Shiloh Students
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Our Focus

New Era Student Ministries is focused on encouraging our students to be engaged, equipped, and empowered to "Advance the Kingdom of God." New Era is focused on growing collectively as a ministry and as individuals who are Christ-centered, kingdom minded, socially conscious, academically geared, physically healthy, and financially aware.

Middle/High School

In this image students are having fun in a play room at Shiloh Baptist church

New Era Student Ministry:

Teens are encouraged to develop a closer relationship with God through biblical application, experiential learning, spiritual worship, and life-changing fellowship.

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Youth Choir:

Children age 10 – 18 use their God-given talents to worship God and to inspire others to worship Him.

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New Era Collegiate Connections

College Ministry provides connection and coverage for our college students as they grow in their walk with God.

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In this image Shiloh students are having a conversation in play roomimage of Shiloh students during a play at an eventTwo persons sitting by folding hands in a manner of prayingA girl is seen smiling in a "Too Blessed to be stressed" graphica Shiloh student holding a mike and sharing his thoughts
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New Era Scholarship Ministry:

Provides financial assistance to enhance the ability of students to achieve their academic goals and develop skills needed for the future.

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Academic Christian Education Tutorial Program (A.C.E.)

ACE provides individualized academic enrichment outside of the traditional classroom setting to inspire young minds toward independent and critical thinking, which is essential for continued academic progression. ACE also seeks to educate parents and students on being competitive candidates for college and other continued learning programs.

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