
Empowering Lives Through Christ-Centered Support
Join the journey of Faith, Confidence, Hope, and Assurance.

Join the journey of Faith, Confidence, Hope, and Assurance.
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Your generous donations play a crucial role in making STBE's visions and missions available to the community. Together, we can promote faith, confidence, hope, and assurance in Christ.

A Mind Renewed (Romans 12:2): Discover a Christ-centered pathway to optimal mental well-being with STBE. Our program is designed to enhance cognitive function, boost emotional intelligence, and develop effective coping strategies, helping you achieve a Christ-like mind and a more positive outlook on life. We provide tools and support to h
A Mind Renewed (Romans 12:2): Discover a Christ-centered pathway to optimal mental well-being with STBE. Our program is designed to enhance cognitive function, boost emotional intelligence, and develop effective coping strategies, helping you achieve a Christ-like mind and a more positive outlook on life. We provide tools and support to help navigate life's challenges, reduce stress, and cultivate positive thought patterns, ultimately leading to greater confidence in God's plan, hope in Jesus Christ, and assurance in God's Word.
Be Anxious for Nothing (Philippians 4:6-7, 1 Peter 5:7, Isaiah 41:10): At STBE, we believe that it is God who leads us to a healthy mind, and He is the cornerstone of a fulfilling life. We rely on Biblical truths as resources and guidance to transform anxiety into calm, doubt into confidence, and fatigue into vibrant faith and mental wellness.
Your Body is a Temple (1 Corinthians 6:19-20): STBE promotes optimal physical health and vitality. Through holistic practices, we help you cultivate a deeper understanding of what it means that "your body is a temple." Our approach integrates Biblical and nutritional guidance, as well as sustainable lifestyle practices, to enhance your physical well-being, increase your resilience, and empower you to live with greater energy and comfort.
Faith in Action (Hebrews 11:1): STBE offers a Christ-centered approach that enables individuals to explore and deepen their knowledge of God and Salvation through Jesus Christ. We offer Bible Studies, Mentorship, Life-coaching, Retreats, Conferences, and Workshops that foster the matters of faith and purpose, a deeper understanding of God's Word and promises, all the while cultivating mindfulness, and promote practices that align your actions with God's core values, leading to faith, transcendent peace, obedience, and trust in God.
Nurturing and Promoting Your Spirit-Given Gifts and Fruit (1 Corinthians 12:7-11, Galatians 5:22-23): Our Bible-based approach to spiritual growth helps you discover, embrace, and apply your God-given gifts while fostering a sense of purpose and meaningful contribution. STBE understands that it is God, through His Holy Spirit, that empowers you to live with passion, compassion, gratitude, and a clear understanding of your place in the world. Each of our programs is designed to guide you to the one who can transform your life and equip you to live a life of faith and endurance.
STBE is Seeing Through Blind Eyes. Our vision is FAITH IN ACTION, Not by power nor might, but by God's Spirit. We believe Jesus is the Truth, The Way to the Father, And Life!

STBE (Biblical Counseling Services) offers a Christ-centered and comprehensive Biblical approach to addressing the interconnected issues of spiritual, mental, and physical decline. STBE helps individuals recognize and understand the profound impact that mental health can have on spiritual, physical, and personal lives and vice versa.
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STBE (Biblical Counseling Services) offers a Christ-centered and comprehensive Biblical approach to addressing the interconnected issues of spiritual, mental, and physical decline. STBE helps individuals recognize and understand the profound impact that mental health can have on spiritual, physical, and personal lives and vice versa.
Through various programs and workshops, STBE provides tools and strategies for personal growth and healing. Participants learn how to cultivate a deeper spiritual connection with Jesus, which can lead to improved mental clarity and emotional resilience. Moreover, STBE emphasizes the importance of self-care practices that promote physical well-being, gratitude, a meaningful and intentional approach, confidence in God’s Word and promises, and other practices that foster wellness.
By fostering a supportive community, STBE encourages individuals to share their experiences and challenges, creating a sense of belonging and understanding. This communal aspect not only helps break the isolation often felt during difficult times but also allows participants to share wisdom and encouragement.
Ultimately, STBE empowers individuals to take charge of their well-being, leading to a transformative journey toward a more Christ-focused, balanced, healthy, and fulfilling life in accordance with God’s perfect will.

Be Empowered Through Bible-Based Mentorship:
Engaging in one-on-one mentorship can significantly enhance your personal and spiritual, as well as professional, growth. By sharing experiences and insights with others, you not only gain valuable knowledge but also build a supportive community that fosters mutual success and growth. Embrace t
Be Empowered Through Bible-Based Mentorship:
Engaging in one-on-one mentorship can significantly enhance your personal and spiritual, as well as professional, growth. By sharing experiences and insights with others, you not only gain valuable knowledge but also build a supportive community that fosters mutual success and growth. Embrace the opportunity offered at STBE to learn from Jesus and God's Word and watch your life be transformed!
Jacqueline Torres is a Counseling Psychology Graduate with experience in Biblical Counseling, Life-Coaching, Mentorship, and Leadership in Women's Ministry. Jacqueline Torres utilizes various venues, including strengthening workshops, Bible studies, Retreats, and Women's Conferences, to achieve maximum benefits. Mrs. Torres works hard to ensure you receive adequate guidance, support, and, foremost, a clear understanding of the Gospel message and God's Will for your life.

Empowering Women of Faith Through Stories, Connection, and Growth
The Echoes of Hope Women's Conference is a beacon for women seeking inspiration, strength, and a renewed sense of purpose anchored in faith in Jesus Christ. Our vision is to share the Gospel and ignite hope through authentic, faith-filled sto
Empowering Women of Faith Through Stories, Connection, and Growth
The Echoes of Hope Women's Conference is a beacon for women seeking inspiration, strength, and a renewed sense of purpose anchored in faith in Jesus Christ. Our vision is to share the Gospel and ignite hope through authentic, faith-filled stories and create a sacred space where women can be transformed by the power of Christ-centered fellowship. This conference is more than a gathering; it is a movement designed to empower, uplift, and unite women on their journeys of faith, healing, and personal growth.
