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New Aid for Child Abuse Survivors in Savannah

First Jerusalem Missionary 136th Church Anniversary

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Wednesday, November 15, 2017

Vol. 2 No. 7

Savannah Pastors Uniting To Stand To SCMPD Chief To Present at Hungry Club Forum Series Eradicate Homicides and Gun Violence

Chief Joseph H. Lumpkin

Rev. Da’Henri Thurmond, Pastor of St. Paul C.M.E. Church invites ALL Pastors of the community and the public to a meeting concerning the murders and violence in Savannah.

The Savannah Alliance of Pastors are an united group of more than 30 pastors who lead and live in the Savannah Community.

They are united to stand against and eradicate homicides and senseless gun

violence in our city.

“We are called by God to love and we love our city. We care for the future of youth and young adults and are seeking a ‘beloved community’.”

A press conference

was held in Ellis Square, Tuesday, November 14, 2017 to ask ALL pastors in this community to join with the 30 pastors as they seek solutions that will reduce murder, increase love and share hope for our future.

The meeting will be on Tuesday, November 21 at 4:00 pm at the Coastal Georgia Center, 305 Fahm Street.

Chatham County Democratic Committee 2017 Award Recipients Announced

Awards will be presented at Annual Awards Dinner on Sat., November 18th

Gwendolyn Fortson Waring

Sam Simpson

Ernestine Jones

James Scott

The Chatham County Democratic Committee has announced the recipients of the 2017 Chatham County Democratic Awards.

The 2017 honorees are: Gwendolyn Fortson Waring - 2017 Toby Buttimer Award, for exceptional dedication to service and activism at the grassroots level. Gwendolyn has been an attorney since 1992, and supports the Ralph M. Gilbert Civil Rights Museum, Telfair Museum, Historic Savannah Foundation, and Georgia Alliance of African American Attorneys.

Sam Simpson - 2017 Joan and Tony Mathews Yellow Dog Democrat Award, for staunch loyalty to the Party and its principles. Sam served as an inspector for the Chatham County Department of Health for 34 years, and

a dedicated member of the CCDC. Ernestine Jones - 2017 Arthur Gignilliat Public Service Award, for an elected official who has effectively served the community with integrity. Ernestine was a teacher for 31 years. She has served on the Chatham County Board of Elections, Economic Opportunity Authority Policy Council, and League of Women Voters.

James Scott - 2017 Edna Branch Jackson Service Award, for demonstrating principles and practices of good leadership by living the example. James is a Savannah flooring contractor.

He is a former Vice Chair of the CCDC, and past President of the Young Democrats of Chatham County.

“It’s a great privilege to be able to recognize the

achievements of our Members, Volunteers and Elected Officials,” said Alldrein P. Murray, Chair of the Chatham County Democratic Committee. “All year long our volunteers work to make the Chatham County Democratic Party stronger by their loyal dedication actively promoting and demonstrating the Democratic Party Principles while serving the community. Once a year we come together to recognize these efforts, and honor those who exemplify the Democratic Party ideals. I hope to see Democrats from all over come and celebrate our award recipients with us on November 18, 2017.”

This year ’s Awards Dinner Chair is Tawana Garrett, CCDC 4th Vice Chair of Fundraising. The Honorary Co-Chairs are

Murem Sharpe, Vice Chair of the Board of Directors of the Georgia WIN List, and Barbara Magwood, Third Vice President of the Savannah branch NAACP. The event Co-Hosts are Comia Flynn of Flynn Style and Alicia Scott of Introspect Consulting Group.

The Keynote Speaker will be Georgia State Representative Stacey Evans, who is currently seeking the Democratic nomination for Georgia Governor. Other speakers include Otha Thornton, seeking the Democratic nomination for Georgia’s State School Superintendent, and Cindy Zeldin, seeking the Democratic nomination for Georgia’s Insurance Commissioner.

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Savannah-Chatham County Metropolitan Police Department (SCMPD) Chief Joseph H. “Jack” Lumpkin will make the keynote presentation at the Hungry Club Forum of Savannah, Inc.’s (HCFS) monthly Signature Roundtable and Open Forum, on Saturday, November 18, 2017, at 9:30 AM. The breakfast forum will be held at the WBS YMCA, located at 1110 May Street, near W. Gwinnett Street.

The informal format will allow Chief Lumpkin to present his program for moving the Savannah-Chatham County area in the area of public safety. Attendees will get to generate

dialogue, ask questions and offer progressive thoughts and ideas. The HCFS is interested in hearing how it may assist in making our community a safer place in which to live. Gwendolyn A. Lowe, Owner, NxLevel Business Services, LLC is this month’s HCFS Co-Sponsor.

Chief Lumpkin joined the Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police Department on November 10, 2014.† He brought with him 44 years of law enforcement experience; most recently he served nearly 18 years as the Chief of Police for the Athens-Clarke County, GA Police Department.† He has also served as Chief of Police for the Albany, GA Police Department and Toccoa, GA Police Department. Chief Lumpkin holds a Master’s Degree in Public Administration from Columbus State University, a Bachelor’s Degree from Brenau University and is a graduate of the prestigious FBI National Academy, the Southern Police Institute as well as Leadership Georgia.

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Feed the Hungry, Inc. Meal Schedule Feed the Hungry, Inc. is expanding its mission to eradicate hunger and poverty during this holiday season. This year Feed the Hungry will be expanding into Darien, Georgia and Statesboro, Georgia.

Now the organization that host the largest sit down dinner on America will focus on feeding an estimated 50,000 of the working poor.

The event will feature a delicious holiday meal, the signature Feed the Hungry Farmer’s Market with fresh produce, The Kids Corner (a separate menu meal for youth K-6th grade, The Empowerment Zone which offers free health screenings, job opportunities, free haircuts and live entertainment. Feed the Hungry was formed on November 23, 2009. Then founder and CEO Rep. Carl W. Gilliard after his family endured the recession hardships and all that his family had was two pieces of bread and a piece of bologna in the refrigerator. He was frustrated that

he couldn’t get any help so he vowed that no family would have to go through what they went through.

Thus Feed the Hungry was born. Since 2009 they have served over 789,000 meals in 15 cities. There is a documentary currently out now entitled, “Feed the Hungry” the world changers. Now there is a gesture film being filmed entitled, “Two pieces of bread”.

Meal Schedule: Nov. 17th - Darien YMCA - 4 pm; Nov. 18th - Statesboro YMCA - 5 pm; Nov. 19th Brunswick, Ga. YMCA - 5 pm; Nov. 20th - Pembroke Senior Citizens Center - 12 noon; Nov. 20th - Rincon YMCA - 5 pm; Nov.21st West Chatham YMCA - 5 pm; Nov. 22nd - John S. Delaware Center - 4 pm; Dec. 17th - Darien YMCA 4 pm; Dec. 18th - Hinesville Y MCA - 5 pm; Dec. 19th - Brunswick YMCA - 4 pm Dec. 20th - Rincon YMCA - 5 pm; Dec. 21st - Pooler YMCA - 5 pm; Dec. 22nd - Statesboro YMCA - 5 pm.

To volunteer or make a donation for this upcoming event contact: 912-436-7380 or visit www.savannahfeedthehungry.net.

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Saving Our Youth For Today and Tomorrow

The Eastside Neighborhood Alliance will present Kwanzaa Fest 2017 and will focus on solving the needs of our children and ensuring our future.

The 2017 fest will be filled with culture, fun, and unifying activities.

The activities will include African, gospel, and oldie music – games – door prizes – yummy soul food – crafts – youth mentorship vendor booths – a tribute to area pastors committed to standing up for our children, a public discussion on serving the needs of the children, and more.

The Kwanzaa Fest will be held Saturday, December 30, 2017, from l:00 to 3:30pm at the W. W. Law Center (990 E. Bolton Street). The Alliance is in-

viting the entire community to join us and be a part of our celebration of unity and pride. It is open to the public. For more information, contact Freddie Patrick or Brenda Walker at 233-0809.

