Marcy, Hunter and Rachel share their favorite Bible verses for Friday Favorites.
Hear them all here!
Marcy, Hunter and Rachel share their favorite Bible verses for Friday Favorites.
Hear them all here!
We are all created in the image of God. No matter the color of your skin, you are valuable and worthy of love. This is exemplified in the Bible.
Biblestudytools.com gives an awesome look into the Word to see what God says about racism, and they offer up this prayer:
Jesus, You see people as precious and valuable. Live that truth through me always. If I’ve wronged someone and racism is the root of that wrong, lead me in reconciliation. Lord, show me my own prejudices so I can seek Your repentance. Guide me to act in ways that lead to true justice. Father God, forgive me for losing sight of the Truth that You created all people in Your image. By Your grace, help me to see hatred – whether initiated or returned – as a tool Satan uses to keep me from experiencing and sharing the richness of Your love. Help me to love the way you love and to spread kindness and mercy as Jesus did. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.
1 Corinthians 12:13:
13 For we were all baptized by one Spirit so as to form one body—whether Jews or Gentiles, slave or free—and we were all given the one Spirit to drink.
Ephesians 4:32:
32 Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you.
See the complete list of verses here!
Festival Director of the Mount Vernon Music and Arts Festival. Joe Bell, lets us know more about Mount Vernon’s initiative to bring arts to the community despite the COVID-19 pandemic. For more information go to mountvernonohio.org
Hear the conversation here!
WNZR’s own Rachel Rinehart talks with MVNU President Dr. Henry Spaulding for his July Presidential Update. Dr. Spaulding lets us know about some upcoming events on the calendar and how COVID-19 is changing the fall semester.
Listen to the conversation here!
For our Friday Favorites this week, we shared thoughts about Independence Day.
Listen HERE as Marcy and Rachel Rinehart share about the power of freedom.
The Staff of WNZR wish you and your family a safe and blessed 4th of July!
Today on The Morning Thing the co-hosts shared their favorite thing that happened this week.
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WNZR kicks off a new segment, Mount Vernon Spotlight with Mayor Matt Starr. Mayor Starr lets us know more about some of the things that are happening in our city.
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Wesley joined Hunter on the show this morning. They kicked off the show with some things from Elementary School that might make you feel a little nostalgic. If you want to see some of the things on that list, click HERE.
Wednesday was also Let it Go day, but not as in the movie Frozen. It was a day to reflected on some things that we are holding onto, that would be healthy to let go. Not only will letting go of these things be healthy, but will make us overall happier.
If you missed any of the things we can let go of click HERE.
WNZR’s Joe Rinehart talked with Corey Prosser from the Knox County Fair Board. Corey shared details of the plan to have a Fair this summer. He shared the non-negotiables for safety including the need to social distancing.
Click HERE to hear their informative conversation.
Click HERE to see the latest schedule for the 2020 Knox County Fair. (this schedule is subject to change)
Click HERE to read how the Fair Board is approaching COVID-19 at this year’s Fair.
Stay tuned to WNZR for the latest information about the 2020 Knox County Fair.
June 22nd is a special day. It is B Kinder Day – a day dedicated to being kind to others.
This day was created in honor of Billie Kinder, a 12-year-old girl who was always happy, cheerful, and kind. A tragedy occurred when Bille died in a horse-riding accident. Her mother, Danny Mayson-Kinder, decided that in honor of her daughter, she would create B Kinder Day to empower children to make a difference in the world.
Click HERE to read more about the History of this day and how to celebrate.
One way you can celebrate Billie’s legacy is to teach your kids how to BE KIND!
www.verywellfamily.com shares Ways to Teach Your Kids Kindness.
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To nurture kindness in kids, try incorporating some of these practices into your daily routines.
(Photo by Elly Fairytale)