At the heart of Echoes of Hope are the voices of women whose lives have been touched, challenged, and ultimately renewed by faith in Jesus Christ and the Gospel. The conference spotlights testimonies of resilience—stories of overcoming adversity, battling doubt, and emerging with stronger trust in God. These narratives serve as living evidence of hope, inspiring attendees to embrace their unique journeys and believe in the possibility of transformation through Christ.
The Echoes of Hope experience is enriched by the connections forged among women from diverse backgrounds, walks of life, churches, and ministries. Through guided discussions, small group sessions, and collaborative activities, participants discover the healing power of God’s Word and Character, as well as shared experiences. By opening their hearts and listening to one another, attendees realize they are not alone in their struggles or triumphs. These meaningful bonds create a network of mutual support that endures long after the conference concludes.
True empowerment flourishes in community. Echoes of Hope is committed to fostering an inclusive environment where women of faith can find encouragement, mentorship, and collective strength. The conference provides practical tools and ongoing resources to help participants cultivate supportive networks within their churches, families, and communities. By nurturing these connections, we collectively amplify the voices of hope and extend Christ’s love beyond the conference walls.
The impact of Echoes of Hope is best reflected in the transformed lives of its participants. Women leave the conference with renewed faith, a clearer sense of purpose, and practical strategies for personal and spiritual growth. Many share testimonies of overcoming personal challenges, breaking cycles of discouragement, and experiencing healing in mind, body, and spirit. Through Christ-centered workshops and prayer, each woman is equipped to embrace her God-given identity and pursue lasting growth.
We invite you—our sponsors, faith leaders, and women of all backgrounds—to join us in this extraordinary journey. Your support and participation are vital to the success and reach of the Echoes of Hope Women's Conference. By investing in this initiative, you help build a legacy of faith, healing, and empowerment for current and future generations.
· Support the conference as a sponsor and enable transformative experiences for women of faith.
· Engage as a faith leader, mentor, or volunteer, and share your wisdom and encouragement.
· Participate as an attendee and become part of a supportive, Christ-centered community.
Together, let us echo hope, nurture courage, and inspire women to live out their faith with boldness and joy. Join us in shaping a future where every woman knows she is seen, valued, and empowered through Christ.

Do you want to transform your goals into achievements?
Faith in Action Drives Personal Growth: Through God's Word and Jacqueline's life-coaching program, you will find answers to life's complexities. Embrace STBE's Goal-Setting approach and see the Will of God transform your life.
STBE offers a unique opportunity to those who are serious
Do you want to transform your goals into achievements?
Faith in Action Drives Personal Growth: Through God's Word and Jacqueline's life-coaching program, you will find answers to life's complexities. Embrace STBE's Goal-Setting approach and see the Will of God transform your life.
STBE offers a unique opportunity to those who are serious and proactive about achieving their goals but desire support and biblical guidance. At STBE, we take your goals seriously and want not only to see you succeed but also to celebrate with you. Based on Hebrews 11:1, we learn that Faith in Action requires trust in God and His purposes for each of our lives. Nevertheless, Faith in Action means proceeding forward with confidence, hope, and assurance that God will lead each of our steps to His amazing and perfect will. Now, that is victory!

At the STBE Women's Retreat, we offer a unique opportunity that is not only fun but also promotes a deep connection to God's Word and allows ladies to fellowship with women of faith. This isn't just a retreat; it's a transformative experience designed to foster lasting relationships while diving into God's Word. Picture a warm, inviting a
At the STBE Women's Retreat, we offer a unique opportunity that is not only fun but also promotes a deep connection to God's Word and allows ladies to fellowship with women of faith. This isn't just a retreat; it's a transformative experience designed to foster lasting relationships while diving into God's Word. Picture a warm, inviting atmosphere where laughter echoes, hearts open, and every moment is filled with intentional learning and spiritual growth.
Our sessions are designed not only to engage your mind but also your spirit, ensuring that you walk away enriched and inspired by God's Word. Whether through group discussions, interactive workshops, or quiet moments of reflection, every aspect of the retreat is designed to deepen your understanding of Scripture and its application in your everyday life.
Embrace the beauty of sisterhood as you bond with like-minded women, share your stories, and uplift one another in prayer and encouragement. The STBE Retreat is more than just an event; it's a nurturing community that celebrates growth and joy in every step of the journey. Discover how these transformative experiences can strengthen your passion for Scripture and empower you to live out your faith with bold confidence.

Unpaid Internship Opportunities at STBE Non-Profit
Christ-Centered Experiences for Future Leaders
STBE Non-Profit offers enriching umpaid internship opportunities designed for individuals seeking to make a meaningful impact in their communities while growing personally and professionally in a Christ-centered environment. Our organ
Unpaid Internship Opportunities at STBE Non-Profit
Christ-Centered Experiences for Future Leaders
STBE Non-Profit offers enriching umpaid internship opportunities designed for individuals seeking to make a meaningful impact in their communities while growing personally and professionally in a Christ-centered environment. Our organization is dedicated to serving others through faith-based initiatives, and we invite passionate, service-minded interns to join us on this mission.
