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F E AT U R E S 20 Publisher's Letter 32 Ken Hall's November / December Art Events 36 Celebrating the Wedding of Kate Jamison & Daniel Camuti 38 Marie Ford Health Tid-Bits 42 Gift Guide 44 Fashion: Season of Style 50 Fashion Stocking Stuffers 52 Culinary: A Toast to the Holidays!

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From the Publisher Seek the Peace and Prosperity of the City in which I have placed you.

Jeremiah 29:7 "And when the builders laid the foundations of the temple of the Lord, the priests in their vestments came forward with trumpets…11 And they sang responsively, praising and giving thanks to the Lord… 6:4 … Let the cost be paid from the royal treasury… 5 And also let the gold and silver vessels of the house of God, which Nebuchadnezzar took out of the temple that is in Jerusalem and brought to Babylon, be restored and brought back to the temple…" Ezra 3:10 The history written about in the Book of Ezra may seem to be an odd story to write about when calling for a celebration of Thanksgiving and Peace. The Persian King, Cyrus had just conquered Babylon. He then ordered the return of the Jews to Jerusalem and to rebuild the House of the Lord to celebrate that the Lord God of Heaven had given King Cyrus all the kingdoms of the world.

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Just as Ezra wrote about the victorious homecoming of the Jews, we will celebrate the liberation from this virus. It is not here yet, but we are entering the season of celebrating Thanksgiving and Peace, and despite captivity we have a lot to be thankful for.

First, the virus death toll has been much less than first projected.

Not to diminish the tremendous loss for the families that have been affected by death and in some cases lasting effects from damage caused by the virus, but just gratefulness that it has not been worse.

Secondly, the economy of the nation has held up despite our fears that it would not. There has been tremendous economic loss and pain for many in certain industries, such as the small restaurants and business owners whose life savings are at risk. As a small business owner, I am grateful that the broader economy is surprisingly resilient, because when we are soon released from captivity, we will be able to rebuild. Those who To translate the story to our modern day understanding, a have stable jobs are in better financial shape than ever before pagan King is fulfilling the promises of God to the Jews, His because many have been able to refinance their homes and chosen people. The pagan King gives the Jews their country save money as they quarantine in their neighborhoods. This back. The Jewish people give thanks to God for the peace and means good things for small business owners when we are beginning of prosperity He has given them. released from captivity. REMEMBER TO SHOP LOCAL!!!

In fact, 4Memphis’ mission statement from Jeremiah 29:7, “Seek the peace and prosperity of the City in which I have placed you,” is the answer God gave the Jews in captivity in Babylon when they asked Jeremiah when God was going to return them to Jerusalem. Jeremiah’s answer was “Not now, work for the peace and prosperity of where you live now, I will keep my promise to return you to Jerusalem when the 70 years of captivity are complete.” The Book of Ezra is the story of how God worked to return the Jews, protect the Jews and prosper the Jews in their return to Jerusalem.

Today the world is in captivity to a virus that has changed all of us. We all feel that we have no control over the simplest things that we have taken for granted for years, the purchase of toilet paper or the ability to go to the doctor. The virus has given us a shared experience which has drawn us closer to our neighbors but has led to a nation divided by the political class as they prey on our fears for their own political gains.

In my neighborhood, we have pulled our lawn chairs out and spent time together in ways we have never done before.

The virus captivity has brought neighborhoods together and returned children to their homes giving parents the privilege of knowing and living with children that they love who are now young adults.

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Finally, we should be thankful for the reminder of what is important: the health of family and closeness with our neighbors and friends. There is an old saying, “don’t sweat the small stuff and it’s all small stuff.” This virus shouts to us what we used to battle and fight for, is really “small stuff.”

Peace, the call of Jeremiah, “seek the peace” is almost as if peace should be a verb. It is an action we stand for it; it calls on each of us to change our attitude towards each other.

Thankfulness is a positive attitude for our circumstances.

