Sunday September 2, 2012 50th Anniversary Celebration
Sunday September 2, 2012 50th Anniversary Celebration
Brown's Memorial Manor
What Must I do to be saved?

  •   Hear the Gospel..............................................Acts 15:7
  •   Believe the Gospel..........................................Acts 15:7
  •   Repent of Sins.................................................II Peter 3:9
  •   Confess Christ.................................................Matt. 10:32-33
  •   Be Baptized - Saved........................................Mk. 16:15; Acts 2:38; Acts 22:16
What We Believe

  •   The Bible is our guide.......................................Rom. 1:16; I Thess. 2:13
  •   We wear and are called by a biblical name.......Rom. 16:16
  •   Established at the right place............................Isa. 2:2-3; Acts 2
  •   Established at the right time.............................Joel 2:28-32; Acts 2
  •   Established on the right person........................Matt. 16:16; Acts 2:36
  •   The saved are in the Church of Christ..............Eph. 5:23; Acts 2:47
  •   It's members are enrolled in Heaven.................Heb. 12:23
  •   Membership in the Church of Christ is obtained by Obedience to God's      commands including Baptism............................Acts 2:41-47; I Cor. 12:13
Worship in the church consists of:

  • Singing-Without Instrumental Music......................Eph. 5:19

  • Lord's Supper - On the First Day of the Week......I Cor. 11-23-26, Acts 20:7

  • Preach..................................................................II Tim. 4:2

  • Pray......................................................................I Thess. 5:17

  • Collection - On the First Day of the Week.............I Cor. 16:1-2
Northside Church of Christ  634 Hudson Avenue  Rochester, New York 14621  Telephone Number: (585) 266-3140           
Northside Christian Academy
NCA's Philosophical Beliefs
  • Each student is a dual creature with  both body and soul.
  • Education should be Biblically based in order to help each student reach his/her fullest potential.
  • Biblical principles must be the controlling influence in the learning environment.
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NCA’s Objectives
  • To emphasize the individuality of the student and to assist the child in understanding self and how to properly respond to others.
  • To develop self-confidence, creativity, goal setting, communications, and academics.
  • To promote self-discipline by training students to be consistent, appreciative, responsible, and complete in character and behavior.
  • To assist each child in seeking his or her purpose for life’s service and necessary development in view of eternity.
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NCA’s Approach to Education
NCA educates through an individualized accelerated approach where each child works on his own level of achievement.    This is done through a non-graded  curriculum which allows each student to work at his/her own speed.
Student level of achievement may vary from subject to subject.
Our five basic academic disciplines are:
  • Math
  • English
  • Social Studies
  • Science
  • Word Building (Spelling)

A student must master these five CORE subjects before he is able to participate in music, arts, sports, and foreign languages.
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What Makes NCA Work?
NCA has been successful because of these three lock-step approaches toward education:

Our Reading Readiness Program is designed to develop basic skills which prepare the child to get ready to learn to read. In the a.m., this program is structured with animal songs and stories, but the afternoons are for rest, physical, and social activities. Within 8-12 weeks, our students are well behaved, structured in activities, and thinking independently.

Our Learning To Read Program is designed to prepare a child for individualized instruction within a period of  11-15 weeks.  Therefore, when other children are beginning school, our students are beginning to read.

In our Individualized Learning Program each student is diagnosed in each subject and is placed on an individualized academic level that they are capable of handling. Each student is assigned to their individual office in one of our “Learning Centers” where they are free to work independently at their own pace. This method promotes self-confidence and enables the student to use their potentials to the fullest and it also allows slower learners to receive the needed attention.
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NCA’s Curriculum
For three years, The Rochester City School District reviewed and compared the scope and sequence of our curriculum. They determined that NCA met all the educational requirements in providing quality education by the state and the district. The evidence over the years substantiates their findings, because 85% of the students who have left NCA and have entered as many as five districts in Monroe County were placed 1 to 2 grades higher than their chronological age.

Our textbooks are called “PACES” which are designed to enable students to discover the joy of individualized learning. There are 60 biblically based character traits strategically placed in our curriculum to develop character and control behavior.

