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Appalachian Teen Challenge does
not discriminate
when admitting new applicants. |
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Jay Shannon, Director of
Admissions
"It is an honor and privilege to serve as the Director of
Admissions here at Appalachian Teen Challenge. I am a graduate of this
program and feel that my personal experience will be a tool in
communicating and relating to people. My desire is to help the hurting
and broken find the place
of restoration and rejuvenation through the love of Jesus. " |
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Applicants are only accepted who, during a rigorous interview with our Director
of Admissions, have demonstrated a sincere desire for a complete change of
lifestyle. Persons who fail to demonstrate that desire are refused admission
into the program. We recognize that some applicants will benefit from
professional medical treatment; therefore, in these cases referrals are made to
the appropriate professionals.
As a trans denominational ministry, Appalachian Teen
Challenge, Inc. does not discriminate when admitting new applicants, regardless
of their race, religion, political persuasion, nationality, or otherwise. |
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The Application Process |
- Interested persons should
contact our office at
(304) 384-3307
or 384-9074.
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- Once contacted, the Director
of Admissions conducts an extensive interview to determine if the
individual is a candidate for the program.
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- If accepted, the applicant is
instructed to receive a medical physical and provide a completed
application, admission fee, and return bus fare.
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- The applicant is then given
an admission date. On this date, he is required to sign and complete
various liability release forms.
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| Application
Forms (Click Word or PDF)
To download a PDF file, you must have Adobe Reader.
Click here to download the Adobe Reader. |
| Letter to Applicant |
Word |
PDF |
| Application for Admission |
Word |
PDF |
| Medical Exam & History
Questionnaire |
Word |
PDF |
| Statement of Faith |
Word |
PDF |
| Student Manual |
Word |
PDF |
| Liability Release |
Word |
PDF |
| Family Visitation Letter |
Word |
PDF |
| Consent for Release of
Confidential Information |
Word |
PDF |
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Dusty |
Daniel |
Mike & LeeAnn |
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After
completing the program at Appalachian Teen Challenge, Dusty served on
staff for 2 1/2 years. He is now enrolled in Bible college, and has been
elected Class President. |
Daniel was a
Satanist and a drug addict, and has graduated from Teen Challenge. He
went on to bible college, and will soon graduate. |
"God freed me
from alcohol and total despair at Appalachian Teen Challenge. Since
graduation, I have gotten married, and become the Associate Pastor of a
church." |
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Dave & Erin |
Marcus |
Matt |
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Dave was addicted to crack cocaine, but his life was
changed through Teen Challenge program. He graduated, went on to Bible
college, is now married, and has accepted a position as Youth Pastor of
a church. |
"I have a future full of hope thanks to Teen
Challenge and the forgiveness of Jesus Christ! Since graduation from
Teen Challenge, I have enrolled in college, and plan to pursue a degree
in Accounting." |
Matt was addicted to crystal meth, but his life was
transformed through a relationship with Jesus. He graduated from
Appalachian Teen Challenge and is now a student at Zion Bible College.
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