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 Reminders for the week:


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Thank you to those who sent in free places to hold some of our events!

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 The VOI Gospel Choir is hosting a BENEFIT CONCERT for CAMP DAVID OF THE OZARKS on Saturday, November 22 at 7:00pm at the Havener Center. Tickets not required; all donations received will go towards construction on Camp David's multi-purpose building. The concert will feature three local bands: The Lonesome Hill Gang, Dixie Union, and Revelation. The Lonesome Hill Gang is a homeschool family- Eric and Paula Jacobson and their children. It will be very inspiriing for other homeschool families to see them playing together! Please plan now to attend!!
 
www.campdavidozarks.org

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Home school mom and daughter Avon Independent eRepresentative team :
Please shop our site with a free shipping offer at: www.youravon.com/sembry  
or call for a free catalog: Suzanna or Bekkah: 573-259-7494

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Here is a link  http://www.afa.net/Petitions/Issuedetail.asp?id=333 with information on Pepsi giving the homosexual groups $500,000.
Call the Pepsi company, and let them know what you think.  If we stick together on this, pray, and boycott them, perhaps they will change their mind.

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 Below are St. Louis area events

Ray Farrell, the head men's basketball coach at Missouri Baptist University, is holding a winter basketball camp the mornings of December 22-24. Attached is the registration form with all the details for anyone interested in attending. Feel free to pass along the information to friends.

 Thanks,

Mark Maichel

St. Louis Patriots
314-352-1319
 

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3) Churchill School Seminar by Rob Langston with Lisa Litsey

Monday, November 17th

November 17 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. FREE seminar offered at Churchill Center
& School Open to the St. Louis Community (especially parents of LD and
Dyslexic children)

Rob, along with Lisa Litsey, will speak to parents and teachers about
his own struggles growing up with dyslexia and how a supportive mother
and a positive attitude were instrumental in his success. Lisa comes
to the St. Louis community through the Professor Garfield Foundation
which supports SparkTop.org, a web site that helps kids with learning
disabilities understand that they are smart, have unique talents, and
can succeed in school and life. The same message Rob Langston travels
the country speaking.

Call Mary Brotherton at 314-997-4343 to register for this FREE seminar!

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 4) Mark Bradshaw Homeschooler and Author of I Am Adopted - Booking Signing and Borders

Mark has a book signing scheduled for Saturday, November 22 at Borders Book Store in Chesterfield Mall. The event is from 1 PM to 4 PM, and we are trying to get the word out to everyone. He REALLY needs to have a good showing for this event.

For the past few weeks, I Am Adopted has been on the Amazon.com hot new releases list for its genre. The book has been positively reviewed by Tapestry Books and more...it is a great Christian resource for adoptive and foster families, and is already being utilized by several Christian family counselors. It would be a fantastic addition to a church library or counseling center, or a wonderful gift if you know of families who are adopting (especially children who are no longer infants).

Thanks again for your support.

Wendi Dicken-Bradshaw

www.thelovingfamily.com

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5) DaySpring's Fall Performing Arts Showcase

(including musical theatre & drama classes)
Where: Pattonville High School Auditorium
When: Performance begins at 7:00 pm
How much: Absolutely FREE!!! This performance is being underwritten by the Maryland Heights Arts Commission which has given us a grant to cover most of the costs incurred this time.

Please invite family and friends to see this fun performance, we'd love to have a big audience! If you have any questions please call or send us an e-mail.

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The Staff at DaySpring
DaySpring School of the Arts
www.dayspringarts-ed.org
314-291-8878

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6) Illinois EPA Poster, Poetry, and Prose Contest

Entries now being accepted for IEPA's `Poster, Poetry and Prose Contest'. The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (Illinois EPA) is now accepting submissions from fifth and sixth grade writers and artists from Illinois to compete in the Agency's 2009 Poster, Poetry and Prose Contest.


This year's study and contest focus on the importance of clean water and what individuals can do to help conserve water with the theme: "Your Water Footprint.Keep it Small, Keep it Clean!"


Entries must be postmarked and sent in to the Illinois EPA by February 9, 2009. (See address below)


All finalists, together with their families, are invited to an awards ceremony and reception that will be held on Saturday, April 4 at the Hall of Flags in Springfield. Finalists receive a certificate and ribbon. In addition, the top twelve finalists will be given specia recognition and will each receive a $50 U.S. savings bond and an environmental reference book.

For more information, contact Kristi Morris-Richards, environmental education coordinator for the Illinois EPA, at 217-558-7198, or by mail at 1021 North Grand Avenue E., P.O. Box 19276, Springfield, IL 62794-9276.


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