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Bizzle,
Stellar Award Nominee and Recording Artist
Aaron Thomas, Christian Comedian
Read more
about "Our Block 2" below... |
Jermaine Purifory, American Idol
Nominee
Pastor, Jamal Morris, The Movement
Youth Ministry at New Monumental
Baptist Church.
Sisters In Business.net Blog Talk
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Bizzle, American Idol
Nominee Jermaine Purifory,
Christian Comedian Aaron
Thomas and host of other
great performers and
activities that are set for
the upcoming "Our Block
2-Unfinished Business" event
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"Our Block 2 - Unfinished Business"
Saturday, September 22, 2012
4:00 - 9:00 PM
901 Woodmore Lane
Chattanooga, Tennessee
37411
You are invited to "Our Block 2 - Unfinished
Business",
Saturday, September 22, 2012 4:00 - 9:00 PM.
at New Monumental Baptist Church, at 901
Woodmore Lane, in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Unfinished Business" is the theme and official
name of the "2nd Annual Block Party", presented
by the The Movement Youth Ministry at New
Monumental Baptist Church." This
event was created to communicate to the
community at large God’s redemptive message of
love and hope through, games, live music and
family-oriented speakers.
This year will be twice the fun, and
even
bigger
than last year! There will be specials guest
appearances of performers such as Bizzle, who is a featured Stellar
Award Nominee. There will also be a
comedian, children's corner, food, and more!
Tell everyone you know that this year's block
party is where they want to be!
Children Activities
*Face painting
*Jumpy’s
*F ield
day events for children ( games may change):
Big Foot Relay.
Have the children bring two shoeboxes with them.
Tape the lids onto the boxes, then cut a
one-inch-wide and four-inch long slit in each
top. Have the contestants slip their feet into
the slits in the boxes and race.
Batty Bowling.
Find a number of silly or odd items that can be
knocked over by a ball, such as a plastic milk
carton, a candlestick, a stand-up doll, a
plastic vase of flowers, a pizza box, a tower of
empty cans, an umbrella stand, an empty oatmeal
container, and a book. Line them up like bowling
pins and let the bowlers try to knock them over
with volleyballs, tennis balls, or golf balls.
Name-It Ball.
Have players form a circle. Give one player a
rubber ball. That player selects a category,
such as "candy bars." He or she then bounces the
ball to another player in the circle, who must
catch the ball, state an item from the category,
such as "Snickers," and keep the ball moving to
the next player. If the player can't name an
item, holds the ball too long, or repeats an
item, he or she is out.
Frisbee Tower.
Purchase a bunch of mini Frisbees and place them
in a pile in the middle of the yard. Have the
guests divide the Frisbees among themselves. The
first player begins the activity by placing one
of his or her Frisbees on the ground. Each of
the following players places his or her Frisbee
on top of the first Frisbee, and the action
continues until someone causes the growing tower
to topple.
Blind Walk.
Create an obstacle path from one end of the yard
to the other. Line up the contestants and let
them have a good look at the path. One at a
time, blindfold the children and have them walk
the path without looking. Note each player's
time on the scoreboard.
Cross Step.
Draw a ten-by-ten grid on the sidewalk or patio
with chalk. Have each player stand on a
different square. One at a time, each player
must move to a new square after crossing out the
square she or he was formerly standing in. The
trick is that players cannot step into a square
that is occupied or crossed out. If a player
cannot move to a new square, he or she is out.
The game continues until one player is left.
Pick Pocket Tag.
Put a strip of cloth in each player's back
pocket. Have the players try to grab each
other's strips without having their own strip
taken. The player with the most cloth strips
wins the game.
Kill the Cockroach.
Divide the players into two teams. Line them up,
one in front of the other and set an odd object
in front of the first players in line. They must
kick the object across the yard and the across
the finish line to win a point for their team.
Kick things like a pillow, empty can, a sock,
and so on.
Food
Fried Fish Sandwiches
Chicken wings
Nachos and chili and cheese
Chips
Grilled Hotdogs
Grilled Hamburgers
Assorted Drinks
Main Performing Artist
Professional artist and performers will hit the
stage from 4:30-9:00pm. The feature artist Bizzle will give us three 15 minutes
performances throughout this time period.
Other noteworthy performing artist
College Gospel Choirs
Christian comedian: Aaron Thomas
American Idol nominee: Jermaine Purifory
Urban Gospel Singer: Bobby Alexandre
Rapper: Zero Doubt
Mime Dancer: Jamaal Reynolds
Between performing acts we will also have local
professionals such as principals and community
workers briefly sharing why the neighborhood is
destine to change.
Tentative Schedule
4:00pm-Block Party
4:30 pm- Block Party (Introduction)
4:50 pm- Jermaine Purifory
5:05 pm- Woodmore Elementary- Cheri Grant
5:15 pm- Bizzle (15 min) performance
5:40 pm- Lee University Gospel Choir
6:00 pm- Dalewood Elementary- Christian Earl
6:10pm- Bsmooth
6:20 pm- Mime Dancer Jamaal Reynolds
6:30pm- Commissioner Beck
6:40 pm- Drawn Out
6:55 pm- Bizzle (15 min) performance
7:10pm- Brainerd High school??? Uras Agee
7:15 pm- Zero Doubt
7:20 pm- Comedian Aaron Thomas (25 min)
7:50 pm- Bizzle (15 min) performance
8:30-9:00- Outro(Trent Williams group)
Challenge Minister Morris
Links
Facebook: Our Block 2 “Unfinished
Business” (link coming soon)
www.newmonumental.org
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upcoming event "Our
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"42" Jackie Robinson Movie Grand Opening Celebration!