NFB Meeting

The National Federation of the Blind of Chatham County will hold its regular monthly meeting on Saturday, November 18, 2017. The meeting will begin at 2:30 PM in the community room at Williams Court, 1900 Lincoln Street, Savannah, GA.

Beware of Scams

The rash of recent “Phone Scams” in our area has gotten a little more sophisticated in their presentations. Scammers are now using software that

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Please be aware that the Chatham County Sheriff’s Office DOES NOT CONTACT ANYONE BY PHONE directing them to put money on an account or take cash to pay any fines.

In the past, investigations have found that a number of these scams have originated from inmates in the State of Georgia prison system. Phone numbers on Caller ID cannot be traced due to being contraband in the State Prison System.

If anyone feels that they have been a victim of this scam or have any informa-

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Center Provides Safety, Services, and a New Inspiration Coastal Children’s Ad- Words of Hope and Education vocacy Center (Coastal Healing is written for the “What Role Does CAC) has provided a safe, children and families served confidential, child-friendly by Georgia’s children’s adSocial Media facility for free investiga- vocacy centers, but it is also Have in Today’s tive and therapeutic ser- meant to be an aid for anyvices to young victims of one who has suffered from Educational sexual and physical abuse trauma, as well as their System?” since 1992. The focus is caretakers. All proceeds In observance of Amer- always on the child’s best from book sales benefit the ican Education Week, No- interest. children and families who vember 13-19, Iota Phi Kris Rice, founder and are served by CACGA. Lambda Sorority, Inc., Nu retiring executive director “The goal of this book,” Chapter will present an of the Coastal CAC, still said Andrew Agatston, education community dis- wanted to find a way to help CEO/General Counsel of cussion with local school these brave survivors after CACGA in Marietta, Ga., administrators, elected of- they left the center. She “is to provide words of hope ficials and advocates, who sought to provide support and healing for young surwill discuss the necessity for the children when they vivors of childhood abuse of community involvement said goodbye and left the and for readers to know of by way of support, partic- safe confines of the center. the existence of places like ipation and advocacy of “Kids who have suf- children’s advocacy cenpublic school education and fered the trauma of moles- ters that can help victims the impact it has on student tation, abuse or violence of child abuse. This map success. and found the courage to provides the locations of all The education com- tell someone deserve a the centers in Georgia.” munity discussionThurs- compassionate response The new executive day, November 16, 2017 from caring adults,” said director at Coastal CAC 6:30p.m. at the Hospice Rice. “Coastal CAC pro- in Savannah is Rose M. Auditorium, 1352 Eisen- vides that, and helps to set Grant-Robinson. She dihower Drive, Savannah, victims and non-offending rects a place of specially GA 31406 family members on the path trained professionals, like Moderator: Mrs. Ruby to healing.” the other Georgia CACs, Lipscomb, Retired Princi- Rice and 24 other Geor- that include child protecpal/Educator gia CAC directors shared tive service workers, law Panelist: Dr. Ann Le- their insights and experi- enforcement agencies, vett, Superintendent, Sa- ences in serving children healthcare professionals, vannah Chatham Coun- and families impacted by and educators who provide ty Public School System child abuse, and transferred evidence-based services, (SCCPSS); Commissioner them to the written page. including referral for theraChester A. Ellis, Board of They created a unique book py, forensic interviews and Commissioners, District meant to support and in- medical exams, crisis inter8; Representative Mickey spire childhood abuse sur- vention, support, communiStephens, Georgia House vivors and their caretakers ty education and prevention of Representatives, Dis- as they start the next chapter programs, and multi-discitrict 165; and Dr. Dionne of their lives in the journey plinary case management.

Hoskins-Brown, Associ- toward recovery.

What is unique among child ate Professor, Director of The state chapter of- abuse groups is that the pros NOAA Sponsored Pro- fice, the Children’s Advo- come to the child, working grams/Board of Education cacy Centers of Georgia to keep the trauma to a District 2 (CACGA), collaborated minimum.

This program is free with the directors and re- These programs fill and open to the public. leased Words of Hope and a considerable need. AcFor additional information Healing: Encouragement cording to recent studies, contact Dr. Keenya Mosley and Empowerment for approximately one in ten 912-272-4156. Light Re- Survivors of Child Abuse children will be sexually freshments will follow the (www.cacgabook.com, July abused before they turn 18 program.

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Sports NC A&T Tops SSU 36-17

By Walter Moore

Banks Named FCS Hero of the Week

Savannah State defensive lineman Stefen Banks has been named the HERO Sports FCS Football Defensive/Special Teams HERO of the Week award following his performance in the Tigers 35-21 win over Delaware State on November 4.

Voted by a fan poll, Banks received 56.39 percent of the votes cast.

The junior from Columbus, Ohio caused havoc on the Hornets, getting seven tackles, four tackles for losses, four sacks, one fumble recovery, one interception, one pass breakup and two quarterback hurries.

Tuskegee Wins SIAC Football Championship Hoderick Lowe ran for 124 yards and scored two touchdowns to lead Tuskegee to its 31st Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Football Championship with a 13-6 win over Fort Valley State at Wildcat Stadium, on November 11. The victory gives head coach Willie Slater his seventh conference title since 2006.

Lowe, who was named the Most Valuable Player, scored on a six yard run in the first quarter and a five yard run in the fourth quarter.

The Wildcats only score came from the foot of Serna Juan who kicked field goals of 33 and 36 yards.

The Golden Tigers held FVSU to only 183 yards of total offense, two scoreless quarters and pair of field goals in the second and fourth quarters only.

Tigers Tip Off Playing in the conference game for the Regular Season championship first time since 2014, the The Savannah State basketstingy TU defense also only ball teams tipped off their allowed 28 yards passing. regular season last week.

Jenkins Athletic The Lady Tigers defeated Division III LaGrange Club Announces 86-44 in Tiger Arena on Youth Winter November 10. Donasja Scott led SSU with 19 Basketball League points, 16 rebounds and The Jenkins Athletic three steals while Kaylee Club (JAC) is a nonprofAllen chipped in 16 points, it organization providing eight rebounds and three a range of youth athletic assists. Savannah State beat programs and facilities for Paine 85-58 in a exhibition Savannah’s youth since game in Tiger Arena on 1933.

Nov. 7. In that contest, Scott Jenkins Athletic Club is had 19 points, Allen scored pleased to announce Youth 18 and Heniya Moten added Winter Basketball League 15. Alexxus Sowell grabbed registration is now open.

Interested players can sign 12 rebounds.

The Savannah State up at the Jenkins Athletic men lost their season open- Club headquarters located er at 12th ranked Cincin- at 6408 Waters Ave., Monnati 107-77 on Nov. 10. day through Friday, from Austin Dasent scored 14 2:30 - 6 p.m. Registration points, dished out six as- ends November 30, 2017. sists, grabbed five rebounds Practices will begin earand had three steals for the ly December (exact date Tigers. Jahlin Smith added TBD). The season starts on 13 points while Ty’Lik January 2, 2018.

Evans, Dexter McClanahan JAC Youth Winter Basand Juwan Grant all had ketball League registration 11 points. The Tigers lost includes the following age an exhibition game to Fort groups for both girls and Valley State on Nov. 7 by a boys: 6 and under, 8 and score of 103-89. The Wild- under, 10 and under and 12 cats, who are coached by and under. former SSU coach Sammy R e g i s t r a t i o n n o w Jackson, were led by Jay- through November 30, lon McMillian who had 35 2017. Practice starts early points. FVSU also won the December 2017 | Season rebounding battle 66 to 59. starts January 2, 2018 at the The Tigers were paced by Jenkins Athletic Club, 6408 Grant’s 17 points. McCla- Waters Ave., Savannah, nahan added 16 points and Georgia.

Founded in 1933 by the seven rebounds.

Lamar Raynard threw for 252 yards and two touchdowns while Marquell Cartwright ran for 127 yards and two scores to lead North Carolina A&T to a 36-17 victory over Savannah State, in a game played on November 11 at Aggie Stadium, before a crowd of 9,397 fans.

The win improved A&T to 10-0 while the Tigers fell to 2-8.

