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Today, we hosted students in grade 8-12 at our Ramadan Iftar dinner at Silver Sage Foundation. Thank you to all students and guests for joining us to break our fast today.

The atmosphere was great, a beautiful evening with delicious meals, and warm conversations.
We would like to thank our volunteers for the fantastic meals. Event concluded with a raffle.

Ramadan Mubarak to you and your loved ones. May the celebrations of this fasting month spread happiness and joys in your life!

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ACT/SAT Program for High School Students!

Our boot camp is an intensive, short-term course designed to prepare you for a standardized test, such as the SAT or ACT, in a condensed amount of time. It often involves long hours of studying, practice tests, and drill sessions, with the goal of improving test scores and performance.

Our program offers a supportive and collaborative learning environment that allows students to study with your friends and make new connections with others who have similar goals. By studying alongside your friends, you will be able to provide each other with motivation, accountability, and a sense of camaraderie as you work towards your goal of improving your ACT scores. And not only will you have the opportunity to deepen your existing relationships, but you will also make new friends who share your passion for academic success. Overall, our ACT prep program is the perfect setting for you to achieve your full potential and have a fun and engaging learning experience.

Our next program will take place between March 13th and 15th.

Please RSVP below to attend one of the information sessions. https://forms.gle/wmpSS99SkvVNt1yN9

Silver Sage Foundation hosted an iftar for the high school students in Las Vegas from various religions. We gathered on the 9th of April to celebrate an iftar dinner together and reinforce relationship between different religions.

The Interfaith Council of Southern Nevada also participated in the iftar and honored us with their presence. We had various speakers from them and their enlightening speeches gave important lessons to the high school youth in the audience.

There were plenty of non-Muslim high school students who tried fasting for the iftar and they expressed their surprise in finding that fasting is not as hard as they thought. They also stated how much joy they felt spiritually.

We would like to thank to all volunteers who realized this wonderful event, participants, The Interfaith Council of Southern Nevada and Teen Project of Silver Sage Foundation.

Keith Hess, Professor of Philosophy at the College of Southern Nevada gave a Zoom lecture to our community on February 8th. In his presentation, Prof. Hess depicted a detailed picture of Messiah according to the Christian point of view.

Hess shared exempts from both The Old and The New Testaments on how Jesus becomes the Messiah. He also gave attention to the other messianic prophecies related to the subject.

After the lecture, the meeting’s moderator Dr. Rosalie Marinellu and some of the other listeners made insightful comments and asked crucial questions. As Hess replied to those remarks, the discussion became even more fruitful and gave each of the listeners a new perspective on the subject of Jesus as the Messiah.

We would like to thank Prof. Hess for the lecture and for his time. Also a special thanks to Dr. Marinellu for her lively and heartful moderation, even though she shared the job with an unwilling Mukaddes Kocabiyik who also made a tremendous job organizing the event along with Dr. Asim Cengiz.

Stay tuned to our website and social media channels as we plan to turn this lecture into a series of Zoom lectures with various topics presented by the experts in their fields.