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| Mt. Zion Celebrating 140th Anniversary |
| iSPACE Recieves Grant from The Helen G., Henry F., & Louise Tuechter Dornette Foundation |
To bring people to God by faith in Jesus Christ and develop their
spiritual growth through the teaching of the gospel is the mission of
Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church. Located at 40 Coral Avenue in
Glendale, Ohio, Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church, whose vision is
becoming disciples to make disciples, is celebrating its 140th
Anniversary with multiple September events:
• Monday & Tuesday, Sept. 12 & 13, 7 p.m.: Two-day revival led by
Pastor Leroy Lacy from Houston, Texas.
• Saturday, Sept. 17, 7 p.m.: Gospel songfest featuring Rodney Posey
and Teresa Teri & Unique
• Sunday, Sept. 18, 10:45 a.m.: Culminating event with a momentous
celebration at the 10:45 a.m. Worship Service.
“These events will not only help us celebrate our anniversary in a
special way, but also reach out to more people for our Lord and
Savior,” says Pastor Kendall A. Logan.
For more information, visit www.mtzionglendale.com or call
call 513-771-9135.
Congrats Mt. Zion!
spiritual growth through the teaching of the gospel is the mission of
Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church. Located at 40 Coral Avenue in
Glendale, Ohio, Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church, whose vision is
becoming disciples to make disciples, is celebrating its 140th
Anniversary with multiple September events:
• Monday & Tuesday, Sept. 12 & 13, 7 p.m.: Two-day revival led by
Pastor Leroy Lacy from Houston, Texas.
• Saturday, Sept. 17, 7 p.m.: Gospel songfest featuring Rodney Posey
and Teresa Teri & Unique
• Sunday, Sept. 18, 10:45 a.m.: Culminating event with a momentous
celebration at the 10:45 a.m. Worship Service.
“These events will not only help us celebrate our anniversary in a
special way, but also reach out to more people for our Lord and
Savior,” says Pastor Kendall A. Logan.
For more information, visit www.mtzionglendale.com or call
call 513-771-9135.
Congrats Mt. Zion!
Date posted: September 1, 2016
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iSPACE, the premier provider of STEM (science, technology,
engineering and math) learning in the Greater Cincinnati Region, has
been awarded a $25,000 grant by The Helen G., Henry F., & Louise
Tuechter Dornette Foundation to support the capital costs for new lab
equipment.
Helen Dornette was a lifelong resident of Cincinnati and an active
participant in its life. She grew up in Madisonville and moved to
Mariemont where she lived through most of her life. Miss Dornette
taught science at Withrow High School. Upon her death in 1998, she
established the Helen G., Henry F. and Louise Tuechter Dornette
Foundation – honoring both her father Henry and mother Louise. Co-
trustees of the foundation are the Fifth Third Bank and Stanley Koller.
iSPACE, the STEM Learning Place is a non-profit organization,
serving the Greater Cincinnati Region. iSPACE programs are aligned
with national and state educational standards and complement
teaching curricula but they reach beyond the formal classroom setting
to spark curiosity and inspire interest in STEM.
Learn more at iSPACEscience.org.
High-fives iSPACE!
engineering and math) learning in the Greater Cincinnati Region, has
been awarded a $25,000 grant by The Helen G., Henry F., & Louise
Tuechter Dornette Foundation to support the capital costs for new lab
equipment.
Helen Dornette was a lifelong resident of Cincinnati and an active
participant in its life. She grew up in Madisonville and moved to
Mariemont where she lived through most of her life. Miss Dornette
taught science at Withrow High School. Upon her death in 1998, she
established the Helen G., Henry F. and Louise Tuechter Dornette
Foundation – honoring both her father Henry and mother Louise. Co-
trustees of the foundation are the Fifth Third Bank and Stanley Koller.
iSPACE, the STEM Learning Place is a non-profit organization,
serving the Greater Cincinnati Region. iSPACE programs are aligned
with national and state educational standards and complement
teaching curricula but they reach beyond the formal classroom setting
to spark curiosity and inspire interest in STEM.
Learn more at iSPACEscience.org.
High-fives iSPACE!
| Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church in Glendale, Ohio Photo provided |
| CABVI Wins Ken Marrs Award |
The Personalized Talking Print (PTP) program at Cincinnati
Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired (CABVI) recently
received the Ken Marrs award from the American Council of the Blind
of Ohio, Greater Cincinnati Chapter (ACBOGCC).
The Ken Marrs Award is presented to a group, company, or
organization that has made outstanding progress in its programs and
services enhancing the quality and equality of life for individuals who
are blind or visually impaired in the Greater Cincinnati area.
Personalized Talking Print (PTP) is a flexible service that allows
listeners who are blind or visually impaired to access current, local
printed information by telephone. PTP provides a variety of news
stories, magazine articles, store ads, TV listings, obituaries, and
more. PTP allows listeners to call and make specific personal
requests for reading of printed materials, such as classified listings
for apartments, articles in local community newspapers, or a daily
devotional. No special equipment is needed to operate PTP and new
listeners are provided with a brief instructional session over the
telephone.
“Thank you to all of our wonderful PTP volunteer readers in Greater
Cincinnati for making this program such a great success.” said John
Mitchell, CEO at CABVI. “We greatly appreciate American Council of
the Blind of Ohio, Greater Cincinnati Chapter for honoring the PTP
information service.”
For more information about CABVI, visit www.cincyblind.org or call
(513) 221-8558.
High-fives CABVI and PTP volunteers!
Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired (CABVI) recently
received the Ken Marrs award from the American Council of the Blind
of Ohio, Greater Cincinnati Chapter (ACBOGCC).
The Ken Marrs Award is presented to a group, company, or
organization that has made outstanding progress in its programs and
services enhancing the quality and equality of life for individuals who
are blind or visually impaired in the Greater Cincinnati area.
Personalized Talking Print (PTP) is a flexible service that allows
listeners who are blind or visually impaired to access current, local
printed information by telephone. PTP provides a variety of news
stories, magazine articles, store ads, TV listings, obituaries, and
more. PTP allows listeners to call and make specific personal
requests for reading of printed materials, such as classified listings
for apartments, articles in local community newspapers, or a daily
devotional. No special equipment is needed to operate PTP and new
listeners are provided with a brief instructional session over the
telephone.
“Thank you to all of our wonderful PTP volunteer readers in Greater
Cincinnati for making this program such a great success.” said John
Mitchell, CEO at CABVI. “We greatly appreciate American Council of
the Blind of Ohio, Greater Cincinnati Chapter for honoring the PTP
information service.”
For more information about CABVI, visit www.cincyblind.org or call
(513) 221-8558.
High-fives CABVI and PTP volunteers!
| Janet Papin, CABVI PTP Coordinator, proudly displays Ken Marrs Award Photo | CABVI |