Early Intervention. Model & Demonstration Site. Replication.
Comprehensive Intervention Using Evidence-Based Strategies
Early Foundation is a model demonstration program for toddlers with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) which provides comprehensive intervention using evidence-based strategies, primarily from the field of applied behavior analysis.

This unique project began in October 2007 at it’s original site, to address the importance of intensive intervention as soon as a child receives a diagnosis or shows at risk for having ASD and to provide these services in a developmentally appropriate setting that includes access to typical peers.

Children who are participating in this program receive a combination of services that are designed to meet the individual needs of the child. A unique aspect of this model is that it is located in a community early learning environment. As part of serving the youngest children with ASD, Early Foundations is partnered with Shawnee Public Schools and the Pup Pack, which offers to the community an inclusive daycare program for the children of SPS teachers and employees. Because of this unique partnership, children with ASD are able to participate in preschool activities and games with their peers.

Early Foundations launched it’s Shawnee site at St. Paul’s United Methodist Church in the fall of 2019

Learn more about Early Foundations: https://www.autismcenterok.org/early-foundations/

To speak with someone with Shawnee Public Schools regarding participation in our Early Foundations program, contact:

Emily Fleming
Shawnee Public Schools Administrative Central Office
(405) 273-0653

326 N. Union Ave.
Shawnee, OK 74801

https://www.shawnee.k12.ok.us/

The Early Foundations program in Shawnee is the work of a community cooperative made up of the following partners: the Avedis Foundation, Citizen Potawatomi Nation, the Oklahoma Autism Center, Shawnee Public Schools, Shawnee St. Paul’s United Methodist Church, and Sooner Start.

Learn more about Early Foundations and the cooperative partnership: https://www.news-star.com/news/20190813/program-for-children-with-autism-to-teach-communication-social-skills

Pup Pack is a program of Shawnee Public Schools housed at Shawnee St. Paul’s United Methodist Church. Pup Pack serves as a daycare for the children of Shawnee Public School teachers and employees.

“Pup Pack is available to teachers at a slightly reduced cost and works around public school schedules.”

DR. APRIL GRACE, SHAWNEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT
Pup Pack serves children in the age range of 0 – 11 Months, 12 – 23 Months, 2 Years, and 3 Years. Pup Pack has a maximum capacity of 30 children.

To learn more about Pup Pack and it’s integration with the Early Foundations program, we encourage you to read this article from the Shawnee News Star: https://www.news-star.com/news/20190813/program-for-children-with-autism-to-teach-communication-social-skills

To speak with someone regarding enrolling in the Pup Pack, contact Shawnee Public Schools directly by using the following information:

Shawnee Public Schools Administrative Central Office
(405) 273-0653

326 N. Union Ave.
Shawnee, OK 74801

https://www.shawnee.k12.ok.us/

Learn more about Silver Lining Arts Academy at www.slaaok.com or on Facebook. Silver Lining Arts Academy is independent from Shawnee St. Paul's. Owned and operated by Melissa Kamm. Call 405-585-8886 to enroll today.

Facilities booked for a private event.

Sunday small groups for faith formation. All ages. Visit our Faith Formation page on our website to learn more.

Early Intervention. Model & Demonstration Site. Replication.
Comprehensive Intervention Using Evidence-Based Strategies
Early Foundation is a model demonstration program for toddlers with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) which provides comprehensive intervention using evidence-based strategies, primarily from the field of applied behavior analysis.

This unique project began in October 2007 at it’s original site, to address the importance of intensive intervention as soon as a child receives a diagnosis or shows at risk for having ASD and to provide these services in a developmentally appropriate setting that includes access to typical peers.

Children who are participating in this program receive a combination of services that are designed to meet the individual needs of the child. A unique aspect of this model is that it is located in a community early learning environment. As part of serving the youngest children with ASD, Early Foundations is partnered with Shawnee Public Schools and the Pup Pack, which offers to the community an inclusive daycare program for the children of SPS teachers and employees. Because of this unique partnership, children with ASD are able to participate in preschool activities and games with their peers.

Early Foundations launched it’s Shawnee site at St. Paul’s United Methodist Church in the fall of 2019

Learn more about Early Foundations: https://www.autismcenterok.org/early-foundations/

To speak with someone with Shawnee Public Schools regarding participation in our Early Foundations program, contact:

Emily Fleming
Shawnee Public Schools Administrative Central Office
(405) 273-0653

326 N. Union Ave.
Shawnee, OK 74801

https://www.shawnee.k12.ok.us/

The Early Foundations program in Shawnee is the work of a community cooperative made up of the following partners: the Avedis Foundation, Citizen Potawatomi Nation, the Oklahoma Autism Center, Shawnee Public Schools, Shawnee St. Paul’s United Methodist Church, and Sooner Start.

Learn more about Early Foundations and the cooperative partnership: https://www.news-star.com/news/20190813/program-for-children-with-autism-to-teach-communication-social-skills

Pup Pack is a program of Shawnee Public Schools housed at Shawnee St. Paul’s United Methodist Church. Pup Pack serves as a daycare for the children of Shawnee Public School teachers and employees.

“Pup Pack is available to teachers at a slightly reduced cost and works around public school schedules.”

DR. APRIL GRACE, SHAWNEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT
Pup Pack serves children in the age range of 0 – 11 Months, 12 – 23 Months, 2 Years, and 3 Years. Pup Pack has a maximum capacity of 30 children.

