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New Hope M. B. Church Hosts Back To School Event
Members of New Hope Missionary Baptist Church recently held a Back to School event for members of the community. The event took place on Saturday, August 5th, at the church.
The students and adults in attendance participated in various activities and the children left with supplies just in time for the first day of school. (Photography by BRUNSON).
Among those attending the Back to School Bash sponsored by New Hope M. B. Church, were Melanie Hill and Mialana John- son-Dixon.
Shown having a great time at the Back to School event were: Ash- ley Kindred, Kisha Perry, XayKevia Stribling, and Lauren Barnes.
Janae, Darnell, and Sasha Taylor were participants in the events at New Hope M. B. Church Back to School Bash.
Eunita Williams and Kamori Shaw were on hand for the school supplies, activities, and refreshments at the New Hope M. B. Church Back to School Bash.
Evelyn McFadden and Stephanie Levins attended the event.
Edna Dixon, Gloria Wood, Art Akins, and Miriam J. Smith at- tended the Back to School Bash at New Hope M. B. Church.
August Birthday Celebrants
Happy birthday to August birthday celebrants....Here's wishing Sha'Noah Singfield a belated birthday wish. Her special day was Au- gust 17th!
Sick And Shut Ins
We are still lifting you up in prayer as you are on the mend.....Suzanne Bealts, Lisa Anderson, and others who need their health re- stored.
Prayer Request Tyrone Bealts is asking for all "Prayer Warriors" to pray on behalf of his mother, Ms. Suzanne Bealts. She is
at home in Hospice Care.
Free VPK For 4-Year-Olds
For more information, call 813-671-1785 Angelique Woodward.
Free Chess For The Whole Family
Join us for fun-chess whether you are a beginner or experienced at the Riverview Library in Riverview, FL on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays from 10a-12p.
For more information or questions, call Coach Ted McNair at 813-431-5215.
Abe Brown Ministries
Striving for goals and dreams can often feel like an
Olympic event. Staying moti- vated and focused is hard work, but there is no gain without pain. Whether you want to open a new business, find a dream job, or win an Olympic Gold Medal, you must be dedicated, disci- plined and determined.
As we have cheered on the 2016 Olympians in RIO, we often overlook the obstacles, doubt, fear and anguish these athletes may have endured on the road to victory. So no matter what you are facing, stay the course and keep your eyes on the prize until you reach the finish line.
Abe Brown Legacy Walk will be held on September 10, 2016; registration begins at 7:30 a. m. at First Baptist Church of College Hill, 3838 N. 29th Street. Entry fee is $20 (all proceeds benefit Abe Brown Ministries, Inc.).
Scripture (Proverbs 19:17)
He that hath pity upon the poor lendeth unto the LORD; and that which he hath given will HE pay him again.
Remember to pray for
President Barack Obama
and his family, military (ac- tive and inactive), public ser- vants, volunteers, incarcerated and homeless.
Call your news for Progress Village into Gloria at 813-270-2257.
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