The Storm with Push Faith House - Founder, Elder Shirley Brown - Wakefield Va.

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Push is a ministry that began December 25, 2013 by Elder Shirley BrownPush provides a month stay. Residents are referred through Southampton, Sussex, Surry and Isle of Wight DSS. Residents are required to actively follow their individual Plan of Action daily to becoming independent. Power Praise Church, Angel’s Island Salon, and Kingdom Kuts Christian Cosmetology School are located downstairs. Residents are required to attend and participate in at least two services weekly and the school offers cosmetology, nail and wax technology to the residents free of charge if funds are not available. Computers are available downstairs for job search.202 East Main Street - Suite 203 - Wakefield va. 23888Elder Shirley Brown - 757 - 235 - 6055Shelter - 757 - 758 - 4778Facebook - Push Faith [email protected]: www.kingdompusherz.com

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