To learn more about Pup Pack and it’s integration with the Early Foundations program, we encourage you to read this article from the Shawnee News Star: https://www.news-star.com/news/20190813/program-for-children-with-autism-to-teach-communication-social-skills

To speak with someone regarding enrolling in the Pup Pack, contact Shawnee Public Schools directly by using the following information:

Shawnee Public Schools Administrative Central Office
(405) 273-0653

326 N. Union Ave.
Shawnee, OK 74801

https://www.shawnee.k12.ok.us/

Join Pastor Tiffany and Tate every Monday at noon for a 15 minute boost to your week.

Tate and Tiffany offer laughter, joy, devotional moments, encouragement, faith, and inspiration to start your week off strong and keep you going.

We know the world is challenging and we want you to know you’re not alone. Join us for 15 minutes of your lunch break, LIVE on the Shawnee St. Paul’s Facebook page.

Email us at info@shawneestpauls.com to share positive stories, where you’ve been inspired lately, and how we can encourage you.

The St. Paul's Mission Post is open Monday - Thursday from 1pm to 4pm.

Mail Pick-Up: If you have a registered mailbox at the Mission Post you can pick-up your mail during our open hours. Only registered members are allowed to pick-up mail. Must match the name and photo assigned with the box.

To apply for a free Mission Post mailbox, come visit us Monday - Thursday, from 1pm to 4pm. *Based on availability and application approval.

Pantry: The St. Paul's Mission Post has hygiene products, cold weather essentials, and food pantry items available. One visit to the pantry per family, per week. Visit us Monday - Thursday from 1pm to 4pm.

If you’ve spent part of your life—or most of your life—struggling to get by in the world, the idea of actually getting ahead might seem out of reach. But even if your story has been filled with barriers, vanishing opportunities, and setbacks, the next chapter can change all that. Yes, you have to write it, but you don’t have to do it alone.

In a facilitated group setting, Getting Ahead in a Just-Gettin’-By World takes you step by step through a discovery of yourself like no other. It’s not just about how you got where you are now. It’s also about what comes next to build the life you want. Plus, the workbook helps you develop relationships with people who will support you all along the way.

The class is limited to 12 participants. The participants will be chosen based on the information on the application, along with their willingness to fully participate in 16-20 sessions. Childcare will be provided during class sessions.

Participants will earn a $25 gift card for every class they attend. If all classes are attended, (which is the expectation) participants will earn up to $500. When the classes end, participants will be matched with a mentor and invited to attend ‘Staying Ahead’ meetings that will allow us to continue to assist you as you build your resources to become self-sufficient.

For more information, go to www.shawneebridges.com and contact:

Tiffany J. Walker
Program Director
Shawnee Bridges Out of Poverty
Phone: 405-432-2430
Cell: 405.434.9420

*Shawnee Bridges is independent from Shawnee St. Paul's.

Join us for a free dinner on the 1st and 3rd Mondays of every month.

Early Intervention. Model & Demonstration Site. Replication.
Comprehensive Intervention Using Evidence-Based Strategies
Early Foundation is a model demonstration program for toddlers with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) which provides comprehensive intervention using evidence-based strategies, primarily from the field of applied behavior analysis.

This unique project began in October 2007 at it’s original site, to address the importance of intensive intervention as soon as a child receives a diagnosis or shows at risk for having ASD and to provide these services in a developmentally appropriate setting that includes access to typical peers.

Children who are participating in this program receive a combination of services that are designed to meet the individual needs of the child. A unique aspect of this model is that it is located in a community early learning environment. As part of serving the youngest children with ASD, Early Foundations is partnered with Shawnee Public Schools and the Pup Pack, which offers to the community an inclusive daycare program for the children of SPS teachers and employees. Because of this unique partnership, children with ASD are able to participate in preschool activities and games with their peers.

Early Foundations launched it’s Shawnee site at St. Paul’s United Methodist Church in the fall of 2019

Learn more about Early Foundations: https://www.autismcenterok.org/early-foundations/

To speak with someone with Shawnee Public Schools regarding participation in our Early Foundations program, contact:

Emily Fleming
Shawnee Public Schools Administrative Central Office
(405) 273-0653

326 N. Union Ave.
Shawnee, OK 74801

https://www.shawnee.k12.ok.us/

The Early Foundations program in Shawnee is the work of a community cooperative made up of the following partners: the Avedis Foundation, Citizen Potawatomi Nation, the Oklahoma Autism Center, Shawnee Public Schools, Shawnee St. Paul’s United Methodist Church, and Sooner Start.

Learn more about Early Foundations and the cooperative partnership: https://www.news-star.com/news/20190813/program-for-children-with-autism-to-teach-communication-social-skills

Pup Pack is a program of Shawnee Public Schools housed at Shawnee St. Paul’s United Methodist Church. Pup Pack serves as a daycare for the children of Shawnee Public School teachers and employees.

“Pup Pack is available to teachers at a slightly reduced cost and works around public school schedules.”

DR. APRIL GRACE, SHAWNEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT
Pup Pack serves children in the age range of 0 – 11 Months, 12 – 23 Months, 2 Years, and 3 Years. Pup Pack has a maximum capacity of 30 children.

