Guthridge Elementary School

The Southeast Kansas Education Service Center, or Greenbush as it's commonly known, started in 1976 as three employees in a small, vacant school building donated by USD 248 Girard. The ESC started on the basis that it would provide area school districts a way of accomplishing things that would be too costly individually. The five original member districts Erie-St. Paul, Yates Center, Riverton, Girard and Fort Scott Community College joined together to establish a list of priorities and form a board of education with representatives from each of their own district boards. The ESC has more than 200 programs and services and 500-plus employees. Services extend far past the physical boundaries of the Greenbush property, which has expanded to include more than 500 acres, four permanent buildings and a fleet of mobile education vehicles. Programs range from education in state corrections facilities and the provision of interpreters for deaf and hearing impaired students in schools to home-based education for parents of toddlers and pre-schoolers and helping establish mentoring programs in communities.

Living Word Assembly is a Spirit-led church located in Lexington, South Carolina, dedicated to the mission of Making Christ Visible. With a focus on building a Christ-centered, people-focused community, the church aims to help individuals experience the transformative power of faith in their lives. This congregation welcomes everyone — whether exploring faith or dedicated believers — emphasizing the importance of each person's relationship with God. Driven by a vision of outreach and love, Living Word Assembly actively engages in ministries that aim to positively impact the community and facilitate spiritual growth. Generated from the website