· Community Outreach and Engagement
· Faith-Based Program Development
· Event Planning and Coordination
· Nonprofit Operations
· Marketing and Communications
· Mentorship from experienced Christian leaders
· Hands-on experience in nonprofit ministry concepts
· Opportunities to participate in Christ-centered projects
· Personal and spiritual growth through regular devotions and team fellowship
· Networking opportunities within the faith-based and nonprofit sectors
We welcome those currently in their educational phase and Church-inspiring leaders who are passionate about service, leadership, and integrating their faith into their professional and ministry journey. Ideal candidates demonstrate a commitment to Christian values, a strong ethic, and a desire to contribute positively to the community.
Interested applicants should prepare a résumé and a brief statement of faith, outlining their interest in serving with STBE Non-Profit. For more information or to submit your application, please contact us at stbeheb11@gmail.com
Embark on a transformative, unpaid internship experience that blends professional growth with spiritual development at STBE Non-Profit—where service meets purpose, and every opportunity is centered in Christ.
We'd love to hear from you! Are you seeking services such as mentorship or life coaching, or would you like to volunteer? Call us today, and let's begin our journey.
You can also check us out at any of our events. Look for the Calendar Section and don't miss the opportunity to meet us!
Mon | Closed | |
Tue | 09:00 am – 05:00 pm | |
Wed | 09:00 am – 05:00 pm | |
Thu | 09:00 am – 05:00 pm | |
Fri | 09:00 am – 05:00 pm | |
Sat | Closed | |
Sun | Closed |
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We are excited to share an incredible opportunity to make a real difference. The Echoes of Hope: Women’s Conference 2026 is coming soon—an event dedicated to empowering and inspiring women. We are bringing together testimonies, hands-on workshops, and networking opportunities to help women find hope in Jesus Christ and thrive. To bring this vision to life, we need your support. Your donation, no matter the size, can significantly impact. We thank you for your donation, prayers, and support. Click the picture to make a donation.
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Event Details:
Early Ticket from 01/01/2026 - 05/31/2026 - $45 per person
Regular Ticket from 06/01/2026 - 07/05/2026 - $50 per person
Date: 07/11/2026
Time: 8: AM - 5: PM.
Address: Lyceum Resource & Conference Center, 227 Lawrence St, Hartford, CT 06106.
Contact: Jacqueline Torres 727-364-0955 or
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I believe in God's promises! I also think God's Word is our instruction and our living Word. It is my vision and mission to share the Gospel with anyone willing to listen. I see an organization that not only cares for people's well-being, but also for their salvation. Nonetheless, I see an organization that cultivates unity, promotes fait
I believe in God's promises! I also think God's Word is our instruction and our living Word. It is my vision and mission to share the Gospel with anyone willing to listen. I see an organization that not only cares for people's well-being, but also for their salvation. Nonetheless, I see an organization that cultivates unity, promotes faith, confidence, hope, and assurance, and provides opportunities to achieve growth and maturity in Christ Jesus. I see God glorifying His name.

Bachelor of Science in
Counseling Psychology
Biblical Studies Certificatio
Ordained Biblical Counselor
Life-Coaching Training
Twelve years of Women's Ministry Experience
Computer Systems and Business Applications
President/Founder at Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp, Florida 2025

Class Members and Volunteers are the backbone of our organization. We offer a range of opportunities for individuals and groups to get involved and make a positive impact in the lives of those we serve. I would ask you first to pray and ask God whether this organization is a journey you should partake in. Next, get in touch with me by cal
Class Members and Volunteers are the backbone of our organization. We offer a range of opportunities for individuals and groups to get involved and make a positive impact in the lives of those we serve. I would ask you first to pray and ask God whether this organization is a journey you should partake in. Next, get in touch with me by calling 727-364-0955. Last, let's join forces. Glorify God, share the message of salvation, and change lives one at a time.

We are child advocates, dedicated to releasing children from poverty in Jesus' name. Through sponsorships and donations, we empower local churches to love, care for and protect children in poverty so they're free to learn, grow, play and dream.
Help End Child Poverty | Compassion International

Changing the Lives of Children and Families Through Faith, Love, and Hope.
Learn More at Hope for the Children Ministries Home Page
Phone: 727.459.5055
E-mail: drshe@hftcm.org
Let HFTCM know that your learned about them through Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp and help us grow!

Where Beauty is Made from the Broken
If you are looking for a family-oriented and sound biblical teaching church, we recommend Mosaic Church NPR. Come meet Pastor Chris and his family. Make wonderul connection and grow in faith.
(727) 833-0777
5725 Rowan Rd.
New Port Richey, FL 34653
Tell Mosaic Church you heard about them through Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp and help us grow!

For all your Real Estate needs, I am here to serve you. Buying and selling your home is not about me; it is about you. Call (727) 505-7310 for more information.
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Gloria's Grace — Triumph Over Adversity
Scripture Foundation: Jeremiah 29:11 (NIV)
"For I know the plans I have for you," declares the Lord, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future."
The story of Gloria's Grace: Triumph Over Adversity is a powerful testament to God's faithfulness and the truth of His pr
Gloria's Grace — Triumph Over Adversity
Scripture Foundation: Jeremiah 29:11 (NIV)
"For I know the plans I have for you," declares the Lord, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future."
The story of Gloria's Grace: Triumph Over Adversity is a powerful testament to God's faithfulness and the truth of His promises. Gloria's journey reveals that even when life feels broken beyond repair, God's plans are still at work—shaping beauty from ashes and purpose from pain.
Through seasons of heartbreak, single motherhood, and spiritual warfare, Gloria discovered that God's promises are not voided by adversity—they are fulfilled through it. In her waiting, God was working. In her tears, He was preparing restoration.
That restoration came full circle when God led her to her husband, Reverend Thomas, a divine connection that reflected the love and redemption she had long prayed for. As a mother, Gloria also experienced healing and renewal—learning to lead her son through grace, faith, and strength, becoming a living example of God's nurturing power.