Peace must be a positive attitude to those we don’t agree with or who have wronged us, “seek the peace.” It is a calling for each of us to work on our attitude towards others, and it is not dependent on the attitude others have towards us. We are in total control of our attitudes; we can’t control the attitudes of others. Love what God loves and try to love as God loves.

Captivity has put us all in bondage, but it cannot dictate your attitude towards others - only you can do that!!!

Celebrate Thanksgiving and the Peace of Memphis.

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Art for Jobs Reimagined Advance Memphis

September 24, 2020 advancememphis.org Advance Memphis celebrated its 10th annual Art for Jobs with a reimagined twist, featuring three days of art gallery previews that culminated in their first-ever virtual art sale. Art for Jobs is the largest fundraiser of the year and proceeds from the event go toward Advance Memphis' work in supporting economic revitalization in South Memphis. Through the generous support of artists, donors, volunteers and patrons, Advance Memphis raised over $200,000.

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1. Staff and volunteers worked to keep everyone safe by taking temperatures during the art gallery preview tours. 2. Over 240 pieces of artwork were featured, including pieces from featured artists Carl Scott, Claudia Tullos-Leonard, and Beth Winterburn. 3. Staff members enjoyed putting 'Sold' stickers on artwork as it was purchased throughout the night. 4. Friends of Advance Memphis enjoyed fellowship as they previewed local art. 5. Steve Nash and Advance Memphis staff gathered during the virtual art sale to encourage patrons through live social media videos. 6. Advance Memphis' 575 Suzette Warehouse was transformed into an urban art gallery for the 10th annual Art for Jobs. 7. Advance Memphis staff worked throughout the event to keep the virtual sale running smoothly. 8. In addition to the artwork, patrons could purchase Advance Memphis mugs handcrafted by Belltower Coffeehouse & Studio. 9. Steve Nash celebrated a successful event with Art for Jobs Co-Chair Lane Patikas and committee member Haley Roaten.

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Luncheon “guests” of the 2020 Go Red For Women Luncheon participated by tuning in to the virtual Go Red For Women Luncheon online. The hour long event featured heart-healthy lifestyle and nutrition tips, and stories from women who have experienced heart and stroke related health issues. Here’s to a heart-healthy 2021, and next year's event chairs are Susan Springfield and Leigh Anne Tuohy!

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1. The Go Red for Women campaign empowers women to get healthy and in turn encourages others to be examples of good health and well-being. It’s no longer just about sharing facts. We must take a stand for our own health and inspire the women we love to do the same. We must demand to be counted, equally represented and treated fairly when it comes to cardiovascular care,” said Katina Rankin of Local 24 News.

2. “I knew there was something wrong. I continued to go to doctors, but nothing was showing up. Finally, I insisted on having a heart cath (cardiac catheterization)… and they found I had a 90% blockage. Women—we must listen to our bodies,” said designer and philanthropist, Pat Kerr Tigrett when describing her personal experience with heart disease.

3. The signature Go Red for Women component, the Survivor Fashion show went virtual this year! Here’s stroke survivor, Dr. Mary McDonald in one of her favorite red outfits!

4. Healthy eating inspiration for the day by Hannah Peters, nutritionist at Baptist Memorial Hospital. She showed luncheon guests how to make her easy and healthy turkey meatballs and zoodles (zucchini noodles) recipe!

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The 6th Annual Sista Strut was held on Saturday, October 3 at the Liberty Bowl, with a Covid-twist. This year’s event was a Drive Through Parade benefiting Sisters Network Memphis, Carin’ and Sharin’ and STAARS. Over 3,700 participants registered, and over 600 cars attended. The iHeartMedia event was presented by MidSouth Chevy Dealers. Sista Strut aims to raise awareness about breast cancer in African American women.

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The Lake District hosted a sneak peek of The Willows townhouse community. Guests met the Lake District team, saw the latest renderings and concepts for the homes, and learned more about this exciting project. The next sneak peek will be held Sunday, November 15th at the Lake District development property, 3536 Canada Road at the corner of I-40.

