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hildren who compete in sports or similar programs are often faced with myriad challenges. Young athletes must make time for after-school practices, dedicate their weekends to competitions and train at home. On top of this, many kids face the additional challenge of overcoming the anxiety that accompanies a big game. Carter Mealy, a 9-year-old student at Central Manor Elementary School, teamed up with his father, Todd, to publish a book with the goal of teaching kids how to be confident athletes and conquer stress like a champion. Carter participates in a variety of sports year-round, including soccer, gymnastics, lacrosse and basketball. During practices, Todd noticed Carter was experiencing problems with anxiety that would arise when older kids were around; Carter worried what the more experienced athletes would think of him, and he was often concerned his performance wouldn’t be adequate. Todd, who is a published
author, was inspired to write a story that would empower kids like Carter who sometimes doubt their abilities. Todd suggested the idea to Carter, who immediately agreed to help, and the pair got to work. During the process of writing the book, Todd would draft a few pages and take them to Carter to review. Todd has gained experience as both a football coach and an athlete, but he relied on the perspective Carter was able to provide as his editor. Although Todd is a seasoned author, having written multiple books, this was his first foray into the world of children’s literature. “I figured I’d need his help trying to write a story for 7- and 8-year-olds,” Todd said. “Carter was my inspiration, but his job was also to edit me and make sure we were speaking to that audience.” Todd and Carter’s collaboration resulted in “Like a Champion,” a 32-page book that was published on Nov. 10. The book teaches young children how to deal with their performance anxiety and equips their parents, teachers and
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Tim Farrell, one of the leaders of the Lancaster Prayer Breakfast, which was held for the second year on Nov. 3, said that when the committee organized under the Leaders of Faith Foundation, the goal was to make the event unique, with prayer as the key component. The group decided to focus on six areas - business, government, art/ media, education, family, and church - and ask a community leader to lead prayer on each of
those segments. Each speaker asked table groups to pray on a subject and then concluded by leading the gathering of more than 400 in prayer. Master of ceremonies Tracey C. Jones, president of Tremendous Leadership and T3 Solutions, opened the event, saying, “The Lancaster Prayer Breakfast endeavors to further the rich heritage and spiritual guidance handed down by the Founding Fathers … and magnify Jesus Christ through unified prayers.” Worship music was provided by
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Registration is now open for the Living Grace program, which will commence on Wednesday, Feb. 21, at Millersville Community Church, 163 W. Frederick St., Millersville. Over a 10-week period, participants will gather at the church every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. to discuss mental health topics such as stress, anxiety and depression through a faithbased lens. Living Grace is a free
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program that was introduced to the church by Kelly Dennis, a member of the congregation and a mental health professional. The program utilizes a curriculum provided by The Grace Alliance, a nonprofit organization that seeks to use Scripture to equip individuals experiencing mental health challenges. Dennis will facilitate each Living Grace meeting as group members discuss a specific topic and complete exercises from The Living Grace will include a curriculum that combines Scripture and neuroscience Grace Alliance workbook. research to aid its participants with their See Living Grace pg 5 struggles with mental health.
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A concert titled “Comfort and Joy - Celebrate Christmas with LaLaLuna” will take place on Friday, Dec. 15, at 7:30 p.m. at East Chestnut Street Mennonite Church, 432 E. Chestnut St., Lancaster. The program will include arrangements of wellknown carols, as well as newer music in styles from pop to folk to jazz. The members of LaLaLuna are Claire Brandenburg, Cathy Cruz, Cindy Herr, Stephanie Horst, Debby Spence,
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and Randall Koleck are studying the effects of habitat management on ruffed grouse, including using various technologies to determine the effects of various types of habitats on grouse occupancy. Student Tyler Hodges, specializing in avian ecology, is studying high-quality breeding habitat that supports scarlet tanagers and how forestry management practices affect tanagers both with positive and negative outcomes. A short business meeting will precede the program. The event is free and open to the public. The club will also sponsor four Lancaster County Christmas Bird Counts. Since 1900, the National Audubon Society has
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Community members are welcome to join Boy Scout Troop 64 at local Wreaths Across America ceremonies and wreath-laying events to honor local veterans and their families. The ceremonies will take place on Sunday, Dec. 17. The times and locations are as follows: 11:30 a.m. at Conestoga United Methodist Church, 71 Sand Hill Road, Conestoga; 2 p.m. at the Landisville Mennonite Cemetery, 375 Camp Meeting Road, Landisville; and 3 p.m. at Laurel Hill Memorial Gardens, 845 Laurel Hill Road, Columbia. Those who attend should dress for the weather, as the ceremonies will be held J.J. Randler (left) and Will Wharton place wreaths on veterans’ graves. outdoors.