Also, our curriculum is designed to develop critical thinking skills, stresses the willingness to learn and personal discovery of information.  Each PACE is self-contained and a self-instructional unit of material designed to build interest in learning, to assure mastery of academic content, and to provide instruction in wisdom.  Incorporated into each PACE are developmental elements designed to build and enhance a child’s critical thinking skills. These elements include:
  • rote memory (memorization)
  • comprehension (understanding)
  • application (applying skills)
  • synthesis (deductive reasoning)
  • and evaluation (test/compare)

These six building blocks are integrated in the curriculum and made NCA a leader in providing excellence in education since its beginning.





AT NCA, WE PROMISE TO GIVE OUR STUDENTS, A RIGHT START, A REGULATED SETTING, AND REWARDING SUCCESS!
SHOULDN’T YOUR CHILD BE AT NCA?

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
NORTHSIDE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
634 HUDSON AVENUE
ROCHESTER, NEW YORK  14621
  PHONE: (585) 266-3140
FAX: (585) 266-3114
This page was last updated: November 17, 2011
Brown's Memorial Manor Apartments

Now Renting !
To request a rental application stop by, call, or write:

Brown's Memorial Manor
640 Hudson Avenue
Rochester, NY 14621
Phone:(585) 278-1220
Phone:(585) 278-1224
Worship Opportunities

Sunday
Lord's Day School            8:45 AM

Morning Worship            10:00 AM

Evening Worship              5:00 PM

Tuesday
Personal Worker             7:00 PM

Wednesday
Bible Study                    7:00 PM

Thursday
Bible Study                    10:00 AM

Brown's Memorial Manor Senior Living Apartments in a new affordable rental community for adults 62 years of age and older. Make friends and enjoy a carefree lifestyle while maintaining your independence. Brown's Memorial Manor consists of 22 one-bedroom units. The apartments are located on three levels. Natural light and a soft color palette complete the apartment decor. 

Residents must meet household size, age, and income requirements. Additional criteria for occupancy are outlined in the Tenant Selection Plan: Household must meet federal income guidelines at or below 50% of the area median income at the time of occupancy.
*Examples of income limits as of January 2004 are:
1 person $20,600
2 person $23,500
*Brown's Memorial Manor Apartments rent will be based on applicant's income using the guidelines established under HUD 202 program.

Applicants cannot have Drug or Criminal history
Applicants must have a positive rental and payment history
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Location:
Brown's Memorial Manor is conveniently located in the northeast area of Rochester.
Brown's Memorial Manor is a short distance to Wal-Mart Plaza, Wegman's Grocery Store and Hudson Titus Plaza, banks, gas stations, restaurants and convenience shops. It is an easy drive to Rochester's Medical Facilities.

Brown's Memorial Manor Senior Living Apartments are located in the heart of Rochester with easy access to Rt 104.


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Minister Welcome
Welcome to our website. We are so glad that you are here to learn more about the Church of Christ and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

The Church of Christ is a dynamic, Christ-centered congregation of believers. We are dedicated to preaching and teaching God's word. It would be our greatest joy to have you become a member of our church family. 

Examine for yourself the Church that Jesus built. It is our prayer that you investigate the truth of the gospel and accept it for it is God's power to save.

In His Name,
Brother Jeffrey J. Walker, Minister
Unit Amenities:
  • Generous one bedroom units
  • Handicap accessible and adaptable units
  • Living room, Dining area
  • Full modern kitchen
  • Cable TV hook up
  • Wall-to-wall carpeting
  • Electric Range and Refrigerator
  • Window blinds provided
  • In-unit thermostat control
           for heating
  • Heat and Hot water provided
  • Emergency pull-cord system
  • Locked entrance with intercom
Building and Site Amenities:
  • Community room
  • Central laundry facility
  • Landscaped grounds
  • Onsite Parking
  • Tenant Association
  • Tenant referrals for human service assistance
Staff & Faculty


Principal:
Mr. Walker

Secretary:
Ms. Knights



Learning Ctr #1:
Supervisor: Mrs. Carter
   Monitor: Mrs.McCullough



Learning Ctr #2: 
Supervisor: Ms. Davis
   

Learning Ctr #3Supervisor: Mrs. Miller


Learning Ctr # 4
Supervisor: Mrs. Harris



Musical Education:
    Mrs. Skinner



We are now accepting applications for the 2011-2012 school year.
Click here to download an information brochure.