Now on a healing mission, Gloria's life and her book serve as a beacon of hope to others. She boldly declares that God still restores, delivers, and fulfills every promise in His perfect timing. Her story is one of transformation—from adversity to anointing, from pain to purpose, from brokenness to Gloria's Grace.
Tell Gloria you heard about her through us and help us grow!
Gloria Jean Hobbs Thomas
3802 North 52nd Street
Tampa Florida 33619
Email: gloriahobbs82@yahoo.com
This section will help you find answers to common questions and understand our Policies, Agreements, and Bylaws, and how your contributions help STBE's Vision and Mission come true.
All donations given to STBE Ministry are recycled back into the community. How? Your donations help us fund the programs offered at STBE, including retreats, workshops, conferences, and biblical counseling. When you donate, not only do you contribute to the materials we need to provide the programs, but your donation also makes it possible for participants who can't afford these programs to access them free of charge. One way to observe the impact of your donations is by becoming a Class Member, which automatically grants donors access to information about our activities at STBE and how their contributions benefit the community.
No refunds are available at STBE Corp. All products, sales, and service fees or prices are final. Donations, purchases, or participation in any of our areas of service means you have understood this policy.
The answer is simple. Here at STBE, we promote integrity and transparency. As a new organization, we aim to provide our staff, volunteers, and visitors with a clear understanding of how this organization operates. These policies, agreements, and bylaws are subject to change at the discretion of the Board of Directors.
To empower the community with Christ-centered support, STBE recognizes the importance of unity and advocacy among the Christian community. Our unity and advocacy derive from the biblical principles found in John 13:34-35, which tells us that others will know we are of Christ when we love one another. 1 John 4:7 teaches us that we must love one another because love is from God and those who love are born of God. 1 Peter 4:8 encourages us to love one another because love covers a multitude of sins. Galatians 6:2 instructs believers to bear one another's burdens. Hebrews 10:24-25 It enables us to consider how to stir up one another to love, to do good works, and not to neglect meeting together. Other biblical principles that set the foundation for STBE's Information Network are the principles of unity and teaching. We are to avoid selfish motives, or seeking our own gain, Philippians 2:3-4, 1 Corinthians 10:24, James 3:16, Psalm 119:36, Proverbs 11:25, Mark 8:36, and 1 Timothy 6:10. Each of these is not just a foundation here at STBE Information Network; we understand the importance of each principle and aim to put them into practice unapologetically. We believe and understand that unity helps the body of Christ stay healthy and strong. It is always our hope that we will find Churches, services, and programs that share the same principles, and that is the information we will share. STBE holds the right to deny the sharing of the information provided on this website. All information provided here is free of cost to those we promote; thus, we hope that they will help us grow with the same love and devotion we do unto others by sharing our information and encouraging others to serve or participate at STBE. We love serving the community and our family in Christ, and we believe supporting others' work brings glory to God and promotes spiritual, mental, and physical wellness.
Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp (STBE)
Empowering Lives Through Christ-Centered Support
Hebrews 11:1 Faith, Confidence, Hope, Assurance
Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp
Policy
Adopted: 06/01//2025
The following policy presented here pertains to Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp employees, volunteers, and participants.
Introduction
Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp (STBE) is a Non-Profit Organization. As a Christian Organization, our first vision and mission are to share the Gospel. Second, this Organization is a service provider. We empower communities with Christ-centered support. We offer a range of support programs, including mentorship, biblical counseling, life coaching, retreats, support groups, and conferences.
Additionally, we maintain a "toolbox" of networks. These network connections are understood to be Christ-centered and community-driven, ensuring that our participants benefit from available programs and support. These networks comprise other organizations that offer a range of services promoting spiritual, mental, and physical well-being.
Our foundational biblical text is Hebrews 11, which is often referred to as "Faith in Action." We believe God's perfect will is the answer to all of our questions. Faith in Action encompasses biblical foundations, values, and principles that promote worship of God, as well as spiritual, mental, and physical wellness. Our call is to stand in the gap between the centralized Church and the broader public. We understand that Jesus clearly explained in Matthew 22:37-40, Mark 12:28-34, and Luke 10:25-28 that the fulfillment of the law depends on these two most important commandments: to love God with all our mind, heart, soul, and strength, and to love others as ourselves. Because we love God first, we now have the second commandment at hand, and Seeing Through Blikd Eyes Corp is dedicated to promoting these crucial commandments by loving all people within our communities.
We understand that the task is not easy, but we are determined to be a vessel of biblical truth and love, as God calls us. Within our vision and mission, we see many people from diverse backgrounds, cultures, and social statuses come to Christ, accepting Him as Lord and Savior, and embarking on a journey of Faith in Action for God's glory. Seeing Through Blind Eyes means seeing through the cross of Christ, and seeing through His eyes. Therefore, our purpose and commitment are to love God and love the community.
The Purpose of the Policy
The policies of Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp reflect God's given structure, the intentions, and how this Organization will operate, including its boundaries and conflict resolution.
The Scope and Compliance for this Organization
These policies are the sole governing policies of Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp (STBE).
All, and not limited to, the Board, employees, members, and participants must read, understand, agree to, and adhere to the policies of this Organization.
Anyone who proceeds within this Organization, by participating in any capacity, means they have read and understood our policies and therefore adhere to them.
Commitment to this Organization's policies ensures a proper structure, functionality, fairness, and promotes integrity for all those who work within the Organization and those we serve. Similarly, participants benefit from fairness and the avoidance of any legal issues that may affect STBE's Organization, its personnel, or the people we serve.
Code of Conduct
Expected Behavior:
Adhere to a high standard of professionalism, integrity, kindness, truth, and respect at all times, following Biblical principles, values, and commandments. STBE is a Christ-centered support provider, and proper conduct is highly required. Failure to adhere to this code of conduct gives Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp the right to terminate any position or services for anyone involved in breaking this code of conduct. This code of conduct also applies to all participants. Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp reserves the right to deny, cancel, or prevent anyone from using its services at any time and without explanation.
