SPORTS & OUTDOOR FUN: To help counter the effects of today's internet-surfing, video-gaming culture, The Pulse encourages good clean outdoor fun with swimming, co-ed sports and games that allow for healthy competitive interaction, fresh air, sunshine and plenty of excercise. Experts recommend that kids get 60 minutes or more of moderate to vigorous physical activity each
Cul-ture [kuhl-cher] noun - development or improvement of the mind by education or training. verb (used with object) - to subject to culture; cultivate. The Pulse kids are often from single-parent families who struggle economically. Many parents do not have their own means of transportation, so the children spend much of their time in
Education inside the inner city: Coming from single parent homes, many Pulse students struggle in school. About half are already one year behind. Some have parents who have never finished high school. Many parents struggle to provide basic school supplies for their children.Reading is a critical bridge to success in school. Children generally are learning
The Pulse offers weekly age-appropriate programs. The Bible-based lessons encourage morals, teach life principles and good citizenship. The group games teach teamwork and sportsmanship. A complete dinner is always included. Our programs are designed to bring kids closer to understanding God's plan for their lives, and teach them how they can make a difference