In Theatres Friday April 12, 2013
Tekelia Kelly--"Paid Extra (Actress)
Dear S.H.E, I am so glad you guys are
here! Thank you so much for letting us
be a part of 42 -the Jackie Robinson
story/movie! I so enjoyed
participating in the filming of the
different scenes in our Historic Engel
Stadium; and also the surprise talent
contest! :>) You're right everyone
looked like "movie stars" --both those
hired and the volunteers. Glad I got a
chance to be a volunteer! I
was so fascinated with how it all
worked--wardrobe, makeup, camera crew,
the set, etc., and just delighted to
be a part of the whole experience! As
you suggested, I'm submitting my video
of me sing the "Star Spangled Banner".
Thank you for the opportunity, and
thank you, again, for all you're doing
in Chattanooga! God bless you! --
Tekelia
Kelly at
www.tekeliakelly.com.
— at
Chattanooga, TN.
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Click here to visit www.TekeliaKelly.com
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2012 Performances |
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March 21
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Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce
Small Business Awards & Breakfast,
Chattanooga, TN |
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March 28 |
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Girls' Inc Unbought, Unbossed
Awards Breakfast, Chattanooga, TN |
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April 13 |
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American
Cancer Society Life Inspiration
Awards & Luncheon, Chattanooga,
TN |
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April 26 |
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WDEF Channe 12, Morning Show, Spoil Me
Lifestyle Event Interview and
Singing Performance, Chattanooga, TN |
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May 6 |
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Spoil Me
Lifestyle Women's Convention, Dalton
Georgia |
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May
26 |
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"42" The Jackie Robinson Movie
Film
Red Carpet Event, Volunteer
Background Extra, Southern Hollywood
Events |
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June 1 |
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"42- The Jackie Robinson Story
Feature Film" Paid Featured Extra
Role for Trolley Group with Chadwick
Boseman (as Jackie Robinson), CL
Casting |
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June 4 |
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"42- The Jackie Robinson Story
Feature Film"
Paid Featured Extra Role for
Rickey's Friends withHarrison Ford
(as Branch Rickey ),CL
Casting |
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June 5 |
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"42- The Jackie Robinson Story
Feature Film"
Paid Featured Extra Role for
Rickey's Friends with Harrison Ford
(as Branch Rickey),
CL Casting |
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June
28 |
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Urban League Special Women's Topics
Workshop Presenter: "Balancing Being
A Woman In Business",
Chattanooga, TN |
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July |
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Private
Wedding, Chattanooga, TN |
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September
10-22 |
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"Our Block
2-Unfinished Business event, with
Stellar Award Nominee Bizzle":
Youth Pastor Jamal Morris
Interview-New
Monumental Baptist Church in
Chattanooga, Tennessee.
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September 10 - November 29 |
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Allied Art's Bill Holmberg
Leadership Institute
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Meet and Greet September 10 WTCI-TV
45
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Introduction-The Big Picture
September 11, Chattanogoa
Theatre Center
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Economic Development September
25, Chattanooga Ballet
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Education October 1, Normal Park
Lower School
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Downtown Development, October
16, Outdoor Chattanooga and
Hunter Museum of American Art
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Diversity, October 30 H*art
Gallery and Signal Centers
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Advocacy, Governance and Board
Involvement, November 13,
Nashville
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Graduation, November 29
Chattanooga Theatre Centre
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The HeART of Chattanooga: The
Arts Are For All" Presentation
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September 20 |
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Connect the Dots
Summit with special guest Arun
Ghandi (Ghandi’s grandson) at
Bessie Smith Cultural
Center
presented by Allied
Arts, United Way and Chattanooga
Dept. of Education, Arts and Culture
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SEPTEMBER 28
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THE COPYRIGHT SOCIETY
OF THE SOUTH LUNCHEON MEETING
AT ASCAP
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November 17 |
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Sisters In Business.Net "SIBay on Site" at New Covenant
Fellowship Community Yard Sale |
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Click here
for
SIB's Blog Talk Radio
Interview of Pastor Jamal Morris of the New
Monumental Baptist Church in Chattanooga, Tennessee
on
upcoming "Our Block 2-Unfinished Business event,
with Stellar Award Nominee Bizzle"
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Click here
for more details about event activities and
schedule.
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You’re
Invited to
our first
Team
Rally FOR
the 2012
Relay For
Life!
2012
Relay For
Life of
Hamilton-Chattanooga
TN
May 19, 2012
at the First
TN Pavilion
6 p.m. - 6
a.m.
at First TN
Pavilion
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Relay For Life around
the Globe
The American Cancer Society
Relay For Life is an international movement to
end cancer. Since 1996, the Society has
partnered with multiple cancer organizations in
countries outside the United States to license
and support Relay For Life programs. Through
Relay, these organizations bring together
passionate volunteers, promote their
mission-based activities, and mobilize community
members to take action in the fight against
cancer. Relay has proven especially important to
countries at the beginning stages of educating
both the public and health care communities
about this deadly and often preventable disease.
International Relay For Life
events are now held in communities spanning 19
countries outside of the United States.
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