A&T led 10-0 after the first quarter, thanks to a one yard touchdown run

by Cartwright and a 25 yard field goal by Noel Ruiz.

Kickers from both teams added 30 yard field goals in the second quarter as the Aggies took a 13-3 lead into the half.

In the third quarter, Raynard tossed a 54 yard touchdown pass but the Tigers answered when D’Vonn Gibbons scored on a two yard run. Three minutes later, Cartwright scored on another one yard run to give the Aggies a 2610 cushion.

A&T added a 32 yard field goal from Ruiz in the fourth quarter as well as a 18 yard touchdown pass by Raynard for a 36-10 lead.

Gibbons threw a 13 yard touchdown pass to Jaylen McCloud with six seconds left for the final score of the day.

Gibbons passed for 137 yards for the Tigers while running for 93. Derek Kirkland caught two passes for SSU while Donald Rutledge had 12 tackles for the defense.

SAVANNAH HERALD NEWSPAPER late Judge Victor B. Jenkins to support the ever-growing need for youth athletic programs and facilities, the Jenkins Athletic Club has been a mainstay in the Savannah community for nearly 90 years. Today, a range of youth athletic programs and seasonal camps are offered at the JAC including basketball, t-ball, flag football, volleyball and more.

Alumni News

Johnson Alumni Holiday Bash

Sol C. Johnson National Alumni, INC and the SCJ Athletic Hall of Fame is sponsoring a Holiday Bash December 22, 2017 at the Masonic Temple 602 East Broad Street. 6p-11p.

Donation $35.00.

Yes, food a DJ and live entertainment will be provided (BYOB). Contact Bettie Kennedy 912-3551011 or Geraldine Taylor 912-232-9984 for more information. Not to Equal but Excel

Tompkins Class of ’64 Monthly Meeting

The Sophronia M. Tompkins High School Class of ’64 will meet on Saturday, November 18, 2017 at 3:00 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Garden City Library, located at 104 Sunshine Avenue.

All Class members are encouraged to please attend and bring a classmate.

For additional information, please call Phyllis Davis Loyd at 912.236.7857.

Junkluggers Opens in Sav’h

The Junkluggers of the Coastal Empire announces the environmentally friendly and caring alternative to traditional junk removal has officially opened to serve Chatham, Effingham, Bryan and Liberty counties in coastal Ga., and Jasper and Beaufort counties in S.C. Specializing in both residential and commercial clean-outs, Junkluggers accepts everything from furniture to construction debris, including office equipment, heavy machinery and appliances.

The company hauls away items people no longer want or need and strives to donate and recycle as much as possible with the goal of keeping items out of landfills. Junkluggers is also a caring alternative to traditional junk removal by enhancing lives through donations and returns a tax-deductible receipt for anything that they are able to donate on their customer’s behalf.

While keeping items out of the landfill is the company’s number one goal, Hess and his wife, Misty, who is also his business partner, are also focused on the impact the company can make in the local community.

Junkluggers is committed to presenting a donation each month to a local charity.

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HUNGRY CLUB... CCDC...

Chief Lumpkin has received many awards throughout his career, including a Life Saving Medal, Medals of Valor, and was honored by the Governor for his leadership as incident commander during the Great Flood of í94 in southwest and middle Georgia.† In 2014 he was named Chief of the Year by the Georgia Association Chiefs of Police, and currently serves on the IACP Board of Directors.

The Hungry Club Forum of Savannah, Inc. is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit, community-oriented organization dedicated to providing quality educational, economic empowerment and cultural enrichment programs, and to bringing forth involvement and discussion of issues to move our collective community forward. For more information, please e-mail: hungryclubforumsav@earthlink. net or call Julia Wright at 233-0855 or Diana Harvey Johnson at (912) 927-8425.

on Saturday, November 18, 2017 at Windsor Hall, 302 Briarcliff Circle, Savannah, GA 31419. A cocktail reception will be held at 5:00 p.m. for VIP ticket holders, and the dinner and awards ceremony will start

at 6:30. Dress for the dinner is semi-formal.

Tickets and information can be found at http://ccdcgeorgia.com/events or on the CCDC Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/ ChathamCountyDemocraticCommittee.

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Letter To The Editor

Removal of the “CONFEDERATE MONUMENT” in Forsyth Park

I would like to suggest that the monument be removed!!! It is a reflection of a very horrible time in history for African Americans in this country, state and city. It is also a reminder to Caucasians what their ancestors did to an innocent race of people. Savannah is a city striving to become truly diverse and with these types of reminders that cannot be the case.

If in fact the monu-

ments remain, there should be a monument in Forsyth Park or the downtown area to commemorate a time in history where African Americans revolted against the horrible atrocities bestowed upon them by slave owners. An example of a monument would be a memorial to the Minister “Nat Turner,” and the great Abolitionist “John Brown” standing side by side against a horrible time

in American History. A monument of Harriet Tubman would be appropriate and appreciated also.

I’m sure a city such as Savannah will come up with a solution that will be fitting for ALL of the citizens in ALL of her communities.

Sincerely, Alicia Blakely A Concerned Citizen

Entertainement Health Care Signups Have Started; Enrollment Period Cut in Half

WASHINGTON -- It’s sign-up season for the Affordable Care Act, but the Trump administration isn’t making it easy - cutting the enrollment period in half, slashing advertising and dialing back on counselors who help consumers get through the process.

Many people already faced fewer choices and higher premiums. But President Donald Trump’s decision to cancel a subsidy to insurers that lowers consumer costs compounded the turmoil, pushing premiums even higher.

Add it all up and the number of uninsured peo-

ple may start rising again, eroding gains that drove the uninsured rate to a historic low.

“It certainly is a hostile takeover,” said health policy expert Joe Antos of the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute.

“We are going to see a decline in enrollment,” he added. “The people who will drop out in droves are the ones who are not getting a premium subsidy.”

Open enrollment started Wednesday, Nov. 1 and ends Dec. 15 in most states, a sign-up period six weeks shorter than last year’s.

Some 9 million to 10

million people currently have private plans through the ACA’s government-sponsored markets.

More than 8 in 10 receive subsidized premiums, and are cushioned from rate increases. Federal help paying premiums is still available despite GOP efforts to repeal the health law.

In states served by the HealthCare.gov website, premiums will go up 37 percent for a hypothetical 27-year-old picking a standard plan called “second-lowest cost silver,” the Health and Human Services department reported Monday.

With insurers exiting the market, about half of counties will only have one participating carrier offering plans. Eight states have only one insurer.

But subsidies for premiums are also going up - by 45 percent on average.

That means current customers receiving financial help have a strong incentive to renew.

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How many new people will join remains an open question, even if they’re eligible for help with premiums. New enrollees are vital because healthier, younger people are needed to keep rising premiums from destabilizing the marketplaces.

Already this year there was a big drop-off among consumers who buy indi-

vidual coverage outside the government markets, and aren’t eligible for premium subsidies. Their costs, however, are generally tied to rising “Obamacare” rates.

Monthly premiums can be as a high as a mortgage payment in some cases.

Polls show widespread consumer confusion. Some are unsure if the health law has been repealed.

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Harvest Day at Mt. Olivet Mt. Olivet Missionary Baptist Church, 4528 Ogeechee Rd., will be observing their Annual Harvest Day on November 19, 2017 at 4 p.m. Pastor Arthur Kelly will be bringing the message from Heaven, along with his

church, Hutchinson Longstreet Baptist Church.

Come and be bless.

Harvest day is a time of giving and sharing; Mt. Olivet wants to bless someone.

Pastor Andrew Staley Chair, Dea. Joseph Greene Clerk, Sis. Kimberly Shelton

Pastor Arthur Kelly

First Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church 136th Church Anniversary

First Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church will celebrate their 136th Church Anniversary on Sunday, November 26th at 11:00am. It’s amazing to think about, but it was 136 years ago that a small group of people gathered together with the desire to plant a church that would have an impact on their families and the community.

Little did they know how far their vision would go.