Anti-Discrimination and Harassment:
Zero tolerance for discrimination or harassment of any form. Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp does not discriminate against individuals based on color, culture, sex, social status, disability, or any other characteristic that may be relevant to their employment or participation in its programs or activities. However, ALL personnel and participants must understand that STBE is a Christian and Christ-centered service provider, and we uphold SOLELY the Biblical (the Holy Bible) teachings, morals, values, and principles. By participating, participants and personnel acknowledge that they have read, understood, and agree to be bound by these policies.
Violations of the Conflicts of Interest Policy
a. If the governing Board or committee has reasonable cause to believe a member has failed to disclose factual or possible conflicts of interest, it shall inform the member of the basis for such belief and allow the member to explain the alleged failure to disclose.
b. If, after hearing the member's response and after making further investigation as warranted by the circumstances, the governing Board or committee determines the member has failed to disclose an actual or possible conflict of interest, it shall take appropriate disciplinary and corrective action.
Attendance Policy
Work Hours:
a. Attendance and punctuality are non-negotiable.
b. A reasonable time must be given when employees or volunteers are unable to work.
c. STBE reserves the right to terminate any employment or volunteer work without cause, and or by Florida laws.
Time Off Requests:
Submissions for time off must follow the established procedures without exception.
Written requests must be submitted at least four weeks before the event.
Excessive Absenteeism:
Please note that failure to comply with attendance expectations may result in disciplinary action.
Leave of Absence Policy
Types of Leave:
Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp does not currently provide any of these Personal Leave options. However, these types of Personal Leave will be revised yearly and adjusted according to the Organization's ability to offer them. It is essential to note that unpaid Board members, Class Members, or Volunteers are required to submit a written request for the time off they seek. STBE does not offer any compensation at this time, and participants have read and understood this policy.
To be Considered Annually:
Approval Process:
Requests must be submitted through the proper channels and will be evaluated strictly.
Approval personnel must reply within a reasonable time to ensure that: First, the vacancy is covered. Two, the person will have time to make the necessary changes or complete necessary tasks before the time off takes place.
Documentation Requirements:
When applicable, documentation is mandatory for leave requests.
Communication Expectations:
Maintaining clear and consistent communication when working or participating is necessary to prevent misunderstandings and ensure the quality of supporting services.
Performance Metrics:
Performance will be assessed rigorously regardless of work location.
Health and Safety Policy
Safety Commitment:
We are committed to maintaining a safe and healthy workplace. Compliance is required from all leaders and participants.
Reporting Procedures:
Report all accidents or hazardous conditions immediately; failure to do so will not be tolerated.
Emergency Protocols:
Familiarize with and adhere to emergency procedures at all times.
Emergency protocols are presented at the beginning of every event. Staff are required to understand the procedures, which vary accordingly.
Confidentiality and Data Protection Policy
Protection of Information:
Protecting sensitive information is imperative; all employees must adhere to guidelines.
a. Under no circumstances may personal or private information be disclosed.
b. STBE Corp will only provide personal or private information requested by a Florida court of law and by Florida laws for non-profit organizations.
c. No one within Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp, except for approved Board members, is allowed to provide the legally requested information by the Florida State courts.
d, Anyone within the STBE Corp who violates any of the privacy policies will be automatically terminated from their employment, volunteer work, or participation.
e. Understand that violations of these policies will lead to immediate review and potential disciplinary actions, for example, unpaid leave, and any other applicable disciplinary actions.
f. Violations will be dealt with according to strict procedures.
g. Non-compliance can lead to warnings, suspension, or termination.
Review and Amendment Policy
Review Frequency:
Policies will be reviewed annually to ensure relevance and effectiveness.
Amendment Process:
Changes to policies will be made through a clearly defined process.
Authority:
Only designated Board members are authorized to modify these policies.
Conclusion
Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp is currently a small non-profit organization with a vision and mission designed to share the Gospel and provide support services to the community. Our goal is to establish ourselves and, in due time, offer a broader range of support services. The policies provided here are subject to change.
All individuals participating in this Organization have read, understood, and agreed to these policies.
Participation in any of our support services automatically gives Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp permission to record, take pictures, and share them on STBE's social media platforms for promotional purposes. Participants are made aware of these policies, and in the event of denial of such recordings or photographs taken, it will automatically prevent participants from participating in any of our support services, as we do not currently have the assistance of professional digital editing. Denial of participation is done at the President's discretion and after further consideration.
Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp
BYLAWS
Adopted: 06/01//2025
ARTICLE I: NAME AND PURPOSE
Section 1.01 Name:
Section 1.02 Purpose:
1. Provide Christ-centered & Biblical (Holy Bible) spiritual, mental, and physical well-being support. Fostering practices such as mentorship, retreats, and other services alike.
2. Promote awareness regarding overall spiritual, mental, and physical health. Providing venues where awareness would otherwise be available, such as wellness programs, organizations, and others alike.
3. Provide Wellness Navigator Services and Support.
4. Provide continuous support through various venues, including mentorship, life coaching, retreats, conferences, support groups, and workshops.
5. Our services are in alignment with the Articles of Incorporation and applicable IRS regulations.
Section 1.03 Principal Office:
Section 1.04 Fiscal Year: The fiscal year of the Organization shall begin on June 1st and end on May 31st of each calendar year.
ARTICLE II: MEMBERSHIP
Section 2.01 Classes of Membership:
DESCRIPTION OF CLASS MEMBERSHIP
· The Advocate Class Member is selected and approved by the Board. Advocate Class Members may participate in the limited voting approval of Class Members, as outlined in the bylaws of Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp (Class Membership Committee), when possible. The Advocate Class Members' vote is NOT the final vote, but it is highly considered.
