Watch this short video below to get a glimpse of the IMPACT experience
Want to restore your financial, relational, emotional & spiritual health and kickstart your dreams?
Next IMPACT trimester begins September 22nd
Getting Started with IMPACT
Frequently Asked Questions
When can I register for Fall 2022?
Registration for Fall classes begins August 1st.
Who do I contact if I have questions?
Reach out to our team at impact@loveinclittleton.org or fill out the contact form (above).
Who are Life Skills classes for?
Classes are for anyone who is ready & willing to learn more about themselves, form deep connections in a loving, Christian community, and commit to making positive changes in their lives.
How much will classes cost?
All classes are free! The only cost to you is the investment of time and commitment that is required to get the most out of the experience.
Is IMPACT meeting in person or via Zoom?
IMPACT is back to meeting in person! We will not be offering classes via Zoom unless we must close the campus due to bad weather.
When & where does IMPACT meet?
We meet every Thursday at South Fellowship Church (East side of Littleton). A community meal is served at 5:45pm and all classes begin at 6:30pm and end by 8pm.
How long is the Trimester?
Our Fall and Winter Trimesters run for 11 weeks while our Spring classes run for 8 weeks,
Do you offer Childcare?
Yes indeed, our wonderful Childcare Team all of whom are trained, and background checked, will absolutely love on your kiddos. We provide FREE childcare for kids aged 6 months to 12 years of age.
Is there a way to “see” what an evening at IMPACT is like?
Absolutely. Check out the video at the top of this page to see what it is like at an IMPACT evening. Join us for our "Taste of IMPACT" kick-off dinner on Thursday, September 15th. RSVP: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080945aea82ca7fc1-taste
Can I just show up and start taking classes?
Unfortunately, not. Everyone must register for classes in advance, so that we are able to plan for the meals and to ensure that we have enough workbooks for the classes. If you are bringing your children to IMPACT, be sure to complete the Childcare Registration section. Our IMPACT Registrar will be in touch to confirm your registration and provide you with more details.
How do I get the most out of my IMPACT experience?
Like anything else in life, you will get out of the class what you put into it! In order to get the most out of your IMPACT experience we expect you to be on time or early every week, engage with the materials, participate in class and complete any and all homework assignments.
Affirming Potential
I’m glad that I was able to be introduced to IMPACT and actually be able to take part and meet these wonderful people because it’s changed me a lot. Affirming Potential has allowed me to have a safe space to share, to grow, and its something for myself. I’m a mom of four boys and my husband works long hours so Wednesday nights were really tough because we met right around dinnertime and I’m trying to feed the kids and trying to listen… not always the easiest. But it really gave me a place for connection and even before I learned about that class I knew I needed connection so I’m really glad about that. I really feel on a day-to-day very inspired and I feel like in some ways that is God working through my life. It’s kind of a drive to push forward – try new things and reach out, build relationships and build new things for myself.”
IMPACT
I became homeless 9 years ago. Now I have an apartment I can afford. I have work and a budget and I have a place to live. IMPACT has transformed my life.
Faith & Finances
“Consistently every week, [Facilitators] Steve and Susan were just/gave everything. They really worked around the limitations we had. I’m not a numbers person so my feelings weren’t hurt too badly that we didn’t have to look at numbers all night. It was really spiritual in a way I liked the emphasis on Christ. I think we all had a lot of insights with that and how God works through the little things in our lives with money. It gave me a lot to think about and to continue working on. I’m just grateful for the group and the leadership. I got a lot out of it!”
Life Coaching
“Who is a Life Coach? Someone who’s a listener, someone who is a supporter. A mentor, an encourager. A comedian. Someone who builds confidence. Someone who brings hope. Someone who helps. Someone who shows kindness. Someone who holds you accountable. Someone who builds your confidence. Someone who is the hands and feet of Jesus. Someone who is vital to my growth. But, even though there’s so many more words, most importantly, it’s someone who is your friend.”