Fostoria Community Arts Council

Summer 2017 Event Schedule  

Summer Sunday Concert Series at

 

Wainwright Amphitheatre in Foundation Park

 

All shows Sundays 7:30 -8:30 pm    Free and open to the public

 

June 25                 Fostoria Community Band

 

July 9                    Ryan Hensley & Susan Bright

                             

July 23                  Dueling Pianos             

                             

August  6               Cottonwood Jam String Band

 

August 20              Night Jazz

 

 

Fostoria Guitar Fest and Craft Beer Showcase

 

Fund Raiser for Fostoria Community Arts Council

July 15 at Cowboys and Angels 4pm-12pm

8 acts continuous music and events

     

Lunch on the Lawn…

 Every other Wednesday from 12:00-1:00 on the Fostoria Municipal Building Lawn
 (Bag lunches will be available for $5.00 donation)

Musical Artists

June   14                                     Tom Tobin

June   28                                            John Pickle

July    12                                   Martin Koop                                                   

July    26                                     Craig & Jane Allen

August 9                                     Melody Road 

Spend the day shopping and looking for that unique find from over 200 vendors.

 

Sandusky County Fairgrounds, 901 Rawson Ave., Fremont, 43420

 

Thursdays, 9am-4pm

Fridays, 9 am-3pm

Saturdays, 9am-4pm

Sundays, 9am-3pm

 

You can also go to sanduskycountyfair.com

Monthly competitons will feature a Junior Air Rifle 3x20, 60 Shots Air Rifle Standing, 60 Shots Air Pistol, a 20 Shot Noive Prone stage, a National Match Air Rifle 20 Shot Standing and a Garand Course

 

Camp Perry Training Site, 1000 N. Lawrence Rd., Port Clinton, 43452

 

You can also call 419-635-2141 and go to thecmp.org

 

The event is FREE

Winebrenner Theological Seminary to Host Sacred Rhetoric Conference

A Sacred Rhetoric Conference will be hosted by Winebrenner Theological Seminary on May 31 – June 2, 2017. Gather with leaders for this interdisciplinary event to stretch and challenge participants with world-class speakers, interactive dialogue, and practical training. The event is devoted to the consideration of discourses of religion, both as it is depicted in various media formats and how religious practitioners discuss issues within confessional communities.  Paper topics will cover a wide array of issues including questions of race and gender in relation to religion.  Other sessions will examine the intersection of religion and culture by documenting how religious communities engage with secular culture.  The ultimate goal of the conference is to think about how we talk about religion and religious issues.  There will also be a screening of the award-winning documentary, The Rule, a film by Bongiorno Productions, followed by an opportunity to speak with the producers of the movie.

For information about the conference please call, 419-434-4200 or visit winebrenner.edu.

Two primary speakers, Ronald C. Arnett and Tom Beaudoin, will be featured at the Sacred Rhetoric Conference.

Ronald C. Arnett (Ph.D., Ohio University) is chair and professor of the Department of Communication & Rhetorical Studies, The Patricia Doherty Yoder and Ronald Wolfe Endowed Chair in Communication Ethics at Duquesne University, and the Henry Koren, C.S.Sp., Endowed Chair for Scholarly Excellence (2010–2015). He is the author/coauthor of ten books and co-editor of four books. Speaker Arnett

 

 Tom Beaudoin (Ph.D., Boston College) is associate professor of religion at Fordham University in New York City, where he teaches courses on religion, secularity, and theology. He currently serves as past-president of the Association of Practical Theology. For the past twenty years, his research has focused on the relationship between "spiritual" and "secular" practices, studying the powers of attention ingredient to how people learn to find something from their culture of special significance for making their way through life. Speaker Beaudoin

Celebrating its 75^th anniversary, Winebrenner Seminary, the only seminary of the Churches of God, General Conference, began in 1942 as the Winebrenner Graduate School of Divinity on the Findlay College campus. In 1961, the institution became Winebrenner Theological Seminary and built its campus on East Melrose Ave., two miles from the College. It moved to its current location, 950 N. Main St., adjacent to The University of Findlay campus, in August 2003.The Seminary’s primary function is to educate and prepare leaders to serve the Church and the world. Winebrenner serves both national and international students from more than 30 denominations.

Winebrenner offers five graduate degrees: the Master of Divinity, Master of Arts in Family Ministry, Master of Arts in Practical Theology, Master of Arts in Clinical Counseling and Doctor of Ministry. For persons without an undergraduate degree, Winebrenner offers the Diploma in Pastoral Training.

Winebrenner Seminary is a member of the National Association of Evangelicals, and the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability. Winebrenner is accredited by the State of Ohio and has received a Certificate of Authorization from the Ohio Department of Higher Education, and is accredited by the Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada and by the Higher Learning Commission of North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.

4th Annual MTC Nursing 5k Run/Walk

 

Date: Saturday, June 24, 2017 Time: Race begins @ 8am

Location: Marion Technical College

      1467 Mount Vernon Ave. Marion, OH 43302

Registration: $25 includes race t-shirt

Late registration will be a $30 entry and does not guarantee shirt

Registration due June 13 to guarantee race shirt

Race day registration from 7-8am

Please complete a registration form for each participant.

Payment can be made to: Marion Technical College Nursing 5k