The Morning Thing Focuses on Local Ministries: Diana Wetzel of Starting Point

This week, the Morning Thing is highlighting some local ministries with whom WNZR has partnered. We are excited to share updates with you from Starting Point, a local pregnancy support ministry. Diana Wetzel, Executive Director of Starting Point, gave us an update on how God has been using Starting Point talked with us about this year’s annual Prayer Walk. This ministry event will be this Saturday, October 2nd from 4 to 6pm. You can hear the entire conversation with Diana HERE. To learn more about Starting Point and their ministry, be sure to check out their website.

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The Morning Thing Focuses on Local Ministries: Anne Purvis of Place 4 Grace

This week, the Morning Thing is highlighting some local ministries with whom WNZR has partnered. We are excited to share updates with you from Place 4 Grace, a local maternity housing ministry. Anne Purvis, Development Director with Place 4 Grace, talked with us about this year’s annual fundraiser, Flannel Fest. She shared what will be happening at this year’s Flannel Fest, the prize packs, registration details, and fundraising goals. This fun event will be this Friday, October 1st at 6:15pm. You can hear the entire conversation with Anne HERE. To learn more about Place 4 Grace and their ministry, be sure to check out their website.

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The Morning Thing shares tips on how to strengthen your family

On Monday, The Morning Thing shared some really valuable tips on how to strengthen your family.
We shared tips from a wonderful resource – All Pro Dad.

We shared 3 Ways to Teach Your Kids to Think of Others.
Click HERE to read the full article.
1. Show the what
2. Say the why
3. Share the how

Huddle up with your kids and ask, “Why do you think it’s important for us to think of others?”
“Let each of you look not only to his own interests, but also to the interests of others.” -Philippians 2:4

We also shared 3 Ideas to Keep Improving Your Marriage

Click HERE to read the full article.

1. Celebrate
2. Calibrate
3. Connect

If you’re not actively improving your marriage, then you may end just texting each other about what you need from the grocery store.

What do you think is the most important way to improve marriage?


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September Spotlight on Mount Vernon with Mayor Matt Starr

WNZR talked with Mount Vernon Mayor, Matt Starr for our August Spotlight on Mount Vernon. We covered multiple topics this month including how to stay connected to all that is happening in our City. Click HERE to hear the full conversation. Topics include:

  • Construction Projects Update including the progress on the Sandusky Street project
  • Updates from City Council including: the rezoning of the Cooper Progress Park into a Planned Commercial Development District, the Community Reinvestment Area, and Compensation and Classification Analysis for non-union City Employees
  • Updates from the Police and Fire Departments
  • His office’s goals for October
  • Highlight of the City’s calendar of events for families

Stay connected with Mount Vernon City Hall-
Website: http://www.mountvernonohio.org Facebook: the city of Mount Vernon
Twitter: citymv1805
Podcast – Chat with Mayor Matt

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Handel’s Messiah Returns to MVNU for 2021

The Morning Thing had the opportunity this week to speak with Dr. Bob Tocheff of the MVNU Music Department. Dr. Tocheff was pleased to report that the usually-annual performance of Handel’s Messiah, which had been cancelled last year due to COVID-19, is returning to MVNU for 2021. While the performance is not until Sunday, December 5th, rehearsals are beginning and the community is invited to take part. Anyone interested in joining can reach out to Dr. Tocheff at Bob.Tocheff@mvnu.edu or by calling 740-397-9000 ext. 3005. The community is invited to rehearsal on Wednesday, September 29th from 4:40 to 5:40.

To hear the entire conversation with Dr. Tocheff about The Messiah and other Music Department events, click HERE.

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MTVarts hosts Frozen Junior this weekend! WNZR gives you a chance to meet the cast!

MTVarts presents Frozen Junior this weekend in the Memorial Theater at the Knox Memorial. WNZR has been honored to feature some cast members of the production all this week on The Morning Thing.

