Public Speaking Made Fun – Toastmasters District 52
Our theme this Sunday is “The Joy of Volunteering.” Our meeting will be hosted by Distinguished Toastmaster and Past International Director Roberta Perry!
You don’t want to miss this meeting with prepared speeches by our members, helpful coaching, and impromptu … (Read More)
Did you know….?
That this Sunday, November 21st, is National Gingerbread Cookie Day which encourages us to grab the rolling pin and cookie cutters? You should invite friends to help you bake and decorate!
This Sunday is also… (Read More)
Here’s what some of our members have to say:
“The confidence to speak to any group…”
“Renaissance Speakers Toastmasters Club has changed my life in many big and little ways — I now have the confidence to speak to any … (Read More)
Renaissance Speakers, one of the most recognized Toastmasters clubs in the world, has achieved the level of President’s Distinguished Club for the 18th straight year.
Under the current recognition system, the highest rank that a Club can become is … (Read More)
Not only did our club prevail at the contests, they kept it in the family!
That’s right. Susan Stewart won the Table Topics Contest while hubby Richard Stewart earned the 1st place trophy in the … (Read More)
Prior to mid-March of this year, like every other Toastmasters club in the world, Renaissance Speakers was regularly hosting its public meetings. By then, the pandemic had grown to a point where in-person Toastmaster meetings were driven from their normal … (Read More)
Public Speaking is one of the greatest fears many people have. And rightfully so! Often, would-be speakers imagine all manner of disasters befalling them should they speak their mind aloud. (Besides, who else needs to know if you had too … (Read More)
In this three minute TV segment, Past International Director of Toastmasters International, Roberta Perry, speaks about the communication and leadership opportunities available in every global Toastmasters club.
Toastmasters International uses a local club-based structure, each having around 20–40 members. Meetings … (Read More)
Richard Stewart humorously expresses how Toastmasters and the Renaissance Speakers have ruined his life. But others disagree! Featuring (in order of appearance), Richard Stewart, Lee Cambigue, Ed Knighton, Willard Michlin, Carol Worthey, Cliff Noble, Susan Stewart, Jo Lauricella and George … (Read More)
Have you ever seen a mic pack on the back waistband of a television news reporter? If so, then you know it’s a rectangular box about four inches long, three inches wide, and one inch thick. A thin cable … (Read More)