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St. Louis
Joined March 2013
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In the summer of 2020, local artist Cbabi Bayoc painted this mural on the side of the first building you see when you pull in to Epworth's Webster Groves campus. Each of the words or phrases were submitted by our youth to be included as part of Epworth's history. 1/3
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In today's member workshop, Dr. Julie Turner shared about Connecting Community Service to Leadership Development. So many great takeaways but we can start with one simple tip that anyone can follow: BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR. We could create a movement by following this simple advice!
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Connections to Success is proud to share we’ve received a $2,500 donation from @northhighland!
Thank you, North Highland for your support, and donation to #ConnectionstoSuccess! #NonProfits #NonProfitSupport
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Today we are thankful for such an amazing network of resources that we have in St. Charles, Lincoln & Warren Counties.
If you're looking for connections, be sure to check out our Searchable Resource Directory by following this link:
communitycouncilstc.org/reso…
#CommunityCouncilSTC
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We underestimate the power involved when taking that first small, even unnoticed step. We forget how God will use that obedience to ripple through lives that affect other lives.
#neversettlebook
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Meet some of our team's work-from-home buddies! Many of our team members are still working remotely, leading virtual Personal and Professional Development Trainings and life coaching sessions from home. Sometimes curious pets make an appearance on video chats!
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Thanks to support from @UnitedWaySTL, we're able to help families in St. Clair & Madison Counties cover basic housing needs like rent + utilities.
This type of emergency relief can lower the intense stress families face & free them up to focus on employment, childcare & health.
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Connect Nights provide a space for our program alumni, staff & volunteers to enjoy fun activities & good convos together.
We're seeking volunteers to join in the fun & spend time connecting w/ our training alumni. Learn more bit.ly/volunteer42020
#virtualvolunteer #KC #STL
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Today we’re partnering with four local food pantries across the area to help restock their supplies.
Join us. Decorate your cars, wear your Hope Wins gear, and let's help remind our city that God is still on the move and hope wins.
#welivewithhope
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It's #NationalNursesDay! The WSD has 28 fabulous nurses committed to keeping our students and staff healthy and safe. They put together this fun video to remind us all to practice good hygiene & let students know how much they are missed. #WeAreWentzville wevideo.com/view/1687728883
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Community members in the St. Louis area can pick up food on May 7 from 3-5pm at Grace Hill's Water Tower location.
Drive-through style pick ups:
**Enter to the north of the Grace Hill building from N. Florissant Ave & exit on Strodtman Pl**
2125 Bissell St, St. Louis, MO 63107
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Thanks to the beautiful people who surprised us with this powerful reminder. Because of JESUS. #WELIVEWITHHOPE
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Raquel Lezama has reason to be proud.
At 17, after crossing the Mexican border, she toiled in an L.A. factory. She gained legal residency after surviving a beating by her husband. Seven years ago, the single mother was hired at Mr. C Beverly Hills. latimes.com/business/story/2…
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@WFSTL promoting policies to improve the workplace for women. #payequity @IWFSTL supports @WFSTL workplace policy change.
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#StsPeterandPaul were transparent before God. Throughout life, they preserved this humility, to the very end. Both understood that holiness does not consist in exalting but rather humbling oneself.