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Marcia in the News

The Inspiration Show

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Web Interview by Natalie Ledwell.

Speakers Bureau

Life as a Moravian in Old Salem: Keeping the Traditions of the Brethren

Author Marcia Tabram-Philips will discuss her recent book How to Survive Today's Financial Fears: 101 Ways To Get Through Tough Times and Put Out the Fires in an upcoming program at Central Library. Ms. Tabram-Philips book offers succinct advice on topics ranging from job loss and job seeking to home financial management. Read more ...

Group holding fall event

bismarck-tribune Missouri Slope Areawide United Way Women's Leadership Circle fall event, "Treasure A Life" is scheduled from 5 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. Tuesday at the Apple Creek Country Club in Bismarck.
Marcia Tabram Phillips, author of "I Love You More Than Chocolate," is the keynote speaker. Read more ...

Presbyterian Women present Marcia Tabram Phillips at January 14 luncheon

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The program will feature North Carolina Humanities Council Road Scholar Marcia Tabram Phillips. Ms. Phillips’ presentation is entitled Life As A Moravian in Old Salem: Keeping the Traditions of the Brethren. A longtime member of Home Moravian Church, she actively participates in Moravian traditions (choirs, band, Old Salem events, teaching customs, mission work, and historic reenactments). She traveled alongside the St. Charles Corps of Discovery as they reenacted the historic 200th anniversary of Lewis and Clark, penning a soon-to-be-released book.