First Jerusalem is located at 4370 ACL Blvd. where Damion P. Gordon, Sr. is Pastor. Please join us as we welcome Pastor Elijah A. Fowler as our guest speaker

for this special day. Pastor Fowler is from Shiloh Baptist Church in Gadsden, Alabama where he has served his congregation for the past fifteen years. Pastor Fowler attended American

Pastor Michael Smith Harvest Day Messenger at Greater New Jerusalem Baptist Church

The Greater New Jerusalem Baptist Church invites you to our Annual Harvest Day Celebration which will be observed on Sunday, November 19, 2017. Service will begin at 2:00 P.M. The messenger for this occasion will be Pastor Michael Smith of 1st Mt. Bethel Baptist Church.

The Greater New Je-

rusalem Baptist Church family thank you for your support and we take this time to invite you to help us celebrate. Our church is located at 2599 West Bay Street.

Sister Joann Hymon-Robinson Harvest Day Chairperson Rev. Morris Glover Pastor

Pastor Michael Smith

The Annual Handel’s Messiah Sing Along at Butler Presbyterian Church, USA

Baptist College in Nashville, TN. We welcome him and anticipate an spirit filled day of celebration and remembrance.

Central Missionary Baptist Church Annual Harvest Day Celebration Central Missionary Baptist Church, 738 Hitch Drive (Old Fort/Historic District), Savannah, GA will be celebrating its Annual Harvest Day Service on Sunday, November 19, 2017, at 4:00 pm. The guest speaker for this celebration will be Pastor Quentin J. Morris, Sr. of Tremont

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Temple Missionary Baptist Church in Savannah. Pastor Morris has a zeal for God and is a willing servant for the Lord. Please come join us on this great occasion for this outstanding service. At Central we are “A Church Living a Life of Expectations.”

Rev. Larry James Stell, Pastor.

2016 James Thompson, Community Chorale And Soloists Your presence will be greatly appreciated on Friday, December 1, 2017 at 7 p.m. for the annual Handel’s MESSIAH Sing Along. Please bring your family and friends.

The church is located at 603 West Victory Drive.

Admission is free; a silent offering will be taken.

This year ’s Guest Musicians will include Ms. Jillian Durant, soprano, Ms. Gabrielle Walker, soprano, Ms. Abbey Ter-

ry, mezzo-soprano, Mr. Jonathan Murphy, tenor, Dr. Christopher Jordan, baritone, Theron Wakefield, bass-baritone, Mr. R. Steven Branyon, organist, Mr. Luther Washington, II, conductor, members of the JAMES THOMPSON, JR. COMMUNITY CHORALE, SSU Concert Chorale and BRAVO Music Company’s String Trio.

Persons planning to sing along from the

audience should arrive by 6:30 p.m. and bring a personal copy of the Messiah.

The Bolton Street Church family would like to invite the Community to Thanksgiving Dinner on Saturday, November 18,

2017 from 11 AM – 2 PM. Meals are take-out only.

Please come by and enjoy a delicious Turkey dinner with all the fixings.

821 Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard Savannah, Georgia 31415 912-233-3376 boltonstreet@outlook.com Pastor Perry Tyson

Security guards will be available to assist you with parking. For further information please call the church office weekdays from 10:00 am to 2:00 p.m.

Rev. Don Johnson, Pastor, Elder Alfred Mullice, Clerk of Session.

Elder Eudora M. Allen, Moderator Worship Ministry, Elder Carl Moffitt, Chancel Choir President, Mrs. Rose O. Smith, Music Director

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TRINITY

CHURCH BAPTIST OF SAVANNAH, GEORGIA

the triune God of the Bible— 902 W.Worshipping 36th Street Savannah, GA Spirit!

31415 the Father, the• Son and the Holy

Sunday School…………………...9:30 a.m.

Sunday Morning Worship……...11.00 a.m.

Holy Communion (1st Sunday)...11:00 a.m.

The Chapel at••••••••••••••• Adams Funeral Services Avenue Thursday 510 BibleStephenson Study & Prayer..11:30 a.m.

••••••••••••••• & 6:00 p.m. www.trinitybaptistsavannah.org Thursday Bible Study & Prayer..11:30 a.m.

(912)Lutheran 661-0847Church Holy Spirit 622 E. 37th Street

Every Sunday Morning Worship 10:00 a.m.

Bible Study Every Wednesday Night 7:00 p.m.

Spiritual Counseling and Prayer available

Min. Lee Wright, Sr. Pastor

“Come Be Bless of The Lord” Where The Spirit and The Word of God Controls

Tune In Every Sunday Morning to WSOK 1230 AM Radio

Lolita L. Hickman Pastor

www.trinitybaptistsavannah.org

Worshipping the triune God of the Bible— (912) 661-0847 the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit!

P.O. Box 61206 • Savannah, GA 31420

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Baptist Church

744 East Waldburg Street • Savannah, GA 31401 (912) 233-0262

Sunday School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10:00 a.m.

Morning Worship Service . . . . . . . . 11:30 a.m.

Holy Communion (2nd Sunday). . . . 11:30 a.m.

Youth Day (4th Sunday) . . . . . . . . . 11:30 a.m.

Bible Study (Tuesday) . . . . . . . . . . 6:45 p.m.

“Born Again to serve Pastor Frank Ellis, Jr. and not be served.”

Ministries

1902 Pennsylvania Ave.• GA 31404 “The Church for theSavannah, Total Family”

9700 Middleground Rd. - Savannah, GA 31406 orDEr oF SErVICES (912) 927-8601 (912) 232-1562-Church

Service Times:

Sunday Celebration Service - 10 a.m.

Monday “Hour of Power” p.m.

Wednesday Bible StudyPrayer - 7:00- 6p.m.

Wednesday Bible Study 7 p.m.

Saturday Worship Service - 5:00 p.m.

First Saturday MorningServices Prayer - 7-a.m.

Sunday Worship th 9:00Service a.m. &4 11:00 Sundaya.m.

- 10 a.m.

Youth

Children’sDaily Church available during ALLa.m. services.

Morning Prayer - 7:30 College Ministry available.

(Watch LIVE services online at overcomingbyfaith.org) elder Jean Dimmock, Overseer

Where Jesus is Lord and His Blessings are assured! elder Alexander Pastor Rickyheyward & DianePastor Temple

HAPPY HOME Clifton Missionary Baptist Church Baptist Church

100 Big Hill Road - P.O. Box 18366 - Garden City, GA 31408 CHUrCH SCHEDULE

912.964.2335 (Church) 912.713.7048 (Transportation) 912.964-4111 (Chairman)

Sunday School..........................9:45 a.m.

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Tuesday Night Prayer Service...7:00 p.m.

Bible Study (Tuesday) . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.

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Pastor Friday Family Bible-Isaiah Study.7:30 Cliftonbc100@yahoo.com Bishop K.E. McNeal, Email: Website: www.cliftonbc.org

Transportation available D.Min, R. Ph.D Facebook: www.Facebook.com/cliftonbaptist.church

ClIfTon Emmanuel Tabernacle Baptist Church Apostolic Faith Church

100 big hill road - P.O. box 18366 - Garden City, GA 31408

1001 East - Savannah, GA 912.964.2335 (Church)Henry 912.441.0358Street (Pastor’s Cell) 912.713.7048 (Transportation)

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MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1650 Smart820 Street • Savannah GAJr. 31415 Martin Luther King, Blvd.

Church Phone: 912-790-9609 Savannah, GA 31415

(912)“Grace 234-4810 (ph)Place (912)for 234-7909 (fax) is the All People” www.thankfulbaptistsavannah.org Sunday Worship Service at 10:00 am

Order Worship of Service Evening Service, Sunday School .................................

9:30 a.m. st Every Sunday rd 1 and 3 Sunday’s at 5:00 pm 1st Sunday ............................................. 8:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m.

2nd Communion Sunday ........................

8:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m.

Corporate Prayer, 3rd Youth Sunday .................................................... 11:00 a.m Every Tuesday Morning at 5:00 ama.m. rev. Paul Anthony Sheppard 4th Sunday..............................................................

