloh temple international ministries and zion baptist church. In just 2 short months, the shield project has already connected with over 40 new youth in north minneapolis. The curriculum has been really well- received, especially by the teens. On the night focused on talking about what's happening currently, one of the girls expressed how amazed they were that they could talk about what's going on in their life at the program, even things going on that day. She appreciated it so much, she shared that with her mom who reported back to us.”