February 2, 2016
“I’m Worth Waiting For” Princess to Queen Night Out! Girls 4th Grade and up!
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July 10, 2015
PAID Summer Teen Internship at the Memphis Public Library! Various Locations
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October 16, 2014
Lasting Expressions is Now Hiring! (Professionals and Teens!)
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Collierville 901-457-7273
September 24, 2014
Pretty in Pink! w/ @LaTrice_Ryan Oct. 18th @uofmemphis #outreach #youth #girls #teens
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Pretty in Pink! with LaTrice Ryan!
Saturday, October 18, 2014 – 10 am at The University of Memphis Fogelman Auditorium (Rm118).
Outreach for young women ages 12-17!
It’s FREE and open to the public!! We will have:
• empowerment sessions
• free food
• “girlie”giveaway bags
• U of M campus tour
• bra fitting and a free bra
To Register your teen/youth group, make a donation, or for more info visit
www.LaTriceRyan.com/PrettyInPink
901-300-6720
May 7, 2014
Memphis Heritage Christian School – Seeking New Teachers for Multiple Positions
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Memphis Heritage Christian School – Seeking New Teachers for Multiple Positions
Memphis Heritage will begin serving high school students in the fall 2014-2015 school year. We are seeking new teachers for multiple positions. Please send resume/inquiries to memphisheritage@yahoo.com.
March 18, 2014
B.O.Y.S. “Breaking the Cycle” Symposium #youth #boys #schools #community #MPD
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This is an AWESOME event for our youth and young adult males. PLEASE register your students, family members, church members, community kids, all boys ages 12-22 who you know!!!
SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 2014 / 8 AM – 4 pm
SPECIAL GUESTS: PENNY HARDAWAY, MAYOR A.C. WHARTON AND OTHERS!
KEYNOTE SPEAKER: ANTWONE FISHER
If there are at least 10 boys or more at any location, transportation will be provided!
Large groups, please text 901-289-7785 to register with name, address, phone and age. Individual young men can register online at tbs.oakgrovembchurch.com or email information to teciamarshall@gmail.com.
Breakfast and lunch provided!
March 6, 2014
Little of Lucy’s Heart Today – What Fragrance Are You Leaving? 03/06/14
Posted by Tecia "Lucy" Marshall under Community Info., Outreach | Tags: Blake, God, hood, HOPE, Hyde Park, Jermaine Blake, Jesus, life, love, Lucy, Memphis, murder, North Memphis, teenagers, teens, tragedy, youth |[2] Comments
Four years ago, my first cousin, Jermaine Blake, was shot and killed in MY hood. Jermaine and I were a year apart, and, like most struggling black families then, we often lived in the same house, ran the same streets. He was more like a brother to me.
As “saved” as I try to be, at that time, that part of my life was a blur. Trees looked differently, my conversations changed with my own children and conversations changed with my students. I became very transparent.
I remember what the pastor of my youth, Rev. Melvin Lee (Macedonia M.B. Church, Hyde Park) preached at his funeral. He took notice of how SOOOOO many people showed up for the visitation, as well as the funeral. They just kept coming. It wasn’t that he was surprised that there was a lot of love being shown – hey, it was/is the hard part of North Memphis and we’re Blakes , but, Jermaine was only 30 when he died. So much life ahead of him. Rev. Lee said it was Jermaine’s fragrance that attracted so many people. His mother, Delilah Blake, gave him back to God as a child, so, his purpose was served.
What fragrance are you leaving? No matter what the world thinks or knows or think it knows, what legacy are you establishing? What work will go on once you’re gone? Is it worth continuing? It is worth others being transparent because of what they are learning from you? Think about it.
Serving in my classroom,
Tecia