11:00 Pastor 5th Black History Sunday........................................ 11:00 a.m.

Word Explosion, Prayer Meeting Tuesday .........................................

6:30 p.m.

Tuesday at 6:45 pm7:00 p.m.

Bible DiscoveryEvery Hour Tuesday ................................

Children/Youth Bible Study Tuesday ....................... 7:00 p.m.

Transformational Thursdays ................................ 12:00 Noon Steve O. Bulloch Jr., 118:23, is the doing; TV Psalm Sunday “Living withThis Victory” 6aMLord’s Channels 4/22 Founder and Pastor is marvelous in our eyes.

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Service &a child, Pastor’s Photo When I was I often heard teachers tell children and that Space! words can make a whoCan had been Be offended byThis in person great, or words may other children’s words to break a person into pieces. respond by saying, “Sticks Call 232-4505 For example: a child speaks and stones may break my bones, but words will never the language of the culture the family that he or she More hurt me.”For Now that I am of Details was born or raised in which

older, I realize that teachers gave this advice in an may be English, Spanish, attempt to prevent fights German, French etc. Likefrom occurring, and/or to wise, if a child constantly calm the emotions of the hears positive encouragoffended children, and/or ing words the child will to keep others from becom- most likely become what ing involved causing the is spoken, but if a child problem to escalate. Now, I consistently hears negative discouraging wordsGA such as 1001 Street - Savannah, know that East wordsHenry do matter

Emmanuel Tabernacle Apostolic Faith Church

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SUNDaY Bible School............................................................................................ 10:00 a.m.

Noon Worship ........................................................................................ 12:00 noon Evening Worship ...................................................................................... 7:00 p.m.

TUESDaY Bible Study. .............................................................................................. 7:00 p.m.

WEDNESDaY Bible Study Morning Session ..................................................................................... 10:30 a.m.

Evening Session. ...................................................................................... 7:00 p.m.

FrIDaY(1ST & 3rD) Evening Worship ...................................................................................... 7:30 p.m.

DaILY PraYEr Monday-Saturday ............................................................................. 6:00-7:00 a.m.

Sunday ............................................................................................. 5:30-6:30 a.m.

Monday-Thursday............................................................................. 6:00-7:00 p.m.

Friday................................................................................................ 7:00-8:00 p.m.

“Through prayer we became richer in our hearts and warmer in our love...”

KnEElInG PRAYER PRIoR To EACH SERVICE. “Come with us; we will do you good!”

Pastor Lucille P. Turner

21 Lorwood Drive • Savannah, GA 31406 124 West Anderson St. (at Barnard St.) (912) 921-0805 Sunday School ................................9:00 a.m. until 10:30 a.m.

Order of Service st Morning Worship Service ...........................10:45 a.m.

Sunday 1 Sunday Service .............11:30 a.m.

SundayService, Service ............8:00 a.m.

2ndCommunion ....................10:45 a.m.

Holy 2nd Sunday 3rd Sunday

BTU Sunday afternoon..............................................5:30 p.m.

Holy Communion Service ..11:30 a.m.

Tuesday Night PrayerService Service...............6:00 p.m.-6:45 p.m.

4th Sunday .............11:30 a.m.

Sunday School ..................10:00 a.m.

Bible Study, Tuesday Night ...........6:45 p.m. until 8:00 p.m.

Rev. James Briscoe Bible Study Wednesday ....7:00 p.m. rev. James Williams, iii Pastor Transportation Upon request Pastor

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I am, set down in the middle Yes, words do matter! of the people you’ve choGod instructs us to speak sen, a great people far too encouraging words; he tells many to ever count. Here’s us that life and death are in what I want: Give me a God the power of the tongue. listening heart so I can lead He created the world, and your people well, discernby his spoken words the ing the difference between world came into existence. good and evil. For who on Whatever God speaks, or their own is capable of leadhas spoken, or will speak, ing your glorious people?” will surely come to pass, for God was delighted with he is the WORD! To those Solomon’s response, and of us who have accepted He said to him, “because Jesus (Yeshua Hamashiach) you have asked for this and as Lord and seek his king- haven’t grasped after a long dom and his righteousness, life, or riches, or the doom God has spoken salvation, of your enemies, but you healing and blessings. This have asked for the ability promise is not to the wicked to lead and govern well, I’ll except they repent and obey give you what you’ve asked and serve him. He says, to for. I’m giving you a wise mature heart.”GA Solomon th 719 E. 38 Street • Savannah, the righteous, “Beloved, I and was given a choice, and he wish above all things that chose wisely wisdom.

The you may prosper and be secret to life’s fulfillment in health even as your soul prospers.” He says that he is the pursuit of wisdom. suffered and died on the Though people seek out cross in our place so that we principles and knowledge may have life on earth more and chase after ideals and abundantly and have eternal riches, very few people ask life, but the devil comes to God for wisdom. Yet wisdom is the secret weapon steal, kill and destroy. RePrayer Changes Things of life success. There is member, devil deceived Pastorthe Geneva Howard Eve in the Garden of Eden no decision you will ever by speaking evil words Sunday to make that want benefit from her, but she thought that having wisdom. And the Sunday a.m. true. Evthey were goodSchool......................10:00 words. opposite is also ery decision suffers when [Genesis Mid-Day 1:1-31, Service.................12:00 3: 1-5, Noon wisdom. it’s made without Psalms 1: 4-5, Proverbs 18: What is it that you are seekYouth Service (3rd Sunday)......12 Noon 21, Isaiah 53: 4-5, Matthew ing God for?

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St. John(4th Sunday)........12 Noon Brotherhood and material blessings that 1: 1,14, 10: 10, lll John 2] nd you are seeking? I believe Missionary Service (2 Sunday)..........12 Noon Today, we as Christians took the “seek ye are Bible commanded to as Solomon Study (Each love Tuesday).........12 Noon & 7:30 first” approach.

And p.m. that the God loves and he has given simple gospel. us the power to create and Christ Church International Thursday call blessings into existence “Changing Your Tomorrow, Today!” p.m. by ourEvening words Worship because(Evangelistic)............7:30 it is he who is in us who blesses through us! Yes, words Kneeling22-25, PrayerSt.Prior to Each Service matter! [Mark11: John 9: 31, I John 4:48] the People at Heart” “The Church with

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Friday......................................................................... 7:00-7:30 p.m.

3301 Whatley Avenue • Thunderbolt, GA 31404 “Through prayer we became richer in our hearts

Church Number: 912.355.9606 Pastor Cell: 912.713.8899 and warmer in our love...”

Church E-mail: collegeparkbaptist@comcast.net Sunday School ..................9:45 a.m.

KNEELING PRAYER Sunday PRIOR Worship ................11:30 a.m.

TO EACHPrayer SERVICE. Service ...................6:45 p.m.

“Come with us; ........................7:00 p.m. we will do Bible you Study good!”

Communion First Sunday Youth Worship Service Fourth Sunday Pastor Alphonzo Anderson, Sr.

Pastor’s Motto: “Just Do Your Part” Luke 10: 38-42

Pastor Lucille P. Turner

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Jerusalem Tabernacle

Mount Zion

“Let Jesus Fix It For You”

1629 Chester St. • Savannah, GA

Apostolic faith church

ApostoliC GreAter FAitH in touCH Ministry (912) 966-5144

“Where You Can Experience A Touch of Heaven” “Here on Earth back to the Bible Teaching and Preaching” -Acts 2:36, Joel 2:28

God is Pouring Out His Spirit in These Last Days!

ORDER OF SERViCE WEEKLY

Sunday School . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 a.m.

Sunday Morning Worship . . . . . 12 Noon Monday/Prayer . . . . . . . 12 Noon - 1 p.m.

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1008 May May Street Street •• Savannah, Savannah, GA GA 31405 31405 1008 Church Phone: 233-9040 Fax#: 912-233-9693 Church Phone: 233-9040 schedule change for sunday Morning Worship8:45 a.m.

Enlightenment Hour ..........................................

Enlightenment Hour ..........................................

8:45a.m. a.m.