· Advocate Class Members may apply for consideration if the Board or other Class Members Committee has not made a selection.
· The Advocate Class Members must demonstrate integrity, passion, and dedication to the cause as specified above in the Articles of Incorporation for Seeing Through Blind Eyes and under the 501 (c) (3) IRS laws.
· The Advocate Class Members must be approved by any or all members of the Board or authorized under the Class Memberships Committee.
· The members, as advocates, will actively support and influence positive changes, spread awareness, and voice ideas that will better benefit the cause of this Organization.
· As an Advocate Class Member, the individual will have the right to voice concerns, share ideas, and receive internal support from qualified members to ensure the well-being of the Organization, all participants, and others.
· The Advocate Class Members will promote and engage in outreach efforts to promote Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp (STBE) and speak on behalf of those we serve.
· The Advocate Class Member benefits include exclusive updates, initiatives, and advocacy campaigns, as determined by the Board and made available. In addition, the Member may receive invitations to extraordinary "Advocate Briefings or Conferences" with organizational leadership. Additionally, as advocates, members may participate in letter-writing campaigns, calls to action, or local outreach events.
· The Advocate Class Members may have access to shareable content and tools to help promote our vision and mission of Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp. Access approval will be determined by the Board, as specified in the Articles of Incorporation. The Advocate Class Members may receive recognition as an Advocate on our social media, website, and annual report.
· Advocate members do not hold the right to make decisions, and their vote is limited within the Organization; however, their voices, concerns, and ideas are highly considered.
2. Class 2 Impact Membership:
· This Impact Class requires members to seek tangible results and contribute to the success of our support programs and the Organization. Impact Class Members will often be the face of the Organization during events.
· Impact Class Members take the initiative to participate in most or all events, demonstrating high levels of commitment and engagement with staff and attendees, thereby ensuring the Organization's events are a success.
· The Impact Class Members may financially contribute to initiatives while helping us expand our reach and deepen the positive change that Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp, "STBE," will create.
· The Impact Class Members will benefit from participating and witnessing firsthand the difference they will create. The benefits include reports on the specific impact, special invitations to tours, virtual presentations, support programs, activities, and other similar opportunities. Firsthand opportunities to meet support program beneficiaries when appropriate, ethical, and approved by the Organization's directives, as specified in the Articles of Incorporation.
· Impact Class Members will have access to early information about new support programs and projects as permitted by the Board. They will have the opportunity to be an active participant pending approval of the Organization's Board, as specified in the Articles of Incorporation, or, when possible, the Class Members Committee.
· Impact Members do not hold the right to make decisions and have limited voting rights within the Organization, but their voices, observations, and ideas are highly valued and considered.
3. Class 3 Pillar Membership:
· Pillar Class Members are considered, selected, and approved solely by the Board, regardless of their contributions when or if they meet specified criteria as outlined below. These criteria are crucial since Pillar Class Members are considered "the backbone" of the Organization.
· Pillar Class Members are vital and long-term support for the Organization. Members provide essential support that enables the Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp (STBE) plan to move forward, innovate, and maintain continuous operations.
· Pillar Class Members' financial and generous contributions help uphold the Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp (STBE) vision and mission.
· Pillar Class Members are highly esteemed within the Class Members' Committee, but are not limited or exempt from the Class Members Committee rules.
Exclusive benefits for Pillar Class Members:
· Personalized stewardship and approved access to dedicated staff communication as permissible by the Board or Class Membership Committee.
· Invitations to exclusive "Pillar Dinners, Events, Briefings" with the President, Vice President, Director, Board, or Class Members' Committee.
· Acknowledgment as a Pillar Member on prominent organizational material, donor wall, and annual report.
· Priority invitations to all major events.
· Private consultation opportunities with the President, Vice President, and Board of Directors, as permitted by such, regarding the financial health of the Organization and strategic direction, and others.
· Pillar Class Members do not hold the right to make decisions within the Organization, but they have a voting right in specific areas of the Organization, which is only exercised when requested or as specified by the Board, as needed. A-Pillar Member's vote is never the final vote, and it is subject to limitations as defined in the Organization's bylaws.
4. Class 4 Guardian Membership:
· Guardian Class Members are selected and approved by the Board or the Class Membership Committee.
· Guardian Class Members demonstrate profound dedication and display dedicated protection while sustaining our vital work.
· Guardian Class Members ensure that our vision and mission remain strong and resilient in the long term.
· Guardian Class Members provide crucial, reliable support that safeguards our ability to respond to challenges, maintain our integrity, and continue serving our community without interruption.
· Guardian Class Members' benefits include long-term updates about the health of the Organization, exclusive invitations to briefings regarding organizational stability, and future planning. Recognition for long-term dedication. Special appreciation regarding their special role in securing the Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp (STBE) Organization's financial stability and growth. Recognition for supporting and holding in high esteem the Organization Members and those we serve.
· Guardian Class Members will help construct, teach, and learn about opportunities for contingency planning and risk management strategies.
· Guardian Class Members do NOT hold the right to make decisions within the Organization, but their ideas, observations, and concerns are highly considered. The Members do not have voting rights but are subject to the voting limitations and opportunities as defined by the Class
Members Committee.
Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp (STBE) does NOT provide training in the areas mentioned regarding Class Membership. These criteria are displayed by Class Members, resulting in consideration, selection, and approval of the Class Membership request. Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp (STBE) holds the right to reject, deny, or terminate Class Membership according to its bylaws or as it considers necessary to protect the Organization's integrity and well-being. Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp (STBE) holds All Rights Reserved, agreements, bylaws, terms and conditions, and policies of the Organization.
Section 2.02 Admission to Membership:
Class Membership Admission must meet the following criteria:
· As described in Section 2.01 of the bylaws, Class of Membership.
