CGTC to host breakfast to connect with faith-based community

MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – Sharon Cloud teaches adult literacy courses at Central Georgia Technical College.

The college is hosting a breakfast to connect with faith-based groups in Middle Georgia.

She says it’s important for education and faith to be connected, because they have the same goal–to better people.

Students oftentimes do not have the support they need at home, and she says that’s where faith steps in.

Cloud says a combination of faith and education would better serve the entire community.

If you want to go to the breakfast, it’s Wednesday, March 4 at 8:30 am at the Historic Ballard-Hudson on Anthony Road.