Morning Worship Services .............................10:00 Morning Worship Services.............................10:00 a.m. rdrd Holy Holy Communion Communion (3 (3 Sunday).......................10:00 Sunday).......................10:00 a.m. a.m.

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Candlelight Communion Communion (3(3rdrd Sunday Candlelight B.T.U. (Every Tuesday) .................................... 5:00 p.m.

Youth Sunday (Fourth Sunday) ......................

10:00 a.m.

Youth Sunday (Fourth Sunday) ...................... 10:00 a.m.

FrESH BrEaD BrEaD Hour HoUr (Every (Every Tuesday) Tuesday)......7:00 ......7:00 p.m.

FrESH Seniors Bible Bible Study Study (Every (Every Wednesday) Wednesday)..........10:00 ..........10:00 a.m. a.m.

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1105 Stiles Stiles Avenue•Savannah, Avenue•Savannah, GA 31415 1105

Church Church Phone: Phone: (912) (912) 233-8213 233-8213

Church Office (912) (912) 232-5526 232-5526••Fax Fax--(912) (912)232-1564 232-1564 firstbryanbaptistsavannah@gmail.com firstbryanbaptistchurch@yahoo.com www.FBBCSAV.org www.firstbryanbaptistchurch.org “Bringing The Living Waters JesusWorld” “Bringing The Living Waters of Jesus To AofThirsty To A ThirstyTiMES World” SERViCE TIMES Sunday Morning CelebrationSERVICE11:00 a.m.

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Rev. Edward L. Ellis, Jr., Pastor Rev. Pastor Emeritus Emeritus

Rev. Aaron M. James, Sr. Pastor

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Bishop Matthew M. Odum Senior Senior Pastor Pastor

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Ebenezer Mt. Olivet Second Bolton Street Wilmington Missionary Baptist Church, Inc. Baptist Church

821 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. • Savannah, GA 31415 (912) 233-3376

Sunday School .................................10:00 a.m.

Missionary Church missionary Baptist Baptist Church 4528 Ogeechee Road 3321 Skidaway Road • Savannah, GA 31404 Savannah, (912) 354-1772 GA 31405 Church Phone#: (912) 201-3253 of Services Email:Order mtolivetbc@gmail.com

Communion (1st Sunday) ..................11:30 a.m.

Sunday School .............................. 10:00am Morning Worship Service ............. 11:30am ORdER Of SERviCE Holy Communion Service ............. 11:30am (3rd Sunday) Sunday School - 10:00 a.m.

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rev. Perry Tyson

Bible Study (Tuesday) ........................7:00 p.m.

Pastor Andrew Staley

Holy Communion (4 Sunday) - 11:30 a.m.

“Enter into His gates with thanksgiving, Bible Enrichment (Tuesdays) - 7:00-8:00 p.m. and into His courts with praise:

Rev. Joey Horton, Sr.

be thankful unto Him, and bless His name” Pastor The Lord shall increase you…Psalm more and more!

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800 Colbert Street (Hitch Village) - Savannah, GA 31402 (912) 232-6810 - Office (912) 238-4834 - Fax

order of Service Sunday School ........................................9:45 a.m.

Every Sunday Morning Worship ..............11:00 a.m.

Prayer Service/Bible Study (Wednesday) .....7:00 p.m.

Spiritual Counseling and Prayer available

“The Church where sinners are loved, wounds are healed and needs are met.”

Rev. Ricardo Manuel & 1st Lady Angela Manuel

SECOND SAINT JOHN NEW Zion First Mt.Hill Bethel ASbury SALEM New Salem Missionary Baptist Missionary Baptist Church United Methodist ChUrCh Missionary BaptistChurch Church

1323 Savannah, Georgia 31415 1201Golden AbercornStreet Street •(912) 236-4792 Fax 236-0704

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“A Church Working To Serve The Present Age”

Schedule of ServiceS Prayer vigil Order of Service First Saturday of each month Sunday8:00 Service .........................9:45 a.m.-9:00 a.m. AM Sunday School Morning Worship ...................11:15 AM 9:30 a.m.

Communion............................11:15 holy communion AM of the month) (1st Sunday 1st Sunday Mid day Bible Bible Study every TuesdayStudy ...... 7:00 PM Each Tuesday - 12:30 p.m.

PastorReverend Doreen Smalls, Wednesday Bible Study Marque C. Johnson, Senior Clergy Sr. Each Wednesday -6:00 p.m.

Greater Pentecostal Temple, Inc.

5905 South Okatie Hwy.• Hardeeville (Levy Section), SC (843) 784-6988/866-708-3686 (toll free)

OrDer Of ServiCe

Sunday 8:30 a.m. - Early Worship Service 10:30 a.m. - Christian Education (Sunday School) 11:30 a.m. - Morning Worship Service

Dr. Deloris young

Tuesday 7:00 p.m. - Corporate Prayer 7:30 p.m. - Bible School

Senior Pastor

Second Arnold Baptist Church

1427 East 37th Street • Savannah, GA 31404 (912) 234-5500 Sunday School Hour...........................9:00 a.m.

Morning Worship Service .................10:30 a.m.

Holy Communion (1st Sunday)...............10:30 a.m.

Candlelight Communion (1st Sun. in December) 5:30 p.m.

Bible Study/BTU (Every Wednesday) 6:45 p.m.

Youth Sunday (Every 4th Sunday) ............10:30 a.m.

Prayer Service (Every Wednesday) ...........6:00 p.m.

Youth Bible Study (Every 4th Wednesday) ..........................................6:30 p.m.

Pastor Richard L. Hall Minister of the Gospel “FOLLOW ME AS I FOLLOW CHRIST”

THANKFUL Resurrection of Our Lord

MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH

Catholic Church 820 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd.

Savannah, GA 31415 112 Fell Street • Savannah, GA(912) 31415 • 232-5258 (912) 234-4810 (ph) 234-7909 (fax) www.thankfulbaptistsavannah.org

Reverend RobertOrder E. Chaney, Pastor of Service

Rev. Paul Anthony Sheppard Pastor

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Baptist Church 418 West 38th St. • Savannah, GA 31401 418 West West 38th 38th St. St. •• Savannah, Savannah, GA GA 31401 31401 418 (912) (912)236-7755 236-7755 (912) 236-7755

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Fairlawn Baptist Church

4717 Augusta Road - Garden City, GA 31408

(912) 964-4371 • E-mail: fairlawnbaptist@gmail.com WOrShiP OPPOrTuniTieS Wednesday-Noon Day Prayer ..................12 Noon Thursday-Prayer Meeting ....................... 6:30 p.m.

Thursday-Bible Study ............................. 7:00 p.m.

Sunday-Sunday School .......................... 9:30 a.m.

Sunday-Morning Worship ..................... 11:00 a.m.

Holy Communion, 2nd Sunday .............. 11:00 a.m.

Rev. Harold Edwards, Sr. Pastor

associate Pastors Min. Victor Logan (Minister of Sunday School) Min. Emmanuel Gray (Minister of Evangelism) Min. Lewis Bryant

Fairlawn is a church of love and joy, helping you to get where Christ wants you to be!

West Broad Seventh-day Greater Gaines Chapel Adventist Church African Methodist Episcopal Church

2501 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.

1006 May St. • Savannah, GA 31401 • (912)31415 236-6768 Savannah, Georgia “The Church Known For Its Faithfulness” Church Ph.# 912-233-6097

Sunday School ........................................9:45 a.m.

Sabbath School...................................11:00 ................. 9:15 am (Saturday) Morning Worship a.m.

Divine Worship ................ 11:00.am (Saturday)

Holy Communion - 1st Sundays .............11:00 a.m.

Prayer Meeting ................Wednesday- 7-8 pm.

Bible Study - Tuesdays ....................7:00-8:00 “The Church with the p.m.

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Youth Sunday - 2nd Sundays .................11:00 a.m.

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Youth Day (2nd Sunday) .................................... 10:30 a.m.

Holy Communion (3rd Sunday) .......................... 10:30 a.m.

