College Educate Our Sons Hosts Its 6th Weekend of Hope and Inspiration and Its 2nd Annual Banquet for At Risk Young Men

WASHINGTON, DC – College Educate Our Sons, Inc. (CEOS), a Maryland based non-profit, will celebrates its 6th Weekend of Hope and Inspiration and Its 2nd Annual Banquet for young men and their families from September 25-28, 2014. The activities begin with its 2nd Annual Banquet on September 25, 2014.

CEOS founder and chief executive officer Dr. Bertram Melbourne warns, “Our sons are walking through a landscape filled with landmines of low spiritual, intellectual and social capital with many dangers lurking everywhere, we must do something to save them.”

He asks, “How do we provide an ecosystem that will put a solid path under their feet and protection? We must collaborate to keep them safe and productive.”

The Banquet will be held Thursday, Sept. 25, at the Key Bridge Marriott 1401 Lee Highway in Arlington, Virginia at 7:00 PM.

The Keynote speaker is Pastor Dexter Thomas, D.Min. Dr. Thomas has been called “the blind man with vision” because he has been without physical sight since birth.

The psalmist for the evening is gifted Jazz and Gospel artist, John Stoddart.

Please Visit http://ez.com/ceosbanquet by September 22 to Reserve Your Seat.

The activities will continue with the 4th Annual Virtual Prayer Breakfast at 8 am on Friday Morning September 26th (go to: Http://EZ.COM/CEOS2014) and activities in churches, mosques and synagogues over the weekend. A special Litany for church services is available. For more information visit www.ceoscpr.org.

College Educate Our Sons (CEOS) is an interfaith organization that strives to educate, form and nurture transformational leaders who will raise college awareness for boys and young men so it is embedded in the community and family culture.