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contact one of the assigned Trustee to gain access to the building after normal
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2012, Connecting With Jesus
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Computer Lab Hours
Tuesday:
1:15 - 2:30pm Instructor - Marie Cox
Saturday: 12:30 - 2:00pm
Instructor - Christine Jackson |
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Celebrating Black History Month |
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Black Heritage Month -
Gospel Fridays
Feb. 10,
2012, Lunch Time
At the City hall
A Gospel Concert Featuring
the Mt. Olivet Baptist Church Choir
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Black Heritage Month - Gospel Concert
Feb. 18,
2012, 6:00pm
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church
Featuring AKOMA and
The Voices of Thunder |
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Black History Sunday
Speaker, Rev. Rickey Harvey
Sun,
Feb
5th,
10:45am
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church
Join Us - All are Welcome
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Pastor Harvey is Senior Pastor of the Mt. Olivet
Baptist Church. He grew up in Memphis, Tn. less
than one mile from the Lorrain Motel where Dr. King was
assassinated in 1968.
He accepted his call to
ministry at the age of 22. He has experienced a
celebrated ministerial career which has spanned more
than a quarter of a century and has preached to 3
- 30,000 people. As a gifted singer, he led two of
Memphis' top gospel quartet groups, the Stars of
Nightingales and the Dixie Wonders. |
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Black History Sunday
Speaker, Dr. M. Christopher Brown II
Sun,
Feb
12th,
10:45am
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church
Join Us - All are Welcome
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Dr.
Brown is President of Alcorn State University
which was founded in 1871.
Alcorn was the nation's
First State-Supported Institution for the higher
education of African Americans. For more than 138
years, Alcorn State has educated leaders in the full
range of professions. An important reason
for its graduates' success is that students form close,
collaborative relationships with Faculty Mentors.
Alcorn is cultivating Scholars and Leaders, One by One. |
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Jazz, AJQ Plus 1
The Anointed Jazz Quartet of Washington, DC
Sun,
Feb
12th,
6:00pm
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church
Free Concert, Open to the Public |
AJQ Plus 1 is a