Anti-littering contest posted for youths art, words, or video. In coordination of the release of the revision of Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful’s popular “Children Open your Eyes to Litter” series of books for children in kindergarten through grade six, the theme is “Open Your Eyes to Litter Show Us What You See.” Projects include a poster for children in kindergarten through grade four, an essay for children in grade five and a video for children in grade six. The deadline to participate is Wednesday, Jan. 31, 2024. First- and second-place winners will be awarded prizes in each grade level. All participants will receive
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Living Grace from pg 1 The activities will combine biblical teaching with scientific research to provide participants with the tools to improve their mental health. Dennis was inspired to create Living Grace in response to the wave of mental health issues brought on by the COVID19 pandemic in 2020. Additionally, Dennis wanted to address the stigma surrounding mental health by creating an environment of acceptance for those who are having difficulty overcoming mental obstacles. “The pandemic really increased a lot of folks’ anxiety and depression due to how isolated everyone was. We’re still seeing those residual effects,” Dennis
said. “(Living Grace) is a way for people to find the support of others who get what it’s like to be a Christian with a mental illness or struggle.” This will be the fourth Living Grace session that Dennis has hosted at Millersville Community Church. The program has continued to grow in popularity among community members; the groups from the previous two sessions were completely full by the start of the first meeting. Since the first Living Grace session was held, Dennis has made a few adjustments to better suit the needs of its participants. Last year, she added a discussion on cognitive behavioral ther-
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objects from falling into the fire. Homeowners are advised to keep their fireplace clean by promptly removing any ash and debris from the fireplace after it has cooled. These steps may improve indoor air quality and provide greater control over the next fire when it is burned, advised the American Society of Home Inspectors. Fireplaces bring warmth and add ambiance to a home, particularly during the holidays. But safety must prevail when lighting fireplaces.
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Ephrata Cloister to offer Lantern Tours ees will hear reviews to learn what others thought of the founder of the Ephrata Cloister, Conrad Beissel, and his followers. The Ephrata Cloister Student Historians will bring these stories to life. Attendance is limited, and advance tickets are required by calling 717733-6600 or visiting https://bit.ly/3SMzBI4. There is a discount for seniors, students ages 6 to 17 and Ephrata Cloister Associates members. Admission is free for those 5 years of age and younger.
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Ascension Lutheran Church, 600 E. Penn Grant Road, Willow Street, will host a community meal on Thursday, Dec. 21. Takeouts will be available from 5:30 to 6 p.m. The meal is free of charge. Community members should enter the parking lot from Penn Grant Road. In the case of inclement weather, the church follows the Lampeter-Strasburg School District’s cancellation decisions.
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Live Journey to the Nativity Saturday, December 16th 5:30-8:00 PM (Last departure time 7:50 PM)
Experience the journey that led Mary and Joseph to the stable where Jesus was born. A shepherd will take you along a lighted path to four different scenes. You will hear and see the story of the angel with Mary and Joseph, to the Inn of Bethlehem and to the Shepherds. The wise men and you will follow the same star to the stable. - Begin your journey with a snack and a cup of hot chocolate or warm cider. - No cost for the journey. Canned goods/gift cards to Solanco Food Bank would be a gracious donation. These will be collected at the welcome area, if you so choose to donate. - Golf carts will be available for those not comfortable or able to walk. - In case of inclement weather, the Journey will take place inside the church.