To learn more about Pup Pack and it’s integration with the Early Foundations program, we encourage you to read this article from the Shawnee News Star: https://www.news-star.com/news/20190813/program-for-children-with-autism-to-teach-communication-social-skills

To speak with someone regarding enrolling in the Pup Pack, contact Shawnee Public Schools directly by using the following information:

Shawnee Public Schools Administrative Central Office
(405) 273-0653

326 N. Union Ave.
Shawnee, OK 74801

https://www.shawnee.k12.ok.us/

The St. Paul's Mission Post is open Monday - Thursday from 1pm to 4pm.

Mail Pick-Up: If you have a registered mailbox at the Mission Post you can pick-up your mail during our open hours. Only registered members are allowed to pick-up mail. Must match the name and photo assigned with the box.

To apply for a free Mission Post mailbox, come visit us Monday - Thursday, from 1pm to 4pm. *Based on availability and application approval.

Pantry: The St. Paul's Mission Post has hygiene products, cold weather essentials, and food pantry items available. One visit to the pantry per family, per week. Visit us Monday - Thursday from 1pm to 4pm.

Learn more about Silver Lining Arts Academy at www.slaaok.com or on Facebook. Silver Lining Arts Academy is independent from Shawnee St. Paul's. Owned and operated by Melissa Kamm. Call 405-585-8886 to enroll today.

New study begins online on Tuesday nights at 6:30pm (September 7th) and Wednesday mornings on campus at 10:30am (September 8th.)
Books are available through Cokesbury for $20.99 or Amazon for $21.15.

Mothers in Israel: Methodist Beginnings through the Eyes of Women by Donna L. Fowler-Marchant.

Led by Rev. Dr. Tiffany Nagel Monroe

To connect with our online study, visit our private study group on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/1330618357043261 or email Pastor Tiffany at tiffany@shawneestpauls.com. The online study will take place over Zoom and a link will be provided.

*Also available on campus on Wednesdays at 10:30am.

Early Intervention. Model & Demonstration Site. Replication.
Comprehensive Intervention Using Evidence-Based Strategies
Early Foundation is a model demonstration program for toddlers with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) which provides comprehensive intervention using evidence-based strategies, primarily from the field of applied behavior analysis.

This unique project began in October 2007 at it’s original site, to address the importance of intensive intervention as soon as a child receives a diagnosis or shows at risk for having ASD and to provide these services in a developmentally appropriate setting that includes access to typical peers.

Children who are participating in this program receive a combination of services that are designed to meet the individual needs of the child. A unique aspect of this model is that it is located in a community early learning environment. As part of serving the youngest children with ASD, Early Foundations is partnered with Shawnee Public Schools and the Pup Pack, which offers to the community an inclusive daycare program for the children of SPS teachers and employees. Because of this unique partnership, children with ASD are able to participate in preschool activities and games with their peers.

Early Foundations launched it’s Shawnee site at St. Paul’s United Methodist Church in the fall of 2019

Learn more about Early Foundations: https://www.autismcenterok.org/early-foundations/

To speak with someone with Shawnee Public Schools regarding participation in our Early Foundations program, contact:

Emily Fleming
Shawnee Public Schools Administrative Central Office
(405) 273-0653

326 N. Union Ave.
Shawnee, OK 74801

https://www.shawnee.k12.ok.us/

The Early Foundations program in Shawnee is the work of a community cooperative made up of the following partners: the Avedis Foundation, Citizen Potawatomi Nation, the Oklahoma Autism Center, Shawnee Public Schools, Shawnee St. Paul’s United Methodist Church, and Sooner Start.

Learn more about Early Foundations and the cooperative partnership: https://www.news-star.com/news/20190813/program-for-children-with-autism-to-teach-communication-social-skills

Pup Pack is a program of Shawnee Public Schools housed at Shawnee St. Paul’s United Methodist Church. Pup Pack serves as a daycare for the children of Shawnee Public School teachers and employees.

“Pup Pack is available to teachers at a slightly reduced cost and works around public school schedules.”

DR. APRIL GRACE, SHAWNEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT
Pup Pack serves children in the age range of 0 – 11 Months, 12 – 23 Months, 2 Years, and 3 Years. Pup Pack has a maximum capacity of 30 children.

To learn more about Pup Pack and it’s integration with the Early Foundations program, we encourage you to read this article from the Shawnee News Star: https://www.news-star.com/news/20190813/program-for-children-with-autism-to-teach-communication-social-skills

To speak with someone regarding enrolling in the Pup Pack, contact Shawnee Public Schools directly by using the following information:

Shawnee Public Schools Administrative Central Office
(405) 273-0653

326 N. Union Ave.
Shawnee, OK 74801

https://www.shawnee.k12.ok.us/

Join us on Wednesday mornings for breakfast and conversation at Sunny Side Up in downtown Shawnee, OK.

Every Wednesday morning at 7:00am.

Led by Tate Monroe

Come for a cup of coffee, a whole breakfast, or just conversation and community.

Call 405-273-0982 for more information.

Study various sections of scripture and study books to deepen your faith.

The St. Paul's Mission Post is open Monday - Thursday from 1pm to 4pm.

Mail Pick-Up: If you have a registered mailbox at the Mission Post you can pick-up your mail during our open hours. Only registered members are allowed to pick-up mail. Must match the name and photo assigned with the box.

To apply for a free Mission Post mailbox, come visit us Monday - Thursday, from 1pm to 4pm. *Based on availability and application approval.

Pantry: The St. Paul's Mission Post has hygiene products, cold weather essentials, and food pantry items available. One visit to the pantry per family, per week. Visit us Monday - Thursday from 1pm to 4pm.