Click HERE to hear from these cast members:
Minda Bates – Anna (16 years old, Junior, Homeschool)
Ashlynn Scott – Elsa (16 years old, Sophomore, Homeschool)
Esme McDonald – Sven (16 years old, Junior at Mount Vernon High School)
Maggie Richardson – Olaf (14 years old, Freshman at Newark Catholic)
Sage Szucs – Queen Iduna (15 years old, Sophomore at Mount Vernon High School)
Emily Hammond – Pabbie (16 years old, Junior at Mount Vernon High School)
Peyton Hauenstein-Cline – Oaken (15 years old, Freshman at Mount Vernon High School)

Listen in as these amazing young actors describe their characters, favorite songs, and costumes. They also share with us their favorite memories of this experience on stage. 

You can enjoy Frozen Junior this weekend!

3 performances

Friday September 24 at 7:30pm

Saturday September 25 at 7:30pm

Sunday September 26 at 2:00pm

Go to www.mtvarts.com for ticket information.

Disney’s enchanting modern classic presented by the artsIQ youth ages 13 to 18 will melt your heart.

A story of true love and acceptance between sisters, Frozen JR. expands upon the emotional relationship and journey between Princesses Anna and Elsa. When faced with danger, the two discover their hidden potential and the powerful bond of sisterhood. With a cast of beloved characters and loaded with magic, adventure, and plenty of humor, Frozen JR. is sure to thaw even the coldest heart!

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MVNU hosts a Community Music School

The Morning Thing talked with MVNU Music Professor, John Packard about the Community Music School. He shared details on how this educational initiative started and how to register to participate.

Click HERE to hear the conversation.

To to www.mvnu.edu/communitymusic to register and see the deadlines for registration.

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MTVarts hosts Frozen KIDS this weekend! WNZR gives you a chance to meet the cast!

MTVarts presents Frozen Kids this weekend in the Memorial Theater at the Knox Memorial. WNZR has been honored to feature some cast members of the production all this week on The Morning Thing.

Listen in as these amazing young actors describe their characters, favorite songs, and costumes. They also share with us their favorite memories of this experience on stage. 

Click HERE to hear from these cast members.
Rosie Bernicken – Ensemble/Unicorn (8 years old, 3rd grade at Centerburg Elementary)
Jenna Jurkowitz – Olaf (11 years old, 6th grade at Mount Vernon Middle School)
Reese Ferenbaugh – Elsa (12 years old, 7th grade at East Knox)
Zell Pastor, Storyteller (11 years old, 6th grade at Mount Vernon Middle School)
Gavin Andrews (13 years old, 8th grade at Mount Vernon Middle School) plays Duke of Weselton in Frozen Junior and William Andrews (11 years old, 6th grade at Mount Vernon Middle School) plays Prince Hans in Frozen Kids
Avery Sears – Storyteller (11 years old, 6th grade at Mount Vernon Middle School)
Stemen Family – Will (15 years old, 10th grade at Mount Vernon High School) plays Kristoff in Frozen Junior; Rosie (11 years old, 6th grade at Mount Vernon Middle School) plays Anna in Frozen Kids and Ben (almost 13 years old, 7th grade at Mount Vernon Middle School) plays The King in Frozen Kids

You can enjoy Frozen Kids this weekend!

3 performances

Friday September 17 at 7:30pm

Saturday September 18 at 2:00pm

Saturday September 18 at 7:30pm

Go to HERE for ticket information.

Do you want to build a snowman? Join Anna, Elsa, Olaf, Sven, and all of your favorite characters as they embark on an epic, ice-filled journey of self-discovery, camaraderie, and the real meaning of true love.

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Today is Giving Day at Mount Vernon Nazarene University

James Smith, MVNU’s Vice President for University Relations talked with WNZR about Giving Day.

Click HERE to hear his conversation with WNZR’s Marcy Rinehart.
He shares details about this special day for MVNU and how gifts can change the life of a student.

Giving Day donations will go into the University Fund which provides tuition assistance, supports academic programming, service-learning opportunities, and more. The goal today is 1,000 donors and $100,000. One generous donor is offering a $25,000 matching gift today!

Find out more and make your gift at www.mvnu.edu/givingday

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