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Riding in support of veterans BY CATHY MOLITORIS
Fifteen years ago, Tyler Stumpf and his friend Jeff Andrews were sitting around “solving the world’s problems,” Stumpf recalled with a laugh, when they came up with an idea. “We said, ‘Let’s go for a ride on New Year’s Day,’” said the avid motorcycle rider. “A few other people heard about our plans, and we had 11 participants that first year.” The group decided to raise money with the ride, donating the proceeds to the Lebanon VA Medical Center. “I think we might have raised $400 that first year,” Stumpf said. “This event turned into much more than I ever could have expected.” He’s not kidding. Last year’s New Year’s Day ride featured the most participants ever - upward of 500 bikes and 600 people - and raised more than $32,000. So far, the group
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has donated more than $270,000 to veterans. This year’s ride will take place on Monday, Jan. 1, with registration beginning at 10 a.m. at the Walter S. Ebersole American Legion Post 185, 255 W. Main St., Mount Joy. The ride will leave from the Legion at 1 p.m., and participants will follow a 25-mile route along the A ride to benefit veterans will feature hundreds of motorcycles. Susquehanna River, ending at the Elizabeth- an auction will be held. cycles pass by. That’s got town American Legion Post “We’ll have items donated to be one of my favorite 329, 240 N. Hanover St. by local businesses and parts - seeing the people Members of the ladies’ individuals,” Stumpf said. out along the route.” auxiliary will serve break- “This year is going to be The ride is open to fast at the Mount Joy our biggest auction yet.” anyone who is interested in Legion before the ride, Proceeds from auction participating, and people and a pork and sauerkraut sales as well as the sale of may participate with any meal will be served at the T-shirts and patches will vehicle of their choice, Elizabethtown Legion at also benefit the Lebanon including cars or trucks. the ride’s conclusion. VA Medical Center. “All of the proceeds for Fun traditions at the Stumpf noted that the this event stay in our local event include Baby New event has become much area,” Stumpf said. “When Year, when a participant more than just a fun after- you’re donating, you’re is chosen for the honor noon bike ride. helping somebody you and must attend in a baby “It’s really become a might know.” costume and sash. “Baby community event over For more information New Year will arrive at the past 15 years,” he said. on the ride, call Stumpf at the Mount Joy Legion at “Businesses and organiza- 717-468-6197 or search noon,” Stumpf said, noting tions support us, individu- for “Annual Frosty Balls & that this year’s honoree is als participate, and people Frozen Susies Poker Run Jeff Shultz. in the community come To Benefit Veterans” on At the end of the ride, out to see all the motor- Facebook.
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is rated R - it combines the telekinetic prom queen with the time travel of “A Christmas Carol” and reimagined versions of musical hits. This production is not recommended for children. It is the latest offering in Creative Works of Lancaster’s series of sock puppet film parodies, with previous shows including “Sock Puppet Psycho,” “The Sockfather,” “Silence of the
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Creative Works of Lancaster will bring its sock puppets back to the stage this December with the return of “A Christmas Carrie,” featuring an original script by playwright Erich Goldstein. Performances will take place on Friday, Dec. 15, at 6, 8, and 10 p.m. in the theater at Zoetropolis, 112 N. Water St., Lancaster. Based on the 1976 film version of “Carrie” - which
Make-A-Wish is seeking to spark hope this holiday season with the debut of the Holiday Wish Line, a telephone hotline with messages recorded by wish kids designed to give callers a moment of joy as they navigate the holiday season. The messages aim to inspire togetherness and maintain the festive spirit. Through Sunday, Dec. 31, six wish kids, who have all battled a critical illness, will provide kid-friendly advice, stories, and funny moments
via phone at 215-445-1302. Callers will be asked to select from a series of prompts upon calling the hotline to listen to messages from Jasper, a 5-year-old with chronic respiratory failure, who wished for a backyard playset; Brantley, a 7-yearold with a heart condition, who wanted to see snow and wished to build a snowman with his family; Annabelle, a 9-year-old with cystic fibrosis, who wished to skate with her favorite hockey team, the Las Vegas Golden Knights;
Ava, an 11-year-old with a heart condition, whose wish allowed her to learn firsthand what it takes to be a content creator; Fernie, an 11-year-old with cancer, who, as an avid athlete, wished for a batting cage in his backyard; and Holin, a 10-year-old, whose love for music landed her onstage with her favorite singer. Proceeds raised through the holiday season will go toward funding more wishes. To learn more, visit www.wish.org/wishline.
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