The Morning Thing encourages you to join Ohio’s Strive for 5 Challenge!

Ohio’s Strive for Five Challenge

Ohio's Strive for 5 ChallengeThe challenge is simple: find five people in your life and check-in with them every day for the next 30-days.

Ohio’s Strive for Five Challenge is a new, statewide awareness campaign to help individuals and families cope with feelings of stress, anxiety, and isolation by connecting with others.

You are encouraged to reach out, connect, and comfort each other while we all work our way through the COVID-19 crisis and social distancing. Peer-to-peer support has great power in helping to calm anxiety and fear. By reaching out via phone, text, email, or even a hand-written note, you can help.

The Strive for Five Challenge was developed by the New York Coalition for Behavioral Health and brought to Ohio by theĀ Mental Health, Addiction and Recovery Services Board of Lorain County.

The WNZR staff is taking Governor DeWine’s challenge to Strive for 5. We are committing to connect with 5 people every day for the next 30 days. Join us and commit to reaching out to others as we work through this COVID-19 Crisis. Click HERE to hear our staff members talk about joining this challenge.

Strictly Good News

This morning on the show we shared good news all morning long.

Hunter was inspired by his favorite actor, John Krasinski, who during this quarantine started a youtube channel. His channel is titled “SomeGoodNews”. It is a self produced news show only for sharing good news. John shares heart warming stories and says others should be sharing good news as well.

So we did just that this morning, shared good news. If you want access to the stories we shared and so many other good news stories click HERE.

To watch John Krasinski and his SomeGoodNews youtube channel click HERE.

April 2020 Presidential Update with MVNU President Dr. Henry Spaulding

Dr. Henry Spaulding spent time talking to WNZR for his April Presidential Update.
He shared news about how MVNU has approached the COVID-19 Crisis and what changes have come because of this pandemic. Dr. Spaulding provided messages of encouragement for faculty, staff and students. He also shared some important prayer requests, including some requests for his family members working within the healthcare field.

Click HERE to hear from Dr. Henry Spaulding

Click HERE to stay up to date with MVNU’s response to COVID-19.

WNZR Artist Natalie Grant offers encouragement during the COVID-19 Crisis

Natalie Grant is one of Christian Music’s most popular artists. Her music offers encouragement and hope. This week, she spoke to a group of Women in Radio through a webinar hosted by the Christian Music Broadcasters.

WNZR’s Marcy and Rachel Rinehart had the chance to hear Natalie’s moving message.
Please take 10 minutes to hear Natalie’s message of how we can rest in the powerful presence of God, even in the midst of the storm.

Click HERE to hear Natalie’s powerful message.
Be strong and courageous!
Philippians 4:7Ā English Standard Version (ESV)
AndĀ the peace of God,Ā which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.

The Mount Vernon Police Chaplains help local families in the COVID-19 Crisis

WNZR’s Marcy Rinehart had the chance to talk with Pastor Lucian Baker from Christ the King Community Church about the Mount Vernon Police Chaplains community outreach. The Chaplains are working to provide meals to families impacted by the COVID-19 Crisis. You can help! Listen in and find out how working together can meet a real need in our community. Click HERE to hear their conversation.

The Knox Chaplaincy Core has been called on to help the community with food needs. They are providing meals to children and the elderly around Knox County. The Chaplains would appreciate financial or food donations to help them have the resources for the next 3 weeks. They are in need of canned goods, cereal, pancake mixes, oatmeal, etc. and also monetary donations so that they can continue to shop for food. Donations can be dropped off between 9am and 4pm at the Chaplain House, 209 N Mulberry Street Mount Vernon. Call 419-455-5616 with any questions. If you or your church can help financially, a donation can be made on line at http://www.IAOCC.net or a check made out to KC3.

The March Cloverbuds event is this Saturday, 3/14

WNZR’s Wesley Boston talked with Jana Mussard from the OSU Extension Office.
Jana shared the details of a FUN event for 5-8 year-olds that will take place this Saturday, 3/14.

Click HERE to listen for all the details about this Saturday.

Location: OSU Extension Office, 160 Columbus Rd., MV

Time: 9am – 11am

To register call 740-397-0401

March MVNU Presidential Update with Dr. Henry Spaulding

WNZR’s Wesley Boston had a visit with Dr. Henry Spaulding, MVNU’s President. They talked about March events on the MVNU Calendar, the upcoming Board of Trustees meeting and a construction update for campus. Dr. Spaulding also sends words of encouragement to students, faculty and staff as we head into the second half of spring semester.

Click HERE to hear their conversation.

Click HERE to stay up to date with MVNU Events.

WinterJam 2020 is coming to Ohio. WNZR talks with Riley Clemmons

WNZR’s Todd McKinley talked with Riley Clemmons. They talked about new projects that she has been working on, her excitement about being part of the WinterJam lineup and the impact of Christian radio.

Click HERE to hear their conversation.

Click HERE for all the info about WinterJam 2020

 

WinterJam 2020 poster

WinterJam 2020 is coming to Ohio. WNZR talks with Billy Goodwin of Newsong

WNZR’s Wesley Boston and Katelynn Mabe talked with Billy Goodwin of Newsong. They talked about what the band has been working on, memories from past WinterJam Tours and prayer requests for this year’s tour.

Click HERE to hear their conversation.

Click HERE for all the info about WinterJam 2020

WinterJam 2020 poster

February is Heart Health Month – the Knox County Health Department helps YOU and your heart

WNZR’s Wesley Boston talked with Alayna Mowry and Jackie Neighbarger about Heart Health Month. The Knox County Community Health Center is offering a special discount on Heart Health Screenings this month. Alayna and Jackie also share some important tips to keeping your heart healthy.

Click HERE to hear their conversation.

The Knox County Community Health Center is offering a special for screenings this month. Check it out!

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