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About Layton Study Center Layton Study Center is a not-for-profit supplemental character education center for men located in the Milwaukee area. Originally located on Layton Avenue, we have been serving the greater Milwaukee area for over fifty years. In 1975 we relocated to our current location in Brookfield Wisconsin. Layton offers programs to students and professional men to develop the personal qualities that enable them to integrate faith, study, work and friendship. Layton Study Center's work with men provides them direction and encouragement to see their life's work and family responsibilities in a larger, more generous way: to view them as a means for serving God and others, a framework for character growth, and a way to contribute to the common good of society. We strive to instill in everyone a sense that life is a human and supernatural adventure in which the pursuit of truth and meaning is a challenging but rewarding endeavor. We also foster the supernatural confidence of men who realize that God is their Father and cares personally for them. Layton Study Center and its programs are inspired by the spirit of Opus Dei, a Personal Prelature of the Catholic Church ( see below ) All of Layton Study Center's spiritual activities are entrusted to the Prelature. It's basic message is that ordinary people can live full and vibrant Christian lives in and through their ordinary tasks and responsibilities.

The Break Teen Center in Crystal Lake, IL, is dedicated to providing adolescents and young adults with a safe and engaging environment where they can connect, have fun, and find acceptance among their peers and community adults. The center offers a variety of programs and activities, including field trips, craft sessions, and community meals, aimed at fostering personal growth and social interaction. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, The Break not only prioritizes the well-being of local youth but also collaborates with community volunteers and sponsors to enhance their offerings. By hosting events such as movie outings and creative workshops, they create opportunities for young people to engage in enriching experiences throughout the year. Generated from the website