Ark of Faith Foundation Inc.

A refuge from life's storms in Muskogee Oklahoma

A refuge: Helping people help themselves
 by learning, sharing, giving.

CALL (918) 682-8411 401 E. Broadway Muskogee OK

Ark Classes & Programs

NOTICE:

Our facilities at 401 East Broadway are closed due to fire on March 7, 2022. We are now serving meals and holding other events at 429 E. Broadway! Look for our sign, and check back for announcements of classes and programs.

>Check our Calendar of Events for current offerings

If you can help with donations of funds, facilities, time or talents, please contact sally@arkoffaith.org

Programs continuing are: 

Meals (no charge; Tu-Wed-Th) 10 AM -2 PM
Continental Breakfast & Lunch

Pastoral Services
Prayer-by phone or email
Counseling by phone or email
Hospital Chaplains

Programs on Hold that also need your help are:

Prison & Pre-Release Ministry pending administrative details

All classes are suspended until further notice:
Scheduled Life Skills Courses
Deaf Signing
Adult Anger Management*
Domestic Violence Prevention*
Teen Anger Management*
Teen and Pre-teen Suicide Prevention
Veterans Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) DIscussions
Veterans Guitar Class
*meets court and social service requirements and your workers are aware of these cancellations

See our current list of services

 

lifeskills_featClasses and individual programs are provided free of charge for people who want or are required to learn life management skills. Course materials are included at no charge. Training is done by an experienced mentor or facilitator with approved certifications. A minimum number of 6 people must enroll to hold a class. Classes are full at 18 enrollments.

Courts and service programs require the Ark to verify that enrollees complied with 100% attendance and participation mandates before issuing documents of completion to provide the Court, Parole Officer or Social Worker.

For more information, Contact Us.

Class Descriptions

Anger Management/Domestic Violence Prevention

Currently one class is scheduled in the Fall of each year and one in the Spring to be held on Wednesdays from 4:30-6:00pm when a minimum number of 6 people enroll.  Courts and service programs require us to verify that enrollees complied with 100% attendance, participation and completion mandates. Plans are to expand to offer these classes quarterly (Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall)

Anger Management for Teens

 Geared specifically for the issues of teenagers, these classes are held as needed when there are a minimum of 6 teens who enroll under court order or social service agency requirement to complete.  Courts and service programs require us to verify that enrollees complied with 100% attendance, participation and completion mandates.

Conquering Co-Dependency (for Men)

 To support the work of area social programs, classes are held as needed when there are a minimum of 6 men who can commit to learning the skills to break the habits of codependency.  Courts and service programs require us to verify that enrollees complied with 100% attendance, participation and completion mandates.

Conquering Co-Dependency (for Women)

  To support the work of area social programs, classes are held as needed when there are a minimum of 6 women who can commit to learning the skills to break the habits of codependency.  Courts and service programs require us to verify that enrollees complied with 100% attendance, participation and completion mandates.

Deaf Signing Classes

Classes are scheduled as needed for Tuesdays, 7-9pm, when a minimum number of 6 people enroll. Taught by a fluent speaker of Exact English and American Sign Language (EESL, ASL).  By special permission, qualified families of autistic children who communicate by sign may enroll.

Suicide Prevention for Native Americans 

The Ark lends support to various missions just like we are supported by other ministries.  Native American teens have the highest suicide rate in the USA.  A young couple, Californians Robert & Regina Ornales, have a heart to prevent Native American teen suicide.  They work with churches in Seminole and have participated at Coffeehouse and “All Tribes” events in Tahlequah when called to Oklahoma.  We are coming together to stop suicide in Native American teens. Programs are currently in development. If you can help, please complete our Volunteer Form and note Native American Teens in the comments:

More Veterans’ Workshops

Programs are currently in development to provide workshops for the top issues for veterans: Jobs, PTSD, Homelessness, and issues particular to female veterans. If you can help, please complete our Volunteer Form and note Veteran's Issues in the comments section.

Hours & Info

(918) 682-8411
We are located at 401 E. Broadway in Muskogee Oklahoma.
Open to the public Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 10 AM – 3:30 PM & Fridays. 8-11 PM.

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