On Campus
Contact Tim Boyer for more information.
405-273-0982
Tim@shawneestpauls.com.

Early Intervention. Model & Demonstration Site. Replication.
Comprehensive Intervention Using Evidence-Based Strategies
Early Foundation is a model demonstration program for toddlers with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) which provides comprehensive intervention using evidence-based strategies, primarily from the field of applied behavior analysis.

This unique project began in October 2007 at it’s original site, to address the importance of intensive intervention as soon as a child receives a diagnosis or shows at risk for having ASD and to provide these services in a developmentally appropriate setting that includes access to typical peers.

Children who are participating in this program receive a combination of services that are designed to meet the individual needs of the child. A unique aspect of this model is that it is located in a community early learning environment. As part of serving the youngest children with ASD, Early Foundations is partnered with Shawnee Public Schools and the Pup Pack, which offers to the community an inclusive daycare program for the children of SPS teachers and employees. Because of this unique partnership, children with ASD are able to participate in preschool activities and games with their peers.

Early Foundations launched it’s Shawnee site at St. Paul’s United Methodist Church in the fall of 2019

Learn more about Early Foundations: https://www.autismcenterok.org/early-foundations/

To speak with someone with Shawnee Public Schools regarding participation in our Early Foundations program, contact:

Emily Fleming
Shawnee Public Schools Administrative Central Office
(405) 273-0653

326 N. Union Ave.
Shawnee, OK 74801

https://www.shawnee.k12.ok.us/

The Early Foundations program in Shawnee is the work of a community cooperative made up of the following partners: the Avedis Foundation, Citizen Potawatomi Nation, the Oklahoma Autism Center, Shawnee Public Schools, Shawnee St. Paul’s United Methodist Church, and Sooner Start.

Learn more about Early Foundations and the cooperative partnership: https://www.news-star.com/news/20190813/program-for-children-with-autism-to-teach-communication-social-skills

Pup Pack is a program of Shawnee Public Schools housed at Shawnee St. Paul’s United Methodist Church. Pup Pack serves as a daycare for the children of Shawnee Public School teachers and employees.

“Pup Pack is available to teachers at a slightly reduced cost and works around public school schedules.”

DR. APRIL GRACE, SHAWNEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT
Pup Pack serves children in the age range of 0 – 11 Months, 12 – 23 Months, 2 Years, and 3 Years. Pup Pack has a maximum capacity of 30 children.

To learn more about Pup Pack and it’s integration with the Early Foundations program, we encourage you to read this article from the Shawnee News Star: https://www.news-star.com/news/20190813/program-for-children-with-autism-to-teach-communication-social-skills

To speak with someone regarding enrolling in the Pup Pack, contact Shawnee Public Schools directly by using the following information:

Shawnee Public Schools Administrative Central Office
(405) 273-0653

326 N. Union Ave.
Shawnee, OK 74801

https://www.shawnee.k12.ok.us/

The St. Paul's Mission Post is open Monday - Thursday from 1pm to 4pm.

Mail Pick-Up: If you have a registered mailbox at the Mission Post you can pick-up your mail during our open hours. Only registered members are allowed to pick-up mail. Must match the name and photo assigned with the box.

To apply for a free Mission Post mailbox, come visit us Monday - Thursday, from 1pm to 4pm. *Based on availability and application approval.

Pantry: The St. Paul's Mission Post has hygiene products, cold weather essentials, and food pantry items available. One visit to the pantry per family, per week. Visit us Monday - Thursday from 1pm to 4pm.

Shawnee St. Paul's hosts the Fiber Arts Community (the group formerly known as the Prayer Shawl Ministry) on campus twice a month. The Fiber Arts Community meets on the first and third Thursdays of each month at 2:00pm (until 3:30pm).

We are open to anyone interested in knitting, crocheting, embroidery, quilting, doll making etc. We make stuff, like prayer shawls, to give to people in need of comforting. We also share patterns and ideas for projects. We also can help members learn how to work with yarn and/or other material.

Membership is for anyone in our congregation (and their friends) who is interested.

Questions? Call (or text) Hyale Smith - 405-568-7875 or leave a message at the church office at 405-273-0982.

Learn more about Silver Lining Arts Academy at www.slaaok.com or on Facebook. Silver Lining Arts Academy is independent from Shawnee St. Paul's. Owned and operated by Melissa Kamm. Call 405-585-8886 to enroll today.

Early Intervention. Model & Demonstration Site. Replication.
Comprehensive Intervention Using Evidence-Based Strategies
Early Foundation is a model demonstration program for toddlers with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) which provides comprehensive intervention using evidence-based strategies, primarily from the field of applied behavior analysis.

This unique project began in October 2007 at it’s original site, to address the importance of intensive intervention as soon as a child receives a diagnosis or shows at risk for having ASD and to provide these services in a developmentally appropriate setting that includes access to typical peers.

Children who are participating in this program receive a combination of services that are designed to meet the individual needs of the child. A unique aspect of this model is that it is located in a community early learning environment. As part of serving the youngest children with ASD, Early Foundations is partnered with Shawnee Public Schools and the Pup Pack, which offers to the community an inclusive daycare program for the children of SPS teachers and employees. Because of this unique partnership, children with ASD are able to participate in preschool activities and games with their peers.

