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The St. Bernard Chamber of Commerce Is Seeking a Marketing & Communications Manager The St.Remembering Bernard Our Past, Building a Better Future News www.thestbernardnews.com Wednesday, January 15, 2020 Volume 54, Issue 3 "If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just and will forgive us our sins and purify us from all unrighteousness." – 1 John 1:9 (NIV) The St. Bernard Chamber of Commerce is seeking a Marketing & Communications Manager tions, marketing materials, and day-to-day operations and some administrative duties. operations tasks including membership The Marketing & Communications Manager management and event logistics. The ideal will report directly to the CEO and is subject candidate is detail-oriented, has a willing- to the guidance of the Board of Directors ness to learn and is comfortable spearhead- and the Executive Committee. ing projects. St. Bernard Parish is a grow- The Marketing & Communications Visit http://stbernardchamber.org/hire for ing community with significant community Manager must enjoy working in a small, job description, benefits, and application and economic development projects in the non-profit environment and be driven by information! Applications are being accept- works, and the Marketing & Communica- bettering the community. The ideal candi- ed applications on a rolling basis so apply tions Manager will work in tandem with the date should have the ability to multitask, early! CEO to leverage this “next stage” environ- balance, and prioritize responsibilities. S/ FULL DESCRIPTION: ment for increased community interaction, he should be self-motivated and innovative, SUMMARY: The St. Bernard Chamber of membership growth, and organizational de- and s/he should be comfortable with a role Commerce is seeking a dynamic full time velopment. The St. Bernard Chamber is a involving contact and collaboration with Marketing & Communications Manager to 501(c)(6) non-profit organization focused on leaders from St. Bernard Parish and across oversee and manage the primary communi- providing the resources and representation the Greater New Orleans Region. cations of the St. Bernard Chamber of Com- essential to the growth and development of ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES: merce. The Marketing & Communications the St. Bernard Parish business community. Oversee Communications & Activities in- Manager will be responsible for all internal JOB DESCRIPTION: The St. Bernard cluding, but not limited to, the following: and external marketing/communications Chamber of Commerce Marketing & Com- • Email Campaigns and communications and operations of the St. Bernard Chamber munications Manager will manage all mar- to the Chamber Membership of Commerce, including website and other keting, communications and design for the digital media, print and digital communica- Chamber, as well as assist with events and See CHAMBER JOB on Page 4 Telling Tales at the Library Gita Pita Opens in Chalmette The St. Bernard Parish Library invites its younger listeners to Gita Pita held a Ribbon Cutting ceremony on January 7 at 1200 attend its story sharing sessions. Telling Tales at the Library will E. Judge Perez Drive in Chalmette. be held on Tuesdays at 5:30 p.m. and on Wednesdays at 10:30 Gita Pita creates the ultimate authentic experience. The hum- a.m. beginning on January 21st and continuing through May 6th. mus, baba gahnoosh, fresh sauces and more are prepared in The library’s free program is designed to introduce children to lit- house daily. The pita bread is baked on site in a dome shaped erature through storybooks, poetry, flannel boards, finger plays, oven and the chicken and steak are marinated in house with se- and participatory activities. Programming is geared for children lect seasonings overnight. ages 3-8, but all ages are welcome to attend. All story programs The hours of operation are Monday through Saturday from will take place at the St. Bernard Parish Library’s main branch, 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. and Sunday from 12:00 Noon to 8:00 located at 2600 Palmisano Blvd., in Chalmette. Sessions will run p.m. about 30-45 minutes and no registration is required. For more information contact Gita Pita at 504-582-9061, https:// For further information, please visit the library’s website, check www.instagram.com/gita_pitagr/ or https://www.facebook.com/ out our Facebook page, stop by the library or call 504-279-0448. GitaPitaGR. Read your St. Bernard News on the go. Find us on your favorite social media platform, or scan the provided QR Codes with your mobile device. INDEX Calendar of Events ..........................2 Local News ............... 1, 4, 8-9, 10-11 Classifieds ..................................... 7 Obituaries .................................. 9-11 Area Churches ................................2 State News ......................................3 Movie Reviews ............................ 