READ ONLINE AT THE-SCRIBE.ORG “Peppermints” - Andrea Walker OHIO’S NONPROFIT ARTS NEWSPAPER The Scribe The Scribe ® is a monthly arts publication that is created and published under the 501(c)(3) nonprofit Apollo Press. It is the first Ohio-wide visually-designed arts newspaper! Stocked in locations without paywalls for our readers, The Scribe ® makes Ohio art visible and accessible to the public. SUPPORT THE SCRIBE! The Scribe ® needs your support to showcase Ohio art! Consider stocking, donating, or sponsoring this publication! Jeffrey Darah President and Editor 419-470-9489 [email protected] Dylan Sarieh CFO, Secretary, and Editor 567-277-5659 [email protected] Who is the Egyptian Goddess Isis? Isis was one of ancient Egypt’s most important goddesses, worshipped for over 3,000 years. She was considered the ideal mother and wife, known for her magical powers and protective nature. Egyptians believed Isis could heal the sick, bring the dead back to life, and protect children and women during childbirth. She was often depicted as a woman wearing a throne- shaped crown or with outstretched wings. Her worship spread throughout the Roman Empire, making her one of the most widely venerated deities in the ancient world. Her symbol is the Tyet. READ MORE ABOUT ISIS AND THE OTHER EGYPTIAN GODS! the-scribe.org/gods Learn more about the nonprofit charity that runs The Scribe ® at apollo-press.com ThothAudrey Johnson Public Programs Officer Olivia Mitchem Volunteer Officially in the Library of Congress! The Scribe ® was recently included in the Library of Congress’s collection of culturally significant newspapers! This is a major milestone for Apollo Press, as The Scribe ® was recognized for this honor only a year and half after its creation. We thank everyone for their tremendous support and we look forward to continue promoting Ohio’s art community! Your contributions keep The Scribe ® stocked in 200 locations without any paywalls for readers. Please consider donating today at: the-scribe.org/donate Scan the above QR code or visit the URL. HORUS
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