Early Foundations launched it’s Shawnee site at St. Paul’s United Methodist Church in the fall of 2019

Learn more about Early Foundations: https://www.autismcenterok.org/early-foundations/

To speak with someone with Shawnee Public Schools regarding participation in our Early Foundations program, contact:

Emily Fleming
Shawnee Public Schools Administrative Central Office
(405) 273-0653

326 N. Union Ave.
Shawnee, OK 74801

https://www.shawnee.k12.ok.us/

The Early Foundations program in Shawnee is the work of a community cooperative made up of the following partners: the Avedis Foundation, Citizen Potawatomi Nation, the Oklahoma Autism Center, Shawnee Public Schools, Shawnee St. Paul’s United Methodist Church, and Sooner Start.

Learn more about Early Foundations and the cooperative partnership: https://www.news-star.com/news/20190813/program-for-children-with-autism-to-teach-communication-social-skills

Pup Pack is a program of Shawnee Public Schools housed at Shawnee St. Paul’s United Methodist Church. Pup Pack serves as a daycare for the children of Shawnee Public School teachers and employees.

“Pup Pack is available to teachers at a slightly reduced cost and works around public school schedules.”

DR. APRIL GRACE, SHAWNEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT
Pup Pack serves children in the age range of 0 – 11 Months, 12 – 23 Months, 2 Years, and 3 Years. Pup Pack has a maximum capacity of 30 children.

To learn more about Pup Pack and it’s integration with the Early Foundations program, we encourage you to read this article from the Shawnee News Star: https://www.news-star.com/news/20190813/program-for-children-with-autism-to-teach-communication-social-skills

To speak with someone regarding enrolling in the Pup Pack, contact Shawnee Public Schools directly by using the following information:

Shawnee Public Schools Administrative Central Office
(405) 273-0653

326 N. Union Ave.
Shawnee, OK 74801

https://www.shawnee.k12.ok.us/

Learn more about Silver Lining Arts Academy at www.slaaok.com or on Facebook. Silver Lining Arts Academy is independent from Shawnee St. Paul's. Owned and operated by Melissa Kamm. Call 405-585-8886 to enroll today.

Sunday small groups for faith formation. All ages. Visit our Faith Formation page on our website to learn more.

Early Intervention. Model & Demonstration Site. Replication.
Comprehensive Intervention Using Evidence-Based Strategies
Early Foundation is a model demonstration program for toddlers with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) which provides comprehensive intervention using evidence-based strategies, primarily from the field of applied behavior analysis.

This unique project began in October 2007 at it’s original site, to address the importance of intensive intervention as soon as a child receives a diagnosis or shows at risk for having ASD and to provide these services in a developmentally appropriate setting that includes access to typical peers.

Children who are participating in this program receive a combination of services that are designed to meet the individual needs of the child. A unique aspect of this model is that it is located in a community early learning environment. As part of serving the youngest children with ASD, Early Foundations is partnered with Shawnee Public Schools and the Pup Pack, which offers to the community an inclusive daycare program for the children of SPS teachers and employees. Because of this unique partnership, children with ASD are able to participate in preschool activities and games with their peers.

Early Foundations launched it’s Shawnee site at St. Paul’s United Methodist Church in the fall of 2019

Learn more about Early Foundations: https://www.autismcenterok.org/early-foundations/

To speak with someone with Shawnee Public Schools regarding participation in our Early Foundations program, contact:

Emily Fleming
Shawnee Public Schools Administrative Central Office
(405) 273-0653

326 N. Union Ave.
Shawnee, OK 74801

https://www.shawnee.k12.ok.us/

The Early Foundations program in Shawnee is the work of a community cooperative made up of the following partners: the Avedis Foundation, Citizen Potawatomi Nation, the Oklahoma Autism Center, Shawnee Public Schools, Shawnee St. Paul’s United Methodist Church, and Sooner Start.

Learn more about Early Foundations and the cooperative partnership: https://www.news-star.com/news/20190813/program-for-children-with-autism-to-teach-communication-social-skills

Pup Pack is a program of Shawnee Public Schools housed at Shawnee St. Paul’s United Methodist Church. Pup Pack serves as a daycare for the children of Shawnee Public School teachers and employees.

“Pup Pack is available to teachers at a slightly reduced cost and works around public school schedules.”

DR. APRIL GRACE, SHAWNEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT
Pup Pack serves children in the age range of 0 – 11 Months, 12 – 23 Months, 2 Years, and 3 Years. Pup Pack has a maximum capacity of 30 children.

To learn more about Pup Pack and it’s integration with the Early Foundations program, we encourage you to read this article from the Shawnee News Star: https://www.news-star.com/news/20190813/program-for-children-with-autism-to-teach-communication-social-skills

To speak with someone regarding enrolling in the Pup Pack, contact Shawnee Public Schools directly by using the following information:

Shawnee Public Schools Administrative Central Office
(405) 273-0653

326 N. Union Ave.
Shawnee, OK 74801

https://www.shawnee.k12.ok.us/

Join Pastor Tiffany and Tate every Monday at noon for a 15 minute boost to your week.

Tate and Tiffany offer laughter, joy, devotional moments, encouragement, faith, and inspiration to start your week off strong and keep you going.

We know the world is challenging and we want you to know you’re not alone. Join us for 15 minutes of your lunch break, LIVE on the Shawnee St. Paul’s Facebook page.

Email us at info@shawneestpauls.com to share positive stories, where you’ve been inspired lately, and how we can encourage you.