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Theatre Memphis, which is 100 years old, celebrated another milestone recently - Mayor Strickland signed over the deed to Theatre Memphis which allowed the City of Memphis to give the theater the permanent deed. Guests celebrated the exciting occasion at a socially-distanced gathering, where attendees were also treated to a first look at the brand new building. Theatre Memphis is eagerly anticipating opening in the Spring 2021, so be sure to check their website for updates!

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Art Events

o many things have changed this year but there is one constant in this season: you will be able to rake leaves as usual! Not encouraging? Okay, try this - all the arts groups are doing their very best to bring you quality entertainment. Trust me, events are not necessarily easier because they are virtual. So let’s all be thankful to our arts organizations for making extra efforts to keep it going.

Now keep in mind even in a non-pandemic year, the calendar slackens a bit this time of year. Other than the holiday chestnuts such as The Nutcracker and A Christmas Carol, late fall/early winter is a slow down for art groups as the public shifts focus to holiday parties and family gatherings. The good news is that we still, in 2020, have a chance to enjoy a locally-produced version of The Nutcracker and A Christmas Carol, plus a good deal more. Buy a ticket, make a donation, thank an artist or performer…after all, ‘tis the season!

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November Events:

Wading Birds of the South United States Through 11/30 Photography by Joseph Sullivan, WKNO. This exhibition from Gallery Ten Ninety-One is a virtual show and may be viewed online at wkno.org God’s Trombones Hattiloo Theatre, online, 6-7pm. Additional performance on 11/10 Zoom discussions of different scenes facilitated by area clergy Memphis Symphony virtual performance, 12pm, additional performance on 11/18 Live performances that you can watch online Wine Week Church Health, through 11/7 Webinars on charcuterie & wine, fine cheeses, an online wine pull (with a drive-through option), and more. churchhealth.org/wineweek Kelly Fischer art opening The Medicine Factory, 85 Virginia Ave. 2:30-5 pm, through 11/21 Memphis-born, Bern-based artist Kelly Fischer mounts a show of new works at The Medicine Factory with the opening on Nov. 8 and additional viewing by appointment.

Crosstown Arts (Virtual) Resident Artist Talk 6pm

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Third Thursday on WKNO FM Opera Memphis, 7-8pm Tune in to WKNO 91.1 for great live performances.

Memphis Arts Collective Pop-Up Holiday Show The Woman’s Exchange, through 11/21 Salon Series: A Little, Old-Fashioned Thanksgiving – Louisa May Alcott Tennessee Shakespeare Company, 7950 Trinity Rd., 3pm This performance of readings, speeches, and scenes will be available both onsite and online.

May We All Playhouse on the Square, online, 8pm, through 12/20 A country music play – and a world premiere – buy tickets to view streaming online WinterArts The South’s Premiere Holiday Artists’ Market Through 12/24 12th annual showcase of exceptional & unique hand-crafted works by the region’s finest artists. The Shops of Saddle Creek, 7509 Poplar Ave, next door to Brooks Brothers

December Events:

12 Days of Navidad Cazateatro, through 1-12 The theater group will offer performances in a different neighborhood each day; check website for times and locations Stand! Movie Musical Malco Paradiso, 7pm

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Holiday Group Show L Ross Gallery, through 12/24 Maysey Craddock art show David Lusk Gallery, through 12/23

"A Parting" by Maysey Craddock

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Memphis Symphony virtual performance noon, additional performance 12/16 Live performances that you can watch online Salon Series: A Christmas Carol Tennessee Shakespeare Company, 7950 Trinity Rd. This dramatic reading will be available both onsite and online Peter Pan DeSoto Family Theatre, through 12/20 Black Violin in concert The Orpheum, 8pm Black Violin is a classically-trained duo of string players who present an exciting, genredefying show The Nutcracker Ballet Memphis, 8pm Ballet Memphis will present The Nutcracker but it will be on WKNO TV 10 rather than at the Orpheum. They are filming this Fall to bring it to your living room in December.

