Fall Symposium at Otterbein United Methodist Church
Otterbein UMC in Bethlehem Township hosts its first Fall Symposium from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sept 28 with classes on yoga, decluttering, homemade detergents, cyber security, budgeting, Bible study and workshops in floral arranging and wood appliqué. The $20 fee covers breakfast and lunch. Register by phone or online.
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Otterbein United Methodist Church
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Freedom Cry anti trafficking conference set for Sept. 7
The fifth annual Freedom Cry conference promoting awareness and ending human trafficking will run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on September 7 at Frontline Ministries International in Jackson Township. Keynote speakers include Melissa Emerson of Texas and Brooke Smith of Ohio, both trafficking survivors, with other speakers from local law enforcement, prosecutors, and ministries. The event is free with CLEs and continuing education hours available. registration is at frontline-ministries.org.
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Muslim men sue L A Sheriff over alleged Islamic rights denial
Three Muslim inmates at Los Angeles County's Men’s Central Jail sue the sheriff's department alleging denial of halal food access, Quran copies, and weekly prayer, while similar accommodations were allowed for Christian, Jewish, and Buddhist inmates. CAIR accuses a systemic bias and cites hunger strikes and questioning of faith knowledge. Arciniega faces murder and attempted murder charges. all remain jailed.
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Faith UMC Hosts Camp Read A Lot In North Canton
Faith United Methodist Church completed its seventh Camp Read A Lot a family literacy program at 300 Ninth St NW. Volunteers guided weekly themes teaching Bible stories and character building with reading, writing and communication skills across stations. Camp awarded a SummerTime Kids grant from Stark Community Foundation with books and home activities for families.
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