We have another great Wednesday planned at that place!
The doors open at 6 and the band starts just after 7 -
Check that place out for youself!
If you liked the band at the MHS Homecoming Dance or DWU Youth Night, check them out at that place this Wednesday night!
Alright... we heard you... that is back!
The one question that has been asked constantly of students, volunteers and anyone else connected with that place is, "When are you going to open that place again?" We had planned to re-open when we moved to a new location, but it has taken longer than we hoped. So, instead of waiting we have decided to open the doors at 420 N Main once again on Friday nights! As we are able to move to a new location we will work toward expanding the activities available and the hours of operation. So tell everybody that you are going to be at that place and get ready for the question we love to hear... "What place?" Make sure you smile when you repeat back to them very slowly... "That place!" We have found that parents especially love our name.
On Fridays we
are open from 7-11 PM
for students
in grades 7-12.
(Sorry 6th graders. We have a few
volunteers who
work at the middle school so please don't lie about your grade in a
weak attempt to get inside. Your 7th grade year will be here
before you know it.) If you are under 7th grade or
are
out of school and 18 or older, hanging out at that place is not an
option.
Each Wednesday our building is used by the student ministries of Life Church for the Life kids (elementary students in grades k-5) and Youth Worship (grades 6-8 and 9-12) See, we don't hate 6th graders - on Wednesdays we are here for you too! Students and parents are welcome to learn more about what happens here in the middle of the week by clicking on the Wednesday or Life Church links.
Be part of the solution, not part of the problem!
Wouldn't it be great if everyone, whether young or old, who noticed something that needed to be started, stopped or improved within a community, would actually think about their role and then do what they could to make a positive difference? That place is the result of a group of students who did more than just whine or gripe about Mitchell or about what others were or weren't doing. They saw a need and were willing to use what they had, to do what they could to make a difference in our community. Today, you have the choice to be a finger-pointing complainer or be someone who might just have an idea that would make this or any place just a little bit better. Feel free to contact me if you have any concerns or ideas! - Bill Parks
Check out Souled Out @ MHS this school year!!
We have listed
our Student Ministries
Building for sale.
If you are in the market for
a unique and historic downtown location, please 
If you are interested in
supporting that place with a
tax-deductible donation click on the word