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Kate Jamison & Daniel Camuti AUGUST 10, 2019

Vendors: Photography: ALN Images, www.alnimages.com Dress: Maggie Louise Bridal Florals: Southern Bloom Church: First Evangelical Reception: Opera Memphis Catering: Colletta's Videography: Coley Spencer Hair: Jessica Cunningham Makeup: Alicia Lee Cake: Julie Joffree Music: Party Planet

traight out of Memphis, Kate and Daniel were instantly peas in a pod. “I met the girl I’m going to marry” were the first words out of Daniel’s mouth to his parents the day he met Kate. Both grew up in Memphis and met during a summer in between college semesters.

Kate’s siblings are everything to her, and sure enough it was at the pool with her sisters that she crossed paths with Daniel. Just like her brother George, Daniel graduated from The U.S Naval Academy. Kate knew the drill! If you haven’t picked up on the common themes here, family and service are everything to this couple.

Once Daniel proposed, Kate knew she’d plan her ceremony at First Evangelical.

She grew up going to that church and her sister was married there as well! Sure enough, it all came together with a U.S. Navy sword arch on the front steps of that very church.

As far as family is concerned however, Kate’s siblings were a wedding priority! We did a “first look” with her brothers and her dad which was absolutely magic. This will forever be something unique, different and hard to forget. As you can see from the family photos, nothing but laughs from this amazing crew.

Cheers and all the congratulations to Kate and Daniel!

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We have been fighting an invisible enemy this year with Covid-19. Boy, has it been a tough battle.

Those of us on the frontline of healthcare continue to fight for you, your families, and ourselves. We are called to care for others and feel honored to do so.

As you know our flu and cold season is here. We must arm ourselves with healthy immune systems and be prepared. With so much misinformation and confusion out there I thought I might share a little insight on ways to help you provide a little extra support to your immune system.

I’m sure you’ve been to your local pharmacy or grocery store lately, and have seen the sea of supplements that are available. It can be quite overwhelming when looking at those bottles even for those of us who work in healthcare. Where should you start? How much should you take? How often do you need to take them? Are they quality vitamins? Are they safe? Often times, we walk away in frustration because we just aren’t sure. What about all the talk about IV vitamin therapy? Does it really work? Is it safe?

IV Vitamin and Hydration Therapy has been a go-to treatment for celebrities for years, and has been used recently in hospitals by physicians for addon treatment during Covid-19. There is a lot to be said about Vitamin C and it’s powerful antioxidant properties. Magnesium, zinc and vitamin D all play an important roll in immune function.

By giving vitamins intravenously it bypasses the gut, and enters the blood stream immediately. When taking oral supplements a lot of your nutrients are lost during the digestion process. There is also the added stomach upset that can accompany supplements especially in larger doses. IV vitamin therapy can be a great option for immune support to help defend your body against sickness, shorten the duration of illness, and improve overall wellbeing. There are many options for IV therapy. You should find a reputable provider to decide which 38

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therapy or IV fits your individual needs. IV therapy is a safe and effective treatment when done correctly. You should choose someone who knows about IV therapy, and make sure he/she has been appropriately trained and is qualified to be doing those types of therapies. Your provider should take a thorough medical history and discuss your goals before initiating IV therapy.

For those who find that IV therapy isn’t the right choice, there are oral supplements that can also provide immune support. Just keep in mind that absorption may be a problem and you’ll likely need to take multiple doses daily to avoid stomach upset.

Check with your healthcare provider to be sure you are taking the right supplements, correct amounts, and that they won’t interfere with your current medications if you are taking any. Here are some of the most common supplements that help support your immune system: ● ● ● ● ●

Vitamin C Zinc Melatonin Vitamin D Magnesium

You should always check with your healthcare provider prior to initiating any medications or supplements.

I wish you well, and continued good health in days ahead.

If you are interested in learning more about IV vitamin therapy or would like to schedule an appointment please call:

Marie Ford, APRN, FNP-BC

East Memphis Direct Primary Care 901-325-3199

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Simplify your 2020 holiday shopping.