8-9 2 Church Directory & Calendar Wednesday, January 15, 2020 - The St. Bernard News Assembly of God Worship 10am Church 494-7378 Gospel Temple 272-0123 • 1561 Hwy. 46, St. Bernard, Sun. 301 E. Morales (behind Breaux Mart) services 10am & 5:30pm Chalmette, LA Wed. Bible study 7pm Sunday 10:30AM • Wed. 7:00pm Assumption of Our Greater South Shore Lady Catholic Church F.G.B.C. 682-5607 • 6951 Hwy. 39, “Rebuilding the family Structure” Braithwaite Tue. & Thu. masses 7408 west Judge Perez Dr., Arabic, 7:30am • Sat. 4pm • Sun. 11am La 70032 • 278-8854 Bethlehem Baptist Sun. worship 9:00am Submit Your Events to [email protected] or call us at 504-832-1481. Church 682-0675 Wed Bible study (Bread of Life) 6:45 111 Bethlehem Lane, Braithwaite Lighthouse Pentecos- JANUARY 21-MAY 26 ber of the Year and Citizen of the Year! Honor the troops who fought at the Battle of Sun. School 8am, worship 9am tal Church 272-0785•7724 E. Thu. Bible study 7pm St. Bernard Hwy., Violet Sun. school • Telling Tales, Tuesdays 5:30PM and New Orleans. Park at the battlefield at 8606 Call on Me Ministries a 10am, worship 11am Wednesdays 10:30AM, the St. Bernard Par- FEBRUARY 12 West St. Bernard Highway, Chalmette; bat- Wed. Bible Study 7pm non-denominational Christian Church ish Library, 2600 Palmisano Blvd., Chalmette • NARFE Vernon N. Landry Chapter 1398 tlefield opens for parking at 8:00AM. Free. 298-1019 • 3620 De La Ronde Dr. Living Cornerstone Sunday 10am, Hands-on-Prayer is Church International Tuesdays at 5:30 p.m. and Wednesdays at Luncheon/Meeting, 11AM, in the Sicilian Battle of New Orleans anniversary event, Tues-Thurs 12-3pm 714 W. St. Bernard Pkwy., 10:30 a.m. Free story program for pre-read- Room of Rocky and Carlo’s Restaurant, 613 Friday, January 10, 9AM-4PM, and Saturday, Carolyn Park Presbyte- Braithwaite 228-6401 rian Church Sun. service 10am ers and up. St. Bernard Highway. For almost a century, January 11, noon-4PM – Return to 1815 7408 W. Judge Perez Dr, Arabi. Living Proof Church NARFE has been recognized as the go-to as- with campfires, cannons, and living histo- 733-2326 • Sun. worship 11am 626 Mehle St., Arabi, LA 70032 Chalmette Church of 504-875-5860 JANUARY 21 sociation devoted exclusively to serving and ry experts in period dress as civilians and Christ 250-8492 Sun 10 AM • Tue Prayer 6:30 PM • Chamber After 5: PT Solutions, 5-7PM protecting the earned pay and benefits of all soldiers. Military drills, musket and cannon 200 De La Ronde Dr. Sun. Bible Miracle Baptist Cather- study 9am, worship 10am & 6pm dral (Adance the King- Tulane PT Solutions - Chalmette, 801 W. federal employees, retirees, and survivors. firing, music, hands-on activities, and peri- Wed. Bible study 7pm dom of God) 913-9008 Judge Perez Dr., Chalmette. Meet the staff If you are interested in learning more about od craft demonstrations. All public parking Celebration Church 7403 W Judge Perez Dr., Violet and learn more about PT Solutions Physical NARFE, we invite you to join us. Your spouse is offsite: Friday parking is at St. Bernard 831-9673 • 7500 W. Judge Perez Sun. Breakfast 9:30a-10:00a Dr., Arabi Sunday worship 9am & Sunday School 10a-10:30a Therapy at the St. Bernard Chamber’s inau- or guest is welcome as well. Contact pame- Visitor Center, 409 Aycock St., Arabi; Satur- 10:45am Sun. Worship 10:30a-11:30a Tue. 7p-8p gural Chamber After 5 event, a new mem- [email protected], Chapter 1398 day parking is at Arlene Meraux Elementa- Christ Lutheran Church D.S Grandberry Sr. (Senior Pastor) 3300 Jupiter Drive ~ Chalmette [email protected] ber-hosted social designed to get you in publicity officer, should you need additional ry School, 4004 Paris Rd., Chalmette. Free (504) 342-2830 [email protected] touch with our businesses. Visit www.ptso- information. shuttle buses (wheelchair accessible) from Sunday Worship 10:00 am Bible Study Sunday 9:00 am Our Lady of Prompt lutions.com for more information about the continually between parking area and bat- Succor Catholic Christian Fellowship Church 271-3441 event, and contact us at admin@stbernard- tlefield. First shuttle leaves parking area for Family Worship Center 2320 Paris Rd, Chalmette masses: chamber.org to schedule your own! Daily battlefield at 8:45AM on Friday and 11:45AM 5816 E. Judge Perez Dr, Violet • Sat. 4pm • Sun. 7am, 8:30am, 324-4092 10:30am & 7pm (Spanish) 2pm • Battle of New Orleans Talk, Discover on Saturday; last shuttle leaves parking area Sun. Service 8am Wed. Bible Study 6pm Our Lady of Lourdes JANUARY 26 1815's Battle of New Orleans with a ranger for battlefield at 3:00PM on both days; last Catholic Church 682-7070 A Closer Walk, Meeting 2621 Colonial Blvd., Violet Masses • Child Dedication Service, 10:45AM, talk 10:45 a.m. and 2:45 p.m. daily. No talk shuttle leaves battlefield for parking area at the Need Ministry Mon., Wed., Thurs & Fri. 8:00am • Parents & Guardians should register chil- Monday, January 20, when battlefield visi- 4:15PM. on both days.
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