The St. Paul's Mission Post is open Monday - Thursday from 1pm to 4pm.

Mail Pick-Up: If you have a registered mailbox at the Mission Post you can pick-up your mail during our open hours. Only registered members are allowed to pick-up mail. Must match the name and photo assigned with the box.

To apply for a free Mission Post mailbox, come visit us Monday - Thursday, from 1pm to 4pm. *Based on availability and application approval.

Pantry: The St. Paul's Mission Post has hygiene products, cold weather essentials, and food pantry items available. One visit to the pantry per family, per week. Visit us Monday - Thursday from 1pm to 4pm.

If you’ve spent part of your life—or most of your life—struggling to get by in the world, the idea of actually getting ahead might seem out of reach. But even if your story has been filled with barriers, vanishing opportunities, and setbacks, the next chapter can change all that. Yes, you have to write it, but you don’t have to do it alone.

In a facilitated group setting, Getting Ahead in a Just-Gettin’-By World takes you step by step through a discovery of yourself like no other. It’s not just about how you got where you are now. It’s also about what comes next to build the life you want. Plus, the workbook helps you develop relationships with people who will support you all along the way.

The class is limited to 12 participants. The participants will be chosen based on the information on the application, along with their willingness to fully participate in 16-20 sessions. Childcare will be provided during class sessions.

Participants will earn a $25 gift card for every class they attend. If all classes are attended, (which is the expectation) participants will earn up to $500. When the classes end, participants will be matched with a mentor and invited to attend ‘Staying Ahead’ meetings that will allow us to continue to assist you as you build your resources to become self-sufficient.

For more information, go to www.shawneebridges.com and contact:

Tiffany J. Walker
Program Director
Shawnee Bridges Out of Poverty
Phone: 405-432-2430
Cell: 405.434.9420

*Shawnee Bridges is independent from Shawnee St. Paul's.

Early Intervention. Model & Demonstration Site. Replication.
Comprehensive Intervention Using Evidence-Based Strategies
Early Foundation is a model demonstration program for toddlers with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) which provides comprehensive intervention using evidence-based strategies, primarily from the field of applied behavior analysis.

This unique project began in October 2007 at it’s original site, to address the importance of intensive intervention as soon as a child receives a diagnosis or shows at risk for having ASD and to provide these services in a developmentally appropriate setting that includes access to typical peers.

Children who are participating in this program receive a combination of services that are designed to meet the individual needs of the child. A unique aspect of this model is that it is located in a community early learning environment. As part of serving the youngest children with ASD, Early Foundations is partnered with Shawnee Public Schools and the Pup Pack, which offers to the community an inclusive daycare program for the children of SPS teachers and employees. Because of this unique partnership, children with ASD are able to participate in preschool activities and games with their peers.

Early Foundations launched it’s Shawnee site at St. Paul’s United Methodist Church in the fall of 2019

Learn more about Early Foundations: https://www.autismcenterok.org/early-foundations/

To speak with someone with Shawnee Public Schools regarding participation in our Early Foundations program, contact:

Emily Fleming
Shawnee Public Schools Administrative Central Office
(405) 273-0653

326 N. Union Ave.
Shawnee, OK 74801

https://www.shawnee.k12.ok.us/

The Early Foundations program in Shawnee is the work of a community cooperative made up of the following partners: the Avedis Foundation, Citizen Potawatomi Nation, the Oklahoma Autism Center, Shawnee Public Schools, Shawnee St. Paul’s United Methodist Church, and Sooner Start.

Learn more about Early Foundations and the cooperative partnership: https://www.news-star.com/news/20190813/program-for-children-with-autism-to-teach-communication-social-skills

Pup Pack is a program of Shawnee Public Schools housed at Shawnee St. Paul’s United Methodist Church. Pup Pack serves as a daycare for the children of Shawnee Public School teachers and employees.

“Pup Pack is available to teachers at a slightly reduced cost and works around public school schedules.”

DR. APRIL GRACE, SHAWNEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT
Pup Pack serves children in the age range of 0 – 11 Months, 12 – 23 Months, 2 Years, and 3 Years. Pup Pack has a maximum capacity of 30 children.

To learn more about Pup Pack and it’s integration with the Early Foundations program, we encourage you to read this article from the Shawnee News Star: https://www.news-star.com/news/20190813/program-for-children-with-autism-to-teach-communication-social-skills

To speak with someone regarding enrolling in the Pup Pack, contact Shawnee Public Schools directly by using the following information:

Shawnee Public Schools Administrative Central Office
(405) 273-0653

326 N. Union Ave.
Shawnee, OK 74801

https://www.shawnee.k12.ok.us/

The St. Paul's Mission Post is open Monday - Thursday from 1pm to 4pm.

Mail Pick-Up: If you have a registered mailbox at the Mission Post you can pick-up your mail during our open hours. Only registered members are allowed to pick-up mail. Must match the name and photo assigned with the box.

To apply for a free Mission Post mailbox, come visit us Monday - Thursday, from 1pm to 4pm. *Based on availability and application approval.

Pantry: The St. Paul's Mission Post has hygiene products, cold weather essentials, and food pantry items available. One visit to the pantry per family, per week. Visit us Monday - Thursday from 1pm to 4pm.

Our Care Team gathers on the second Tuesday of every month at 2:00PM to pray together for those on our community prayer list. All are welcome.

