Central to our Christian faith is the celebration of Eucharist.  While definitely referring to the consecrated body and blood of Jesus, this word originates from the Greek word  εὐχαριστία (transliterated,…

The journeys of two traveling grannies brought them to the Steepletown Preschool to volunteer this school year. Charlotte is a retired kindergarten teacher, having taught at Ken-O-Sha Elementary School for…

Late in the Spring Kitchen Sage learned something critically important.  For the hundreds of kids in the neighborhoods north of I96 who rely on school-based food programs for their daily…

  Steepletown is in the midst of a milestone year.  While initial conversations, planning and staffing began early in the 90’s, Steepletown’s Articles of Incorporation from the State of Michigan…

  The 2nd annual Camp Kitchen Sage was another amazing experience in exchanging a traditional campfire for the kitchen stove   Seven young adults, all of them involved in GRPS’ transition…

  In her book, “The New Jim Crow”, Michelle Alexander discusses how an extraordinary percentage of the African American community is warehoused in prisons or trapped in a parallel social…

  Steepletown’s efforts in helping young adults earn their high school equivalency/ GED has continued to grow over the past program year.  For those who are not familiar with Steepletown,…