Then, every week each ministry offers a program of activities for its age group, including Bible-study classes, lectures, trips, sports outings, and picnics.
The legislation approving the purchase of Val-Kill in 1977, signed by President Jimmy Carter, stipulated that as a living memorial to Mrs. Roosevelt, it should organize a program of activities.
Bechdel had planned a program of activities that she thought her mother would enjoy: visits to museums, dinner at the Union Square Café, and tickets for "Mrs. Warren's Profession," by George Bernard Shaw.
In that case, be prepared to put together a "program" of activities that could include regular play dates, spending time at local parks, enrolling in age-appropriate classes and visiting your library, museums and craft stores.
But while Abraham's church has gone from strength to strength — today it boasts a congregation of more than 300 people and runs a program of activities that are open to all, from homework help to marriage counseling and knitting clubs — it continues to face bureaucratic obstructions.
Therefore some teams decided not to wait until clients could mobilize themselves, and to invent a program of activities themselves.
Dutch researchers, writing in Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, said that after 17 weeks, volunteers who took part in a program of physical activity had small, but significant, benefits to their cellular immune responses.
For example, Hoffman et al 29 published an RCT in which a program of physical activity failed to improve neurocognition in elderly subjects with clinical depression.
Statistically also changes in the SF-36 questionnaire had been observed after performing a program of physical activity in water during two months.