Learn more about Silver Lining Arts Academy at www.slaaok.com or on Facebook. Silver Lining Arts Academy is independent from Shawnee St. Paul's. Owned and operated by Melissa Kamm. Call 405-585-8886 to enroll today.

Early Intervention. Model & Demonstration Site. Replication.
Comprehensive Intervention Using Evidence-Based Strategies
Early Foundation is a model demonstration program for toddlers with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) which provides comprehensive intervention using evidence-based strategies, primarily from the field of applied behavior analysis.

This unique project began in October 2007 at it’s original site, to address the importance of intensive intervention as soon as a child receives a diagnosis or shows at risk for having ASD and to provide these services in a developmentally appropriate setting that includes access to typical peers.

Children who are participating in this program receive a combination of services that are designed to meet the individual needs of the child. A unique aspect of this model is that it is located in a community early learning environment. As part of serving the youngest children with ASD, Early Foundations is partnered with Shawnee Public Schools and the Pup Pack, which offers to the community an inclusive daycare program for the children of SPS teachers and employees. Because of this unique partnership, children with ASD are able to participate in preschool activities and games with their peers.

Early Foundations launched it’s Shawnee site at St. Paul’s United Methodist Church in the fall of 2019

Learn more about Early Foundations: https://www.autismcenterok.org/early-foundations/

To speak with someone with Shawnee Public Schools regarding participation in our Early Foundations program, contact:

Emily Fleming
Shawnee Public Schools Administrative Central Office
(405) 273-0653

326 N. Union Ave.
Shawnee, OK 74801

https://www.shawnee.k12.ok.us/

The Early Foundations program in Shawnee is the work of a community cooperative made up of the following partners: the Avedis Foundation, Citizen Potawatomi Nation, the Oklahoma Autism Center, Shawnee Public Schools, Shawnee St. Paul’s United Methodist Church, and Sooner Start.

Learn more about Early Foundations and the cooperative partnership: https://www.news-star.com/news/20190813/program-for-children-with-autism-to-teach-communication-social-skills

Pup Pack is a program of Shawnee Public Schools housed at Shawnee St. Paul’s United Methodist Church. Pup Pack serves as a daycare for the children of Shawnee Public School teachers and employees.

“Pup Pack is available to teachers at a slightly reduced cost and works around public school schedules.”

DR. APRIL GRACE, SHAWNEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT
Pup Pack serves children in the age range of 0 – 11 Months, 12 – 23 Months, 2 Years, and 3 Years. Pup Pack has a maximum capacity of 30 children.

To learn more about Pup Pack and it’s integration with the Early Foundations program, we encourage you to read this article from the Shawnee News Star: https://www.news-star.com/news/20190813/program-for-children-with-autism-to-teach-communication-social-skills

To speak with someone regarding enrolling in the Pup Pack, contact Shawnee Public Schools directly by using the following information:

Shawnee Public Schools Administrative Central Office
(405) 273-0653

326 N. Union Ave.
Shawnee, OK 74801

https://www.shawnee.k12.ok.us/

Join us on Wednesday mornings for breakfast and conversation at Sunny Side Up in downtown Shawnee, OK.

Every Wednesday morning at 7:00am.

Led by Tate Monroe

Come for a cup of coffee, a whole breakfast, or just conversation and community.

Call 405-273-0982 for more information.

Study various sections of scripture and study books to deepen your faith.

The St. Paul's Mission Post is open Monday - Thursday from 1pm to 4pm.

Mail Pick-Up: If you have a registered mailbox at the Mission Post you can pick-up your mail during our open hours. Only registered members are allowed to pick-up mail. Must match the name and photo assigned with the box.

To apply for a free Mission Post mailbox, come visit us Monday - Thursday, from 1pm to 4pm. *Based on availability and application approval.

Pantry: The St. Paul's Mission Post has hygiene products, cold weather essentials, and food pantry items available. One visit to the pantry per family, per week. Visit us Monday - Thursday from 1pm to 4pm.

On Campus
Contact Tim Boyer for more information.
405-273-0982
Tim@shawneestpauls.com.

Early Intervention. Model & Demonstration Site. Replication.
Comprehensive Intervention Using Evidence-Based Strategies
Early Foundation is a model demonstration program for toddlers with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) which provides comprehensive intervention using evidence-based strategies, primarily from the field of applied behavior analysis.

This unique project began in October 2007 at it’s original site, to address the importance of intensive intervention as soon as a child receives a diagnosis or shows at risk for having ASD and to provide these services in a developmentally appropriate setting that includes access to typical peers.

Children who are participating in this program receive a combination of services that are designed to meet the individual needs of the child. A unique aspect of this model is that it is located in a community early learning environment. As part of serving the youngest children with ASD, Early Foundations is partnered with Shawnee Public Schools and the Pup Pack, which offers to the community an inclusive daycare program for the children of SPS teachers and employees. Because of this unique partnership, children with ASD are able to participate in preschool activities and games with their peers.

Early Foundations launched it’s Shawnee site at St. Paul’s United Methodist Church in the fall of 2019

Learn more about Early Foundations: https://www.autismcenterok.org/early-foundations/

To speak with someone with Shawnee Public Schools regarding participation in our Early Foundations program, contact:

Emily Fleming
Shawnee Public Schools Administrative Central Office
(405) 273-0653

326 N. Union Ave.
Shawnee, OK 74801

https://www.shawnee.k12.ok.us/

The Early Foundations program in Shawnee is the work of a community cooperative made up of the following partners: the Avedis Foundation, Citizen Potawatomi Nation, the Oklahoma Autism Center, Shawnee Public Schools, Shawnee St. Paul’s United Methodist Church, and Sooner Start.

