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August Birthday Celebrants
Happy birthday to all Au- gust Celebrants, including.... Barbara Johnson, Ada Lee, Pat Solomon, Patrick Thompson, Sr., Horace Reeves, Sr., Amber War- ren, Betty Harris, Lucinda Harmon, Timothy Regi- nald Harmon, Quiera Nel- son, Darnell Parks, Maryann McNair, Adriana Thompson, Carol Chris- tine Hill, Darryl Ellis, Sr., and Derick A. Manborde.
Sick And Shut Ins
Let’s remember the sick and shut ins in our daily prayers....... Lawson and Mercy Johnson, Johnnie Mae Garner, Stanley and Ernestine Turner, Keith Ennis, Rhonda Williams, Eloise Griffin, and Mary Hobley.
Prayer Requests
We are asking for prayers for unity of this nation.
Sympathy
Our deepest condolences for those who recently lost a loved one. One of our long time soldier of the cross, Ms. Dorothy Alexander Wilder was given a home going celebration on Saturday, July 30, 2016 at St. James A. M. E. Church in Progress Vil- lage. The beautiful eulogy was given by Pastor Price.
Families remember to seek the Lord for comfort, guidance and strength.
Back To School Bash
St. James A.M.E. Church Annual Back to School Bash is Saturday, August 6, 2016, 10 a. m.-1 p. m., at Progress Village Middle Magnet School of Arts, 8113 Zinnia Drive, Tampa.
There will be free health screenings, fun games and raf- fles, free food handouts and filled back packs while sup- plies last. Principals from
Frost Elementary, Lamb Ele- mentary, Ippolito Elementary, Guinta Middle, Progress Vil- lage Middle Magnet, and Spoto High will be on site.
Candidates Forum
Saturday, August 6, 2016 10 a. m.-4 p. m., St. James A. M. E. Church, 5202 S. 86th Street, Tampa, FL 33619.
Come meet the candidates running for School Board, County Commission, State Legislator.
Let your vote count!
Abe Brown 5th Annual Legacy Walk
Saturday, September 10, 2016. Registration at 7 a. m. on day of the Walk, Walk begins at 8:30 a. m. from First Baptist Church of College Hill (3838 N. 29th Street, Tampa) and ends at Abe Brown Ministries at 29th Street & 21st Avenue.
All proceeds benefit Abe Brown Ministries. Sponsors available: Platinum $5,000, Gold $2,000, Silver $1,000 and Patron $500.
Prison Fellowship ‘Justice That Restores’ Volunteer Conference
Saturday, September 10, 2016, 8 a. m.-4 p. m., Hillsbor- ough Community College (Dale Mabry Campus), 4001 W. Tampa Bay Blvd., Tampa, 33614. Questions? Call 1-800- 251-7411, Ext. 6842 or email: pfs@pfm.org
If you are passionate about bringing hope and restoration to prisoners and their families, then mark your calendar for this exciting event! Registra- tion is required in advance.
SCRIPTURE (PSALM 136:23)
Who remembered us in our low estate, His mercy en- dureth forever.
Call your news for Progress Village and surrounding areas into Gloria at 813-270-2257.
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Sligh Middle Magnet School Summer Program Presents Production
On Wednesday, July 20, 2016, Sligh Middle Magnet School created their own HOST history when they put on an explosive production incorporating all of the ven- ues they provided for the students in the program this summer.
HOST, whose acronym is Hillsborough County Public Schools Out-Of-School Time Program, is designed to as- sist families with a safe, su- pervised environment before and after school hours.
At Sligh, there were a va- riety of programs offered to include culinary arts, video games, drama, dance, arts and crafts, drumline, step team, steel drums, and cho- rus.
The students showcased what they were taught in a final presentation for their parents. Food was provided by the culinary arts depart- ment and Bobby Brown Catering.
The performances drew thunderous applause in the standing-room-only school’s cafeteria.
Under the direction of HOST Lead, Dr. P. Tucker-Johnson, the au- dience was amazed at the costumes, lights, and music. John Wendelkyn pro- vided the sound system for the event.
The teachers directed their students with precision and class. It was simply an amazing event leaving guests speechless.
The summer HOST pro- gram closed on Thursday, July 28th, but will begin again during the school year.
Gratitude is extended to Sligh Administrators, Princi- pal Shellie Black-wood Green, Daniel Baugh, Earnest Wood, and Ke- linda Lockett; Custodial Staff and the HOST instruc-
tors: Regina Bowers, Ce- leste Battle, Norma Pierce, Belinda Brown, Dr. Tucker-Wicks, Dr. Terrance Russ, Marvin Martin, Shayla Larry,
Jasmine Morton, Akeem Barthol, Johnny Lowery, Charles Forrest, Adrian Johnson, II, Adria John- son, Patricia Jarisped and Felecia Anderson.
Members of the Sligh Chorus performed.
The Culinary Team showing off some of the dishes they prepared for the program.
Many of the summer participants joined the Dance Team.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 2016
Seffner-Mango: 10a-1p -- Seffner Stitch- ing Society
South Shore: 1p-3p - Learning Languages with Mango
John F. Germany: 11a-12:30p - Military Records
John F. Germany: 2p-5:30p - Sewing at the HIVE: Giveback pillowcases for hospitalized children. The project requires... 1/3 yard of 100% cotton fabric (please prewash the fabric), the more colorful the better! 3/4 yard pillowcase fabric.
Temple Terrace: 2p-3:30p - Blues in the Library
78th Street: 3p-5p - Saturday Afternoon @ the Movies: "The Good Dinosaur"
SUNDAY, AUGUST 7, 2016
North Tampa: 2p-5p - Let’s play
boardgames
MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 2016
Upper Tampa Bay: 10:30a-2p - Fiber Arts Group
Jan Kaminis Platt: 10:30a-11:30a - eBay Introduction
Lutz: 12:15p-1:15p - Genealogy: Health and Medicine
South Shore: 12:30p-3p - Floss and Friends (FiberArt)
South Shore: 1p-3p - Adult Writing Group Temple Terrace: 2p-3p - Compute Tutor Seminole Heights: 6:30p-8p - Once Upon
a Time in Tampa
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