Bible Study/Prayer Meeting (Tuesdays) ............ 7:00 p.m.

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St. Mary’s

Missionary Baptist Church 110 ferrill Street - Savannah, GA 31415

Church Phone & fAX#: 912-233-2925 Church email: stmary’sbaptistchurch@bellsouth.net Do you know that Jesus loves you?

Have you come to a place in your life that you know for certain you have eternal life and that you will go to heaven when you die?

Suppose you were standing before God right now and He asked you. “Why should I let you into My kingdom? What would you say?

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WorSHIP SErVICES Sunday School (every Sunday) ..........................................10:00 aM 1st Sunday (Youth Sunday) .................................................11:45 aM 2nd & 3rd Sundays ................................................................11:45 aM 4th Sunday (Holy Communion)............................................12:00 PM Prayer Meeting & Bible Study (every Tuesday) ...........................6-8 PM Youth Bible Study & Youth activities (every Tuesday) ....................................6-8 PM

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Your Church’s 5863 Ogeechee Road Savannah, Georgia 31419 Worship 912-927-8044 Service bethelofsavannah@bellsouth.net & Pastor’s Photo a.m.

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In Loving Memory Of

BUTLER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH USA, 603 W Victory Dr., Sav., GA 31405, 2017 Thanksgiving Annual Community Dinner will be Friday, November 17, 2017, 1pm - 3pm. All meals served in-house.

No take-outs. For Donations or Volunteer Opportunity. Please contact Mrs. Eady @ (912)2367747

Jacqueline (Jackie) Marie White November 14, 1965 March 21, 1987

Jackie has been gone thirty years She left a legacy by the way she was, and it’s all in her name.

Jackie was all these things.

Accountable

Caring Kind Innovative Eager

We celebrate Jackie’s birthday November 14, but we don’t dwell on her death, we are blessed by the way she lived her life.

Missed but not forgotten.

Love by, your parents, Eula & Willie Brown; sisters, brothers, family and friends.

Meet the Mermaids

California’s famed Hotel del Coronado doesn’t make it clear whether men can be mermaids too in the promotion of its Mermaids Fitness classes, according to the Association of Mature American Citizens [AMAC]. But, it might be open to letting the menfolk take a peek as the instructor puts the next class of fitness-minded ladies through their paces in its Beach Village pool. The idea is that swimming the way mermaids do, using their fish tails, to propel them through the water is a better way to build core strength.

The aerobic exercise classes don’t start until next spring, but the hotel is already taking reservations on its Web site. It costs $25 a session and that includes your mermaid tail rental, although it’ll cost you only $10 per 45-minute workout if you bring your own tails.

Toothless voter

Some 27,000 voters cast their ballots in the recent elections in Portland, ME but only one of them apparently was so distracted by the ballot that he or she left a perfectly good set of dentures behind. The Association of Mature American Citizens [AMAC] says the City Clerk alerted the local media in an effort to locate the toothless voter.

Montana police give traffic violators the bird

They really know how to celebrate Thanksgiving in Montana. Police in Billings have been handing out frozen turkeys instead of tickets to traffic violators, reports the Association of Mature American Citizens [AMAC]. A local business owner foot the bill for the birds in celebration of the holiday. But, only drivers with no outstanding warrants for having run afoul [afowl?] of the law in the past are eligible to receive the birds.

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for the service will be Alderman Van Johnson. We are extending a cordial invitation to the public for Fellowship, Worship, Praise the Lord and Celebrate with us.

Sis. Monica E. Bryant, director of lay activities; Bro. Joseph Coleman, president; Rev. Dr. Bernard Clarke, pastor.

MILLER’S TEMPLE CHURCH, 2306 Hopkins St., ABYSSINIA M.B.C., 1622 Sav. GA, there will be a Food and Ogeechee Rd.; Deacons and Clothes Giveaway on November D e a c o n e s s M i n i s t r y w i l l 20, 2017 at 2 p.m., on a first come, celebrate their anniversary on first serve basis. We have 30 boxes Sunday, November 19, 2017 @ of food to give away. If you desire 4:00 p.m. The public is invited to a box, please call 912-651-4057, witness this momentous occasion. so that a box can be reserved.

Brian T. Butler, Sr., Pastor GENESIS NEW LIFE FIRST MT CALVARY B.C. A.F.C., Inc., 1900 E. Broad 924 Rockefeller St., Savannah, St., Savannah, GA 31401, Ph GA 31401, would like to invite (912) 232·1098; You are cordially all, to their Fall Revival, Sunday, invited to join them in their November 19, 2017 at 4:00 pm. “Thanksgiving Day” morning Special Guest for this Occasion service, Thursday, November will be Assistant Pastor Rosa 23rd 2017, Time 8:00 am. Come Smith Tremont Park Baptist and let’s give thanks unto the Lord Church. In these perils times, for his many blessing. Presiding there is a call today for mankind Elder Andrew Williams, Pastor. to know the Truth in God’s word.

Too often we have been beaten “A GRACIOUS CHRISTMAS” down, instead of being edified by IS COMING, This year’s “A the word of God. Come out! And Gracious Christmas,” sponsored be blessed in this revival. Rev. by First Presbyterian Church, Arthur Mae Joyner- Pastor will take place on Dec. 7 from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. and feature three M A C E D O N I A B . C . o f outstanding presenters: Mary Sandfly, 1948 Gladstone St., Kay Andrews, nationally known is pleased to announce their best-selling author whose favorite annual Harvest Day Program pastimes are junking and fixing on Sunday, November 19 at 11:00 up old houses, including two on AM! The theme for this occasion Tybee Island; Martha Nesbit, is “A Fruitful Harvest requires popular local food columnist and a Faithful Servant.” The guest cookbook author specializing speaker for this occasion will be in Savannah cuisine; Jane Minister Billy Ray Hightower of Coslick, award-winning designer Greater Fair Hill Baptist Church and consultant known for her of Atlanta, Georgia. Please, come Tybee cottage restorations and and enjoy a spirit filled program preservation efforts. In addition with uplifting words and spirit to the three presentations, the filled music. A seat will be saved event will include a delicious for you! seated lunch featuring food created and prepared by local T O W N S L E Y C H A P E L chef and restauranteur Kirk A.M.E.C., 252 Eagle St., 31415 Blaine (Castaways in Sandfly and In the Season of Thanksgiving Howling’ Hound in midtown); and Love, we, The Pastor, Rev. a marketplace with handcrafts, Charles Dumas, Officers and fair trade coffee and chocolate; Members are extending an cookbooks and an expanded invitation to join us Sunday, silent auction. Tickets for the November 19, 2017, 11:00 am event including presentations for Worship and A Feast. We and lunch are $45. Tickets are will be feeding the community available online at the church’s a Thanksgiving Dinner after website (savannahfpc.org). The a delectable worship. Service. link for A Gracious Christmas Please Come and be Blessed by is on the right hand side of the an awesome Man of God! Rev. home page. Reservations can be Charles Dumas, Senior Pastor. made by calling the church office at 912-354-7615. Proceeds from T R I N I T Y F O U N T A I N this year’s event will benefit Park A.M.E.C., 6702 Key St. @ Place Outreach, an emergency 12Countryside Dr., Sav., GA bed shelter that serves boys and 31406, invites you to join in girls between the ages of 11-17. their 20th Church Anniversary, beginning Friday, Nov. 17, 6 M I L L E R ’ S T E M P L E p.m. and culminating on Sunday, CHURCH, 2306 Hopkins St., November 19, 2017 at 4 PM. We Sav. GA, We are inviting you have invited a soul-stirring line to come to Sunday School... It up of participants who will bring is important for our children words of joy and enlightenment at to learn about God in their the Friday night celebration. The youth. Ecclesiastes 12: l says messenger for Sunday afternoon REMEMBER now thy Creator is Rev. Stephen Lee, assoc. pastor in the days of thy youth. We are of St. Philip A.M.E.C., MLK living in evil times, and parents Blvd. We look forward to having if you want your children blessed you come. Sis. Dorothy Howard, and guided in the right direction, Chairperson; Rev. Michael please accept this invitation.

