Divine Exchange Ministry, Inc.
1441 Woodmont Ln., NW, Atlanta, 30318
(404) 462-6831
Divine Exchange Ministry is a faith-based nonprofit that started in 1996 and serves the Washington, DC area. It is now setting up services in Metro Atlanta. It offers free community programs such as prayer gatherings, women's groups, spiritual wellness recovery support, youth prevention classes, and referrals.
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What they offer 7
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Beautiful Pearls (BP)Program
A youth prevention program for girls. It has a girls' conversation group, etiquette training, pregnancy prevention education, and small-group lessons on writing and business.
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Celebrate Life! Spiritual Wellness RecoveryProgram
Spiritual wellness recovery support and educational sessions. It also includes the Atlanta Women's Coalition and community workshops.
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Community Resources & Referral ServicesService
Referrals to other groups for food, clothing, and health help. They also refer students, families, and people who are homeless.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Prayer Lab (Training Transformational Prayer Lab)Program
A two-hour prayer training held four times a year. It helps people start or deepen their prayer life.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Project Exchange (PE)Program
A youth prevention program for boys and girls together. Topics include teen dating, preventing drug and criminal activity, and job readiness.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Training & ConsultingService
Dr. Canzada Twyman offers training and consulting to organizations, agencies, and communities. Topics include spirituality and recovery, coping with anger, and case management.
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Women of Exchange Empowerment (WoEE)Program
A group of faith-led women who support homeless and hurting women and girls. It includes prayer gatherings, tea time, empowerment groups, and weekly wellness sessions.
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