Learn more about Early Foundations and the cooperative partnership: https://www.news-star.com/news/20190813/program-for-children-with-autism-to-teach-communication-social-skills

Pup Pack is a program of Shawnee Public Schools housed at Shawnee St. Paul’s United Methodist Church. Pup Pack serves as a daycare for the children of Shawnee Public School teachers and employees.

“Pup Pack is available to teachers at a slightly reduced cost and works around public school schedules.”

DR. APRIL GRACE, SHAWNEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT
Pup Pack serves children in the age range of 0 – 11 Months, 12 – 23 Months, 2 Years, and 3 Years. Pup Pack has a maximum capacity of 30 children.

To learn more about Pup Pack and it’s integration with the Early Foundations program, we encourage you to read this article from the Shawnee News Star: https://www.news-star.com/news/20190813/program-for-children-with-autism-to-teach-communication-social-skills

To speak with someone regarding enrolling in the Pup Pack, contact Shawnee Public Schools directly by using the following information:

Shawnee Public Schools Administrative Central Office
(405) 273-0653

326 N. Union Ave.
Shawnee, OK 74801

https://www.shawnee.k12.ok.us/

The St. Paul's Mission Post is open Monday - Thursday from 1pm to 4pm.

Mail Pick-Up: If you have a registered mailbox at the Mission Post you can pick-up your mail during our open hours. Only registered members are allowed to pick-up mail. Must match the name and photo assigned with the box.

To apply for a free Mission Post mailbox, come visit us Monday - Thursday, from 1pm to 4pm. *Based on availability and application approval.

Pantry: The St. Paul's Mission Post has hygiene products, cold weather essentials, and food pantry items available. One visit to the pantry per family, per week. Visit us Monday - Thursday from 1pm to 4pm.

Learn more about Silver Lining Arts Academy at www.slaaok.com or on Facebook. Silver Lining Arts Academy is independent from Shawnee St. Paul's. Owned and operated by Melissa Kamm. Call 405-585-8886 to enroll today.

Join us as we gather to talk all things theology and enjoy socializing with others.

2nd Thursdays at Theopolis Social Club in downtown Shawnee.

6:30pm - Socializing
7:00pm - Theologizing

Early Intervention. Model & Demonstration Site. Replication.
Comprehensive Intervention Using Evidence-Based Strategies
Early Foundation is a model demonstration program for toddlers with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) which provides comprehensive intervention using evidence-based strategies, primarily from the field of applied behavior analysis.

This unique project began in October 2007 at it’s original site, to address the importance of intensive intervention as soon as a child receives a diagnosis or shows at risk for having ASD and to provide these services in a developmentally appropriate setting that includes access to typical peers.

Children who are participating in this program receive a combination of services that are designed to meet the individual needs of the child. A unique aspect of this model is that it is located in a community early learning environment. As part of serving the youngest children with ASD, Early Foundations is partnered with Shawnee Public Schools and the Pup Pack, which offers to the community an inclusive daycare program for the children of SPS teachers and employees. Because of this unique partnership, children with ASD are able to participate in preschool activities and games with their peers.

Early Foundations launched it’s Shawnee site at St. Paul’s United Methodist Church in the fall of 2019

Learn more about Early Foundations: https://www.autismcenterok.org/early-foundations/

To speak with someone with Shawnee Public Schools regarding participation in our Early Foundations program, contact:

Emily Fleming
Shawnee Public Schools Administrative Central Office
(405) 273-0653

326 N. Union Ave.
Shawnee, OK 74801

https://www.shawnee.k12.ok.us/

The Early Foundations program in Shawnee is the work of a community cooperative made up of the following partners: the Avedis Foundation, Citizen Potawatomi Nation, the Oklahoma Autism Center, Shawnee Public Schools, Shawnee St. Paul’s United Methodist Church, and Sooner Start.

Learn more about Early Foundations and the cooperative partnership: https://www.news-star.com/news/20190813/program-for-children-with-autism-to-teach-communication-social-skills

Pup Pack is a program of Shawnee Public Schools housed at Shawnee St. Paul’s United Methodist Church. Pup Pack serves as a daycare for the children of Shawnee Public School teachers and employees.

“Pup Pack is available to teachers at a slightly reduced cost and works around public school schedules.”

DR. APRIL GRACE, SHAWNEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT
Pup Pack serves children in the age range of 0 – 11 Months, 12 – 23 Months, 2 Years, and 3 Years. Pup Pack has a maximum capacity of 30 children.

To learn more about Pup Pack and it’s integration with the Early Foundations program, we encourage you to read this article from the Shawnee News Star: https://www.news-star.com/news/20190813/program-for-children-with-autism-to-teach-communication-social-skills

To speak with someone regarding enrolling in the Pup Pack, contact Shawnee Public Schools directly by using the following information:

Shawnee Public Schools Administrative Central Office
(405) 273-0653

326 N. Union Ave.
Shawnee, OK 74801

https://www.shawnee.k12.ok.us/

Learn more about Silver Lining Arts Academy at www.slaaok.com or on Facebook. Silver Lining Arts Academy is independent from Shawnee St. Paul's. Owned and operated by Melissa Kamm. Call 405-585-8886 to enroll today.