Stevens, senior pastor; Rev. Sunday School classes start at Cynthia Simmons, assoc. pastor 9:45a.m. every Sunday morning and ends at 10:30 a.m. Breakfast FIRST VISION B.C., 4908 and transportation will be Pineland Dr., Garden City Ga. provided. You can call us at (912) 31405, church family extend this 661-4-057. If you are seeking heartfelt invitation to you to come a closer relationship with God and share in our Harvest Day and want a better understanding service on Sunday, November 19, of the Bible, come to Morning 2017 at 4:00 PM as Pastor Stanley Manna at Miller’s Temple. This Royal of A New Beginning class begins at 8:50am, and ends Baptist Church remind us “It’s at 9:50am. It is held every first Harvest Time: Let’s fall in love and third Sunday morning and is with Jesus!” We are excited free to the public. Come out and about what God is doing and be blessed. For more information look forward to sharing with you. you can call 912-661-4057.

Clarence Kinlaw, Jr., Pastor NEW HOPE CHURCH, 2239 ST. PHILIP MONUMENTAL Hanson St. in Sav. GA, We have A.M.E.C., 1112 Jefferson St., NOON DAY PRAYER every Sav. GA, will be celebrating its Tuesday And Thursday. Bible Annual Lay Day, on Sunday, Study On Tuesday Night at 7:30 November 19, 2017 at the 10 a.m. P.M.; Sunday School at 11 am; Worship Service. The speaker and Morning Worship at 1l:30

a.m. Come out and fellowship with us and let the Lord to bless you. We are a Non-denomination church that teaches the pure Word of God. Come on out and let the Lord make a difference in your life. For more information you can call 912-790-1004.

For BIBLE STUDY IN YOUR home. Call 912-790-1001. FREE BIBLE CLASSES IS OFFERED

BY FREEDOM BIBLE COLLEGE & SEMINARY, CALL 912-790-1004. 24/7 Prayer, Dial 912-790-1001. A prayer warrior will help You. PHONE BIBLE STUDY every Wednesday at 7:30pm. Dial 1-641-715-3680 and enter code 557246# to enter the BIBLE STUDY. To train as pastor and to work to help to build church membership. Call 912-790-1001 Bishop Swindle FRUIT OF THE SPIRIT After School Tutorial Program.

Does your child need extra help with homework or struggles academically? Qualified educators are available to help at MHBC Fellowship Hall, 13813 Coffee Bluff Rd., Sav. GA 31419.

Hours of tutoring: Mon-Thurs., 4-6 p.m. For more information call (912) 844-1255. Educators: Florance Murdock & Dr. Rita Herring.

ZION WHITE BLUFF M.B.C., 21 Lorwood Drive, Savannah, Ga. 31419, Service Times: 1st Sunday services, 11:30 a.m.; 2nd Sunday Service, 8:00 a.m.; 3rd Sunday Holy Communication Service, 11:30 a.m.; 4th Sunday Services, 11:30 a.m.; Bible Study and Pray Meeting, Every Wednesday at 7:p.m., Please join us in any of our services. Deacon Verdell Daniels, Chairman of Deacons; Rev. James Briscoe, Pastor- Elect WISDOM FOR LIVING MINISTRY is proud to announce “Words of Wisdom” Sunday Morning Services from 9am10am. We seek to Empower our communities with Practical Wisdom for Everyday living. Also Join us for our Thursday night Prayer/Bible Study from 6 pm7:30 pm. Our goal is to provide mentorship, Spiritual guidance, and a safe haven for all those who want to have a place to express thoughts and ideas as we help to rebuild our community through programs and assistance. All are Welcomed! The address is 179 Smith Avenue in Garden City, GA 31418.

A NEW BEGINNING BAPTIST CHURCH OF SAVANNAH, INC., 635 W. 41st St., Sav. GA, Pastor, Rev. Stanley E. Royal, Sr.; An open invitation is extended to the public to come to any of our services for Sunday School or Morning Worship.

You will have spiritual learning experiences, hear the good news of the blessings of Jesus Christ and feel the wonderful presence of the Lord. Sunday School begins at 10:00 a.m. and Morning Worship begins each Sunday at 11:30 a.m.

We have Communion every 3rd Sunday at 11:30 a.m.

GOD’S TEMPLE OF PRAISE CHURCH, Pastor Donald Lowe Sr. invites your young ladies ages 8-18 years old to attend our Heart to Heart Mentoring Group. This group is a faithbased group to mentor young ladies during their growth and development in Christ. Heart to Heart is a no judgment zone. We engage with the young ladies and discuss topics that they generally deal with on a daily basis. It is our purpose to spiritually guide them in making the correct decisions should certain situations arise. Heart To Heart meets every 2nd Saturday of each month at 10:30 a.m. We invite you to attend our next. If your young ladies will attend, please contact Sis. L. Lowe @ 912-346-5000. We look forward to seeing you there.

ISLANDS COMMUNITY CHURCH, 111 Walthour Rd., Sav., GA 31410 Service Times Bible Class: 9:45 am Worship 10:45 am Wednesday Bible study 6:00 pm SOUTH VALLEY M.B.C., 480 Pine Barren Road, Pooler, GA 31322, Pastor Dr. Barry D. Jackson Sr.; invite you to attend our services: Sunday School 10am; Morning Service 11:30am; Bible Study Tuesday 7:00pm; Pastoral Sunday 3rd Sundays. All are Welcome!!!!

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LEGAL NOTICE

Sealed bids/proposals will be received by the Board of Education for the City of Savannah and County of Chatham at the Purchasing Department, 208 Bull Street, Room 213, Savannah, Georgia 31401.

BID 18-31 Custodial Supplies All bidders are encouraged to attend a pre-bid meeting on Monday, 11/29/2017 at 10:00 A.M. in Maintenance & Operations, 2219 Gamble Road, Savannah, Georgia 31405.

Closing Date: 12/12/2017 @ 11:00 A.M.

Drivers, CDL-A: Home EVERY Weekend!!

Dedicated Southeast!

Walk Away Lease, No Money Down.

At the time and place noted above, Drivers average $1500/wk bids will be publicly opened. No 855-321-4565 extension of the bidding period will be made unless indicated by written addendum. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive any irregularities or technicalities in proposals received whenever such rejection or waiver is in the best interest of the Board. The Board has the right to disqualify a bid of any bidder deemed non-responsive to the Board. Bidding documents may be obtained from the Purchasing Department, 208 Bull Street, Room 213, Savannah, Georgia 31401 or they may be downloaded from the District’s web site, www.savannah.chatham.k12.ga.us. The Board of Education is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Sabrina L. Scales, CPPB Purchasing Director

Room For Rent Room for rent in a nice neighborhood on the Southside.

Phone, cable, and internet is included along with all other u9li9es. The room is fully furnished and comes with private bath If you are looking for a place to call your house, this would be the perfect place for you. Rent $700/ Deposit $500 Please Call Mrs. Phillips 912-272-6879

Bernice Grimes - Nov. 12 Reginald Haskins, Jr. - Nov. 12 Shala Brown - Nov. 14 Tiffany Coles - Nov. 14 Destini Hayes - Nov. 14 Jaudae Brown - Nov. 15 Andre Dixon - Nov. 15 Sis. Eunice Feagin - Nov. 16 Sheila Middleton - Nov. 16 Christopher Borg - Nov. 17 Kiante Clark - Nov. 17 Morgan Williams - Nov. 17 Min. Yusef Aljuwani - Nov. 18 Sarah Hood - Nov. 18 Tyri-Elle Murphy - Nov. 18 Jamellah Stewart - Nov. 22 Beverly M. Knight - Nov. 24 Sis. Lenora Axon - Nov. 25 Bro. Donnell J. Mobley - Nov. 25 Felicia Hayes - Nov. 26 Karen Baul Henderson - Nov. 28 Sharon Baul Spencer - Nov. 28 Sis. Ruby Jones - Nov. 28 Please submit two weeks in advance to www.savannahherald.net/birthdays

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