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Plant City Christian Center Hosts Seminar For Women
Plant City Christian Cen- ter, Inc., along with Building Strong Families, Inc., will be hosting its sixth "Healing Emotional Wounds Seminar for Women" on January 23, 2016from9a.m.to1:30p.m. at the Trinkle Center at the Plant City campus of Hillsbor- ough Community College.
The seminar theme is "Loving Ourselves" and the topics to be discussed include:
"The Treasure Within: Healthy Self-Concept;"
"You're Better than That: Healthy Relationships;"
"Loving Yourself to Health: Healthy Bodies;"
"Taking Care of Business: Healthy Finances at Every Age;" and
"Loving Yourself Enough: An Action Plan for Victory."
the Spring of Tampa Bay; Nailah Ramsingh, a nutri- tion educator with the Florida Department of Health and a Master Trainer in the National Diabetes Prevention Program; Terry Mancini Mulligan, MBA, a controller and chief fi-
nancial officer; and Dr. Pauline Rivers, a leadership and workforce development consultant, and the president of Building Strong Families, Inc.
There is no cost to attend the seminar, but seating is lim-
ited and pre-registration is required by January 15, 2016. For more information and to pre-register, contact Dr. Pauline Rivers at 813- 759-0260 or by email at pm- rivers@aol.com. (See ad in January 8th issue)
DR. PAULINE RIVERS
...“Loving Yourself: An Action Plan For Victory”
The guest speakers for the workshops are: Minister Sonji Williams, founder of Transforming, Empowering and Abiding (TEA) Ministry; Mikki Petit-Frere, the Health and Wellness Coach for
West Tampa Resident Receives New Roof
Reynaldo McQuay, Councilman Frank Reddick, Mrs. Huellyn Mc- Quay, Jose Garcia and Maurice Dubose outside Mrs. McQuay’s home.
Tampa City Councilman, Chairman Frank Reddick, Jose Garcia with Rebuilding Together Tampa Bay and the City of Tampa Housing and Community Development office worked together to provide Mrs. Huellyn McQuay with a much needed roof for her home.
Mrs. McQuay’s home had been severely affected by sum- mer rains throughout the years. She shared her roofing concerns with Councilman Reddick’s office, which worked with the City’s Housing and Community Development office and Re- building Together Tampa Bay to evaluate and rectify Mrs. Mc- Quay’s longstanding roofing issues.
Mrs. McQuay was in tears when she realized that the work was actually starting early Tuesday morning before the New Year. “I’m grateful for the opportunity to partner with the City and Rebuilding Together Tampa Bay to assist my constituent in West Tampa,” said Reddick.
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