With curbside pickup or delivery options, you can shop local and shop safely!

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1. Customizable indoor planter, Memphis Botanic Garden 2. Vietri Bud Vases, $48-54, Babcock Gifts 3.Estelle stemmed and stemless wine glasses, $26-29, Lisa Mallory Interior Design 4. Assorted Scout bags, $17-75, The Truffle Pig 5. Cavallini puzzle canisters, $18.99, Novel 6. Manduu low impact electrical muscle stimulation workout program, workouts starting at $49, Manduu 7. Artel glassware, $185-$575, Social: A Shop for Gracious Living 8. Name-A-Seat, Orpheum Theatre 9. Childhood Treasures, Cheryl Pesce 10. Pharmaceutical natural brand dietary weight loss and body detox supplements, $25-$99, De La Belle Wellness & Spa NOVEMBER / DECEMBER 2020

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Season of Style The holidays are here, ready or not.

Celebrations may look different this year, but you still want the ideal style whether staying in or venturing out.

Looking good is not cancelled so shop local and be beautiful!

Dress, coat, purse, boots, necklace and earrings from Oak Hall

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Dress, purse, earrings and necklace from Kittie Kyle Shoes from Joseph in Laurelwood

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Dress, sweater and earrings from The Pink Door Boots from Oak Hall Photography & Styling: McKendree Walker Model: Mattie Grace Morris of AMAX Makeup: Bizzy Walker/Eden Spa Hair: Jonathan Watkins/Eden Spa 48

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Re-purposed vintage Chanel button jewelry collection, $185-$285, from Lori James in Laurelwood

Saundra Messinger jewelry collection, $175-$3,000 from Kittie Kyle

Beaded bracelets, $28, from Sorelle Boutique

Stocking Stuffers

Diamond Earrings from James Gattas Jewelers

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Check out these ideas for inspiration and shopping local.

Snake hand painted bag, $120 from Reign Boutique

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Art Deco Earrings, $54 from Eden Spa

Face mask, $15, from Cheryl Pesce

Customizable makeup bags, $124-$143 from Oak Hall

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A Toast to the Holidays!

Boy, do we need a drink! This holiday season is definitely different, but we can still raise a glass of cheer to celebrate with our closest of friends and family.

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1 ounce gin ½ ounce lemon ¾ ounce rosemary simple syrup ¾ ounce orange peel ¾ ounce black pepper ¾ ounce simple syrup Shake ingredients and pour in a flute glass. Top with 4 ounces of Cava. Garnish with rosemary and orange peel.

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Spicy Pomme:

3 ounces Mozin Calvados (Apple Brandy) 1 ounce honey syrup ¾ ounce lemon Bar Spoon of Allspice Dram Shake and serve with apple garnish and Amarena cherry garnish.

Moondance Memphis Old Fashioned 2 ounces Blue Note Bourbon 2 Luxardo cherries 1 orange slice Dash of simple syrup Dash of orange bitters

Muddle together all ingredients except bourbon. Pour in Memphis-crafted Blue Note Bourbon, stir, pour over ice, and sip!

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A gift certificate always fits! Support Memphis restaurants and treat everyone on your holiday list to a scrumptious dinner, whether dining out or dining in.

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Owen Brennan's Chocolate Peppermint Martini 1 ounce vodka 1 ounce creme de cocoa 2 ounces chocolate liqueur ½ ounce peppermint schnapps 1 tablespoon chocolate syrup Heavy cream, as desired

Garnish:

1 candy cane, crushed Chocolate syrup Chocolate, finely chopped or shaved Dip the rim of the martini glass in chocolate syrup, then into the crushed candy cane and shaved chocolate. Put garnished martini glass and vodka in the freezer an hour prior to mixing the cocktail. Mix cocktail ingredients in an ice cold shaker; stir until cold and well blended. Pour into the prepared glass and enjoy!

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