Dr. Scott Blevins This is Me

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1. 1. The Advertiser-Tribune: Sk8rs not afraid to live it - - The Advertiser-Tribune

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   Published on: 5/28/2005   Last Visited: 5/28/2005

   Members of the tour take what is being said in the Gospel about Jesus Christ and put it into a context that people can understand, said Scott Blevins, pastor at St. Paul's United Methodist Church.
   
   'One of the things we often do in church is that we make it appear that the only way to really serve God is by doing 'churchy' kinds of things,' Blevins said. 'But riding skateboards or BMX bikes when done for the glory of God is just as much worship as going to church on Sunday morning.'
   
   Blevins defined 'livin' it' as taking the relationship with Jesus Christ and including it in a part of our every day lives. Spirituality cannot be placed in a small corner of our existence and just be the prayer before bedtime or the hour spent at church on Sunday, he said.

2. 2. Holzer Clinic 2001 Science Awards Winners Honored

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   Published on: 11/23/2001   Last Visited: 11/23/2001

   The featured speaker for the program was Dr. Scott Blevins and he spoke on the topic "Being Great". Dr. Blevins graduated form Ohio Valley Christian School in 1987 where he was the Valedictorian of his class and also received the Holzer Clinic Science award. In 1996, Scott received a Master of Divinity and a Doctorate of Law from Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia. Scott is an elder in the United Methodist Church and he currently is the pastor of the United Methodist Church in Centerburg, Ohio. Scott and his wife, Amiee, have two children, Grace and James. His brother, David, is a general surgeon at Holzer Clinic and his father, Jim, is an Associate Administrator at Holzer Clinic.
   
   The Holzer Clinic Science Awards have been honoring area students since 1969. Through the Science Awards Program, Holzer Clinic has contributed several thousands of dollars to area schools and students for the betterment of education in our region.
   
   Photo Caption: Science Awards Recipients
   
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   Back Row: Josh Gibson, Dawson-Bryant High School; Thomas Curnutte, Christ Academy; Dr. Scott Blevins (Guest Speaker), Nick Fisher, River Valley High School; Lindsay Montgomery, Vinton County High School; Jill Thompson, Hannan High School; Aaron Ansell, Chesapeake High School; Jeff Circle, Southern High School; Joseph Fuhr, Rock Hill High School; and William Terrell, South Point High School.

3. 3. The Advertiser-Tribune: Take 'A Walk in My Shoes' Friday night at the Ritz - - The Advertiser-Tribune

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   Published on: 12/15/2004   Last Visited: 12/15/2004

   St. Paul's United Methodist Church Pastor Scott Blevins is elated about Friday's showing.
   
   ,These (stories) are a great glimpse into the life of teenagers in Tiffin - not every teenager, but it gives a chance for students who aren't ordinarily listened to to be listened to and to be valued,, Blevins explained.
   
   ,One of the best ways we can show someone value, love and respect is to listen to them. This gives a great opportunity for the community to listen to some folks that many of whom don't ordinarily get listened to. It gives a great chance for them to produce something that is really good.,
   
   The part of the movie that Blevins is looking forward to the most is the ending.
   
   ,The part that I am really looking forward to most is the end when we are going to bring the students out,, he said.
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   Blevins advises that children under 12 should not attend the movie due to its mature content.