· An application must be submitted for further consideration, approval, and recognition.
· Accept and commit to the agreed-upon terms (determined at the time of application and pending approval).
Definition of "Dues" for Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp:
· The dues are the contributions that dedicated Class Members will commit to render to Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp (STBE) to further the vision and mission of the Organization.
· Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp (STBE) does NOT determine the amount Class Members donate. The agreement and the availability of Class Members establish these dues. Once the Class Member decides how much they would commit to donating, an official agreement is then established and notarized. The notarized agreement then becomes the official contract, remaining in effect until it is canceled, changed, or revoked by the Board or upon written request from the Member.
· Dues are subject to change at the Class Member's written request or pending any changes made by the Board, should this be the case.
Section 2.03 Dues:
Example: A member can agree to contribute dues ranging from $50.00 to $100.00 per month or $1,000.00 per year. Pillar members can give as much as they are able.
Section 2.04 Class Membership Voting Rights:
Example: A Pillar Class Member may cast a vote to determine whether a specific expense should be considered, as their vote is highly considered and thus limited.
Example: All Class Members as a Committee may cast a limited vote to consider the restatement of a Class Member.
Definition of "limited vote" for Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp:
The term "limited" is used to describe the voting and rights limitations that all Class Members possess individually or collectively as a committee. This term is used to specify that Class Members DO NOT have any form of right within the Organization's structure, affairs, rules of conduct, policies, terms and conditions, bylaws, and other vital matters that ensure the carrying out of the vision and mission, safety, ethics, and well-being of the Organization and those we serve. The "limited voting right," however, is highly esteemed by Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp's Board and is considered necessary.
Section 2.05 Termination of Membership for ALL Class Membership Members:
Membership may be terminated by:
Section 2.06 Meetings of Members:
· An annual meeting of the members shall be held on May 1st of each year, or within a specific timeframe as established by the Board of Directors, to discuss, select, or determine the transaction of any other business that may come before the meeting.
3. Special Meetings:
· Special meetings of the members may be called by the President, Vice President, the Board of Directors, or upon written request of the Pillar Class Members. All Class Members may request special meetings as specified by the Class Member Committee.
4. Notice of Meetings:
· Written or electronic notice of all meetings shall be given to each Member entitled to vote as deemed necessary by the Board or upon request, no less than 10 days before and not more than 31 days before the date of the meeting. The notice shall state the place, date, and time of the meeting, and if it is a special meeting, the purpose or purposes for which the meeting is called.
5. Quorum: A majority of the voting members present in person or as specified shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business at any meeting of members.
· ONLY the President or Vice President can take any action in the collaboration that benefits or is vital for the Organization's well-being without ANY votes or a members' meeting.
· The President, Vice President, and Board of Directors may collaborate and take action without a meeting with the Class Members or any other organization members.
· No action will be taken without a meeting, where all or the majority of the voting members must be present according to the rule mentioned above or specified by the President, Vice President, or Board of Directors.
· ALL meeting requests must be submitted in writing and approved by the President, Vice President, or Board of Directors to be considered an official meeting.
ARTICLE III: BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Section 3.01 Powers:
· The affairs of the Organization shall be managed first by its President, Vice President, and or the Board of Directors (hereinafter referred to as "the Board"). The Board of Directors, except the President, shall have only powers deemed necessary or appropriate for the accomplishment of the purposes of the Organization, except as otherwise provided in these Bylaws or by law.
· Due to the uniqueness of this Organization, only the President and Founder, Jacqueline Torres, has complete control of the Organization unless this is later changed, updated, or stipulated in the Organization's Bylaws.
· Powers within this Organization are subject to further consideration, change, and update as deemed necessary and are highly considered by the President.
Section 3.02 Number of Directors:
· The Board shall consist of no fewer than two (2) and no more than seven (7) directors. The exact number of directors shall be fixed from time to time by resolution of the Board.
Section 3.03 Qualifications:
· Directors shall be members of the Organization, individuals committed to the Organization's vision and mission, at least 18 years of age.
Section 3.04 Election and Term of Office:
a. Directors shall be elected according to the discretion and consideration of the President, Vice President, and/or Board of Directors, and at the annual meeting on May 1st or as otherwise determined by the President.
b. The term of the Board of Directors will be ongoing unless otherwise specified, changed, determined, or upon written request for resignation or as needed by the Organization. In other words, there is no term of service limitation on the service provided by the Board unless failure to abide by the bylaws, law, or harm to the Organization is noted. If failure is indicated and confirmed, voting for the new Board Member should occur in the event of need or at the annual meeting on May 1st.
c. Terms shall be staggered, if desired, to ensure continuity of service. Voting will proceed according to the specifications outlined in sections (a), (b), (c), and (d).
d. Directors may serve consecutive full terms as otherwise specified in the bylaws.
Section 3.05 Vacancies:
· Any vacancy occurring in the Board, whether because of death, resignation, removal, or an increase in the number of Directors, may be filled by the affirmative vote of the President, Vice President, and or majority of the remaining Directors then in office, even if less than a quorum. A Director elected to fill a vacancy shall serve for the unexpired term of his or her predecessor, and the Director must be elected following the rules under the provided Bylaws.
· Resignation: Any director may resign at any time by giving written notice to the President or Secretary of the Organization.
· Removal: Any director may be removed, with or without cause, by the President or a majority of the Board of Directors whenever, in their judgment, the best interests of the Organization would be served thereby and with the approval of the President.
· Members considered for removal may be allowed to be heard and highly regarded.
Section 3.07 Meetings of the Board of Directors:
1. Regular Meetings: The Board shall hold at least four (4) regular meetings annually at such time and place as the Board may determine.
2. Annual Meeting: The annual meeting of the Board of Directors shall be held immediately following the annual meeting of the members or at a reasonable time to elect officers and transact any other business that may come before the meeting.
