BROTHERS KEEPERS HARRISBURG (BKH)
The mission of Brothers Keepers Harrisburg (BKH) is to address and meet the ongoing spiritual, social, emotional, practical, and developmental needs of single parent boys whose fathers are absent for any reason by introducing these young men to meaningful dialogue, challenging opportunities and experiences that will expand their thinking and generate a healthy sense of self that comes through excellent mentoring relationships, goal achievement, individual growth, public awareness and recognition.
BKH envisions a community in which every youth experiences nurturing one-to-one relationships and community support, which in turn allows each of them to develop into their full potential, capable of making informed, responsible decisions as involved members of our community.
For additional information on Brothers Keepers and upcoming events, please contact Theo Braddy at 717.939.9500, extension 6, or email at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
CORNELIUS AWARD
The Cornelius Awards ceremony is an annual program that recognizes that strong relationships are at the core of strong communities. The recipients of this prestigious award have demonstrated a strong commitment to their communities and complement AAC’s regional ministry which is dedicated to reaching persons who are broken and hurting due to life situations and restoring them to usefulness through equipping them with the skills and knowledge needed to be productive members of society. The Cornelius Award recipients reach out to those within the region who need to be trained, developed and restored.
For additional information, please contact Cornelius Awards Committee at 717.917.6917 or 717.395.2001.
Please note that nominations for Cornelius Award candidates can only be made by current members of DaySpring Ministries.
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT
The mission of Junior Achievement is to educate and inspire young people to value free enterprise, business and economics to improve the quality of their lives. For additional information on Junior Achievement and upcoming events, please contact Deitra Jones at 717.939.9500, extension 227 or email her at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
COUNSELING CENTER
The counseling center provides guidance and counseling services in the areas of Employment; Financial; Substance Abuse; and Entrepreneurial Counseling.
For additional information on the Counseling Center services, please contact Deitra Jones at 717.939.9500, extension 27.
MARRIAGE ENRICHMENT MINISTRY
The purpose of the Marriage Enrichment Ministry is to minister to married couples, and those intending to be married, using one-on-one, small group workshops, home fellowships, and a variety of written materials, counseling, teaching, seminars and an annual retreat. These activities 
are all based on Biblical principles, and are geared to help couples understand and apply the Word of God in their lives and in their marriages.
For additional information on Marriage Improvement, please contact Byron or Stephanie Lewis at 717.939.9500, extension 6.
MEN’S BREAKFAST
The mission of the Men’s Breakfast is to provide a unique opportunity for men in the Harrisburg region to receive faith-based training and discipleship taught by well-known leaders throughout the area. We believe if we can reach the men in our community and provide positive resources for them to affect a change in their lives, this change will impact the community exponentially. To do this, the Men’s Breakfast Committee organizes a series of breakfasts throughout the year where we bring in nationally, and at times, internationally known speakers to inspire, motivate and train our men to live a more positive lifestyle.
For additional information on the Men’s Breakfast and how you can become a Sponsor, please contact Wendell Yorkman at 717.939.9500, extension 6.
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REGIONAL HEALTH FAIR
The purpose of the Regional Health Fair is to unite communities on common grounds toward healing and wholeness; identify health issues; provide a forum to educate; screen and test; promote resources for all communities to maintain a healthy lifestyle; and renew, refresh and restore the mind, body and soul! For additional information on the Regional Fair, contact Joyce Simms at 717.939.9500, extension 6.
JOB CLUB FOR MEN
This club would be part of the Men’s Ministry and would meet during the day, maybe weekly, until the men gain employment. The club would encourage those who are unemployed, the members could trade employment leads, and they could invite temp services out offering employment opportunities. They will come out for free. EEOE will do workshops, too. For additional information on the Job Club, contact Deitra Jones at 717.939.9500, extension 6.