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Live from Ivy Park Sports Bar and Grill, I will discuss the Columbus Rapids games against the Memphis Americans and preview the upcoming game with the Tampa Bay Strikers. Special Guests: Columbus Rapids Midfielder Jacob Kisner, Thread mob Production Manager Daniel Coulter and Ivy Park Sports Bar and Grill Manager Alisa Knight. Brought to you by National Audio-Visual Services and produced by Lee Snow. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/richard-holdridge/support
With more than 200 million people with intellectual disabilities worldwide, the Special Olympics has remained a vital movement to create a better world by fostering the acceptance and inclusion of all people.Meredith Elizabeth Crum, senior program manager for Special Olympics in Georgia, talks about the organization's growth and upcoming State Fall Games, Oct. 7-8, 2022, in Valdosta. Special Olympics is the first, and still the only, organization to offer training and competition for people with intellectual disabilities.In 1970, 500 athletes gathered in Atlanta for the first track and field event under the Special Olympics Georgia banner. Today, the organization has grown exponentially and has helped thousands of children and adults in the process. The number of active athletes has grown to 26,620 participating in 26 sports. While the number of athletes has decreased because of COVID-19, Crum said participation is returning. Crum encourages individuals and families to attend the opening ceremony from 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., Friday, Oct. 7, at Freedom Park. The free event will feature f entertainment and activities, including Lee Snow, a popular Tiktok comedian and preacher from Columbus, Georgia.More than 1,200 athletes, including 200 plus from Valdosta, are expected to participate in team and individual sports like bocce, golf, softball, and cycling.Presenting sponsors for the State Fall Game include Packaging Corporation of America (PCA) and Berry Global. In addition, Lovell Engineering Associates and Knights of Columbus are sponsoring the opening ceremony. Crum said additional sponsorship levels are available. Volunteers are also needed to serve as unified partners or buddies, where they are paired with an athlete.Having worked for Special Olympics Georgia for four years, Crum said the most enjoyable part is seeing the lifelong friendships formed between the athletes and volunteers. Businesses and individuals interested in volunteering and sponsorship can contact Crum a mec@specialolympicsga.org or call 229-834-8277.Subscribe to South Georgia Insider (monthly e-newsletter) and follow South Georgia Business on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram.
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Today on the show, we're going to be talking about Print Design in your Worship Experience. The printed handout pieces that you use in your Worship Experience. – Should you even use handouts? – What should they look like? What's on them? – Is less information better? – How do bulletins and handouts help move people to their next step in my Worship Experience. Those questions and more will be answered this week and next week. You'll hear from two guys on this on this topic. Lee Snow from Warm Springs Rd. Church of Christ in Columbus, GA – the pastor of a church of under 100 people on a Sunday. And Will Gann, who is the Communications Director at Bayside Community Church, a multi-site church in Bradenton, FL. We'll hear from Lee this week and Will next week on the show. We are excited for you to see the contrast and the overlap of what both these guys do to engage the congregations at their church. SHOW NOTES --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsundayhappen/support
Today on the show, we're going continue our series on how to use Print Design to Create a Worshipful Atmosphere We are talking about the printed handout pieces that you use in your Worship Experience. – Should you even use handouts? – What should they look like? What's on them? – Is less information better? – How do bulletins and handouts help move people to their next step in my Worship Experience. Last week, we talked to Lee Snow from Warm Springs Rd. Church of Christ in Columbus, GA. Lee pastors a church of under 100 people weekly, so I wanted to get his perspective on this. This week, I'm talking with Will Gann, who is the Communications Director at Bayside Community Church in Bradenton, FL. Bayside is a multi-site church averaging over 10,000 people on a weekend, so I want you to see the contrast of how these two churches use print design in their Worship Experiences. SHOW NOTES --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsundayhappen/support
Today on the show, we're going continue our series on how to use Print Design to Create a Worshipful Atmosphere We are talking about the printed handout pieces that you use in your Worship Experience. – Should you even use handouts? – What should they look like? What's on them? – Is less information better? – How do bulletins and handouts help move people to their next step in my Worship Experience. Last week, we talked to Lee Snow from Warm Springs Rd. Church of Christ in Columbus, GA. Lee pastors a church of under 100 people weekly, so I wanted to get his perspective on this. This week, I'm talking with Will Gann, who is the Communications Director at Bayside Community Church in Bradenton, FL. Bayside is a multi-site church averaging over 10,000 people on a weekend, so I want you to see the contrast of how these two churches use print design in their Worship Experiences. SHOW NOTES --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsundayhappen/support
Today on the show, we're going to be talking about Print Design in your Worship Experience. The printed handout pieces that you use in your Worship Experience. – Should you even use handouts? – What should they look like? What's on them? – Is less information better? – How do bulletins and handouts help move people to their next step in my Worship Experience. Those questions and more will be answered this week and next week. You'll hear from two guys on this on this topic. Lee Snow from Warm Springs Rd. Church of Christ in Columbus, GA – the pastor of a church of under 100 people on a Sunday. And Will Gann, who is the Communications Director at Bayside Community Church, a multi-site church in Bradenton, FL. We'll hear from Lee this week and Will next week on the show. We are excited for you to see the contrast and the overlap of what both these guys do to engage the congregations at their church. SHOW NOTES --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsundayhappen/support
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