3.Special Meetings: Special meetings of the Board may be called by the President, the Vice President, or by any two (2) members of the Board, pending the President's approval.
4. Notice of Meetings: Written or electronic notice of all meetings shall be provided to each Director at least ten (10) days before the meeting date. The notice shall state the place, date, and hour of the meeting, and if it is a special meeting, the purpose or purposes for which the meeting is called.
5. Waiver of Notice: The President, Vice President, or Director may waive notice of any meeting. The attendance of a Director at a meeting shall constitute a waiver of notice of such a meeting, except where a Director attends a meeting for the express purpose of objecting to the transaction of any business because the meeting is not lawfully called or convened.
6. Quorum: A majority of the Directors then in office shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business at any meeting of the Board, per the President's consent.
7. Manner of Acting: The act of a majority of Directors present at a meeting at which a quorum is present shall be the act of the Board of Directors unless a greater number is required by these bylaws or by law.
8. Participation by Electronic Means: Directors may participate in a Board meeting using a conference telephone or similar communication equipment, provided that all participants can hear each other. Participation by such means shall be considered equivalent to being present in person at the meeting.
9. Action Without a Meeting: Any action required or permitted to be taken at a meeting of the Board may be taken without a meeting if all Directors consent in writing or by electronic transmission to the action.
Section 3.08 Officers, Directors, and Members' Compensation:
· The President, Vice President, Board Members, or employees may receive fair compensation (if available) for their services as long as the compensation does not exceed or violate the terms, policies, or bylaws of this Organization. The compensation is subject to vote and approval by the Board and must comply with Florida Laws for non-profit Organizations.
· Compensation must meet fair standards, as outlined in IRS Code Section 4958, for 501(c)(3) status.
ARTICLE IV: OFFICERS
Section 4.01 Officers:
· The officers of the Organization shall consist of a President, a Vice-President, a Secretary, a Treasurer, and such other officers as the Board of Directors may from time to time deem necessary.
· The officers constitute the Board of Directors and will serve different functions necessary for the Organization's operation and wellness.
Section 4.02 Election and Term of Office:
· The officers shall be elected following the specifications stated in the Organization's bylaws.
· Elections, when determined necessary, should be conducted annually by the Board of Directors at its annual meeting or otherwise specified.
· Officers, except the President and Vice President, may serve ongoing, or no more than three (3) consecutive terms in the same office unless otherwise determined by the President, Vice President, and Board of Directors' discretion or until his or her successor shall have been duly elected and qualified, or until his or her earlier resignation or removal.
Section 4.03 Resignation and Removal:
Section 4.04 Vacancies:
Section 4.05 Duties of Officers:
1. President: The President shall be the chief executive officer of the Organization. Due to the complexities of this Organization, the President, in this case, is not subject to the Board's power; thus, the President is expected to engage, take advice, and highly consider the Board and Pillar Class Members' advice that promotes and ensures the Organization's well-being and accurate operations.
2. The President is expected to uphold high standards of integrity, honesty, professionalism, effective communication, and active engagement.
3. The President is responsible for supervising and controlling all the business and affairs of the Organization.
4. The President shall preside at all meetings of the Board of Directors and Class Members. The President's vote is the final vote for all the Organization's affairs.
5. The President's failure to adhere to the high standard of the code of conduct and best practices will result in a Board review to determine the best possible outcome for the Organization.
6. Vice-President: The Vice-President shall perform the duties of the President in the absence or disability of the President and shall perform such other duties as may be assigned by the President or the Board.
7. Secretary: The Secretary shall: (i) keep the minutes of the meetings of the Board of Directors and, if applicable, members; (ii) see that the provisions of these Bylaws duly give all notices or as required by law; (iii) be custodian of the corporate records and of the seal of the Organization; (iv) keep a register of the post office address of each Director and officer; and (v) in general perform all duties incident to the office of Secretary and such other duties as from time to time may be assigned by the President or by the Board. The Secretary position within Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp is at the heart of the Organization and is held in high esteem.
8. Treasurer: The Treasurer shall: (i) have charge and custody of and be responsible for all funds and securities of the Organization; (ii) receive and give receipts for money due and payable to the Organization from any source whatsoever, and deposit all such moneys in the name of the Organization in such banks, trust companies or other depositories as shall be selected by the Board; (iii) be responsible for the accuracy of the financial records and reports; (iv) ensure the timely payment of all bills and invoices; and (v) in general perform all duties incident to the office of Treasurer and such other duties as from time to time may be assigned by the President or by the Board. The Treasurer shall submit a financial report at each regular meeting of the Board. (vi) The Treasurer does not hold the right to make transactions outside the bounds of what is permitted by Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp.
ARTICLE V: COMMITTEES
Section 5.01 Standing Committees:
1. Class Membership Committee: If applicable, limited to acting on urgent matters between Board meetings, subject to subsequent ratification by the full Board.
2. It is preferred that the Class Members be considered first for such a committee; however, any committee must be approved by the President.
3. Class Members are held in high esteem and are allowed to create subcommittees that focus on the high quality of service rendered to the public and the proper operation of the Organization. These subcommittees are subject to approval by the President.
Bylaws Amendment Procedures:
The Organization's Amendment Procedures will run as follows:
a. The Organization will consider all necessary changes and procedures that benefit the Organization and the people it serves.
b. Per the consideration conducted by the President and the Board, any necessary changes deemed necessary for the Organization will be addressed and then amended by the Board according to the specifications provided within these Bylaws for Seeing Through Blind Eyes Corp.
c. Due to the complexities of this Organization, the President holds the correct and final vote for any Amendment Procedure.
Fiscal Year and Financial Records:
The specifications for the fiscal year and the financial records are outlined in the Bylaws of this Organization and carried out through specific areas, such as:
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