SReal Life Church and Young Life are partnering up to provide a free prom for students of the community with special needs known as a “Night to Remember,” according to a press release from Real Life Church.

The prom will be held Saturday from 5-8 p.m. at the Santa Clarita Activities Centre. Students with special needs ages 15-30 were invited to attend.  

“‘A Night to Remember’ is going to be just that, said Rusty George, lead pastor of Real Life Church in Valencia. “Many students with special needs will never attend prom, never experience what it is like to pick out a prom dress or ever have the excitement of getting ready for prom. So, in partnering with Young Life, we are able to change that. We wanted to give these students the same great night that their siblings or other students have — ‘A Night to Remember.’”

Every honored guest attending the prom will be offered, free of charge:

• A tuxedo or prom dress
• Hair styling and makeup by professional cosmetologists
• A corsage or boutonnière
• A limousine ride
• A walk down the red carpet complete with paparazzi and cheering fans
• A night of dinner and dancing with a live DJ
• A gift bag and special memories that will last a lifetime

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Real Life Church is a non-denominational church that opened its doors in October 2000. With services on Thursday night and Sunday mornings and evenings, Real Life has grown to an attendance of over 5,000 per weekend. Real Life Church’s mission is to help people find and follow Jesus.

Young Life Capernaum gives young people with intellectual and developmental disabilities the chance to experience fun and adventure, to develop friendships and to challenge their limits while building self-esteem through club, camp and other exciting activities.

Ed. Note: this article is a press release provided by Real Life Church.