Community Stuff 3/22/13

Congratulations Rockport High School DECA State Winners 

Left to Right: Loren Grier, Veyla Jackson, Matt Ambrogi, Krysia Strumpf, Miranda Gale (all seniors) 

 If you are interested in making a donation to help sponsor part of the cost for the students to compete at this event, contact Mr. Scott Larsen RHS DECA advisor at slarsen@rpk12.org.

Fundraiser for trip to Nationals will be on Saturday, February 6, 2013 at the Fish Shack 

Pancake Breakfast from 7:30-10 AM

Tickets are $8 and may be purchased from one of the students, at the door, or by emailing slarsen@rpk12.org

We strongly encourage you to purchase in advance. 

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Joey —

     Wondering if we can get this posted to the blog.  For three shows only across the Easter weekend, we’re bringing in a Broadway actor named Bruce Kuhn who has developed a one-man show that tells the story of Jesus, word-for-word from the book of Luke, in good old King James English (which takes to the stage like Shakespeare!)  This is not just a church thing;  it’s a city of Gloucester thing; it’s a Cape Ann thing. The shows aren’t even going to be in a church — they’re taking place at the Gorton Theatre, in historic East Gloucester.

     The stories of Jesus have had an incredible impact on art, literature and theatre across the centuries, and it is our hope to enrich the life and culture of our city by bringing in this show to help our city celebrate Easter.  So we’re inviting everyone who might have once remembered going to Sunday School or Confirmation Class to come and remember what Easter is all about; or anyone who might be curious to hear Jesus in his own words and on his own terms; or anyone who just wants to see a fantastic show this Easter!  It’s a great way to get in touch with the story behind the holiday.  Tickets are available for $15 and can be purchased online at http://eastgloucester.org/brucekuhn.  With only three shows, tickets will go fast.  We wanted the GMG community to get the heads up!

 Thanks for the way you serve our city,

 Tim.