many families in our community,” Rev. Paul deJong says. “Rising unemployment and the ongoing downturn in our local economy have caused many of our neigh- bors to ask for food to feed their families for the first time in their lives. We need our community to come together and help with all the canned goods they are able to donate.” Residents who cannot attend may do-
nate canned goods at either the Galloway Ford dealership on Boy Scout Drive or the Coconut Point Ford on U.S. 41, in Estero, or mail donations to The Soup Kitchen, P. O. Box 2143, Fort Myers, FL 33902.
Church location: 2438 Second St., be- tween Lee St. and Royal Palm Ave. For more info, call 239-334-2261.
Joyful Yoga Offers Teacher Training
J
oyful Yoga & Ayurvedic
Spa, in Bonita Springs, will offer a flexible, 200- hour Yoga Alli- ance-accredited teacher training program, start- ing January 29.
Eight weekend sessions, led by ERYTs Emily Chiodo Levy, Christian Valeriani and Aleen Dailey, MS, CES, will provide the tools to effectively teach yoga, deepen one’s understanding of this experiential science and nurture greater insight into one’s self. The curriculum will include tech-
nique training/practice; teaching meth- odology; anatomy and physiology; and yoga philosophy. Individual modules may be taken for CEU credit. Individuals who do not wish to become a certified yoga instructor can opt out of practice teaching and tests. The facility also offers more than 30
classes for all levels of practice, work- shops, yoga retreats, massage therapy, skincare and Ayurvedic consultation.
Incentives for early payment are avail- able. Location: 24821 S. Tamiami Trail, Suites 1 & 2. For more info, call 239- 947-9845 or visit
JoyfulYoga.com. See ad, page 6.
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