Instructor: Jean Williams, Ph.D. Increase your teaching skills and learn standards for selecting appropriate materials to teach scripture. Explore processes for supplementing existing materials and developing basic teaching activities, with discussion of age appropriateness, relevancy and interests. $15 for personal growth or $25 for .25 semester credit. Bring your Bible and any materials you want […]
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Instructor: Sarita Fowler, M.A. Are you going on a missions trip this summer to a Spanish-speaking country? Do you have neighbors or coworkers who speak Spanish, and you would like to talk with them about the Lord? Join us to learn how to present the gospel clearly in Spanish. Two Tues., Mar. 22 and 29; […]
Instructor: David Parrish, Director, International School of Theology & Leadership. This interactive class includes questions and answers relating to our various roles in the calling of God. Students learn God’s part and our part, local and global outreach, and the Biblical view of the Great Commission, and discuss ways to live out the Great Commission […]
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Instructor: Ann Smith, B.A. Keeping young people interested in Biblical teaching is essential to their learning. You are invited to prepare for success: an understanding of child development and the willingness to teach (and learn) with enthusiasm and a sense of humor.$15 for personal growth or $25 for .25 semester credit. Supply Fee: $3. Credit […]
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Mark Robinson, CEO of Capital Regional Medical Center, cordially invites you and your family to take a tour of our new facility offering Walk-In, Family Medicine and Specialty Services. Meet and mingle with our physicians and staff. Saturday, February 13th, 2016 2pm-4pm 3445 Bannerman Road, Tallahassee, FL […]
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Holy Comforter Episcopal School Lecture Series is proud to present Dr. Norm Thagard, a local Tallahassee resident and former NASA astronaut. Dr. Thagard is the first American to ride on board a Russian vehicle to space and can be considered the first American cosmonaut. His presentation “My Life’s Mission: A Journey to Space” will chronicle […]
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INIE’s Executive Directors’ Roundtable provides a unique opportunity for E.D.s, CEOs and other nonprofit agency heads to share ideas and resources in a collaborative, confidential environment. Each quarter, a different facilitator will lead a robust discussion on a topic of their choice. Participants will be invited to crowdsource solutions to organizational challenges from amongst the […]
A series of six 1.5 hour workshops developed for individuals interested in starting a nonprofit organization or beginning a career in nonprofit administration. Topics include 501c3 Formation; Finance; Fundraising; Communications; Board Relations; and Strategic Planning. Target audience size is 15, and the series will be run twice in order to engage more total participants. Session […]
A series of four 1.5 hour workshops developed for faith-based nonprofit practitioners. Topics include Planning & Running a Productive Meeting; Documenting Your Organization’s Processes Using a No-Cost Tool; Engaging Congregations in Your Cause; and Funding Your Work. Target audience size is 15. Likely attendees include faith-based nonprofit staff, board members and other interested parties. Tallahassee […]
“As Tallahassee’s oldest bakery, our company has lots of name recognition with a solid and loyal customer base. We advertise to make our business known to newcomers in the area, but we feel that our membership in the Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce is a valuable part of doing business in Tallahassee. We have gained additional customers through our Chamber contacts and made many friends in the business community. Our membership in the Chamber has enabled us to meet and network with business people that we would not encounter in our usual day-to-day operations. This enables us to broaden our perspective on the nature of not only our business operations, but in being members of the general community of businesses that make up our city. In our many years of Chamber membership, we have been able to participate in conferences, workshops, seminars and other events that have helped our business to grow and improve through many connections with successful business people in all types of businesses. I would highly recommend membership in the Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce regardless of business type whether retail, service or professional. Joining the Chamber will help you get involved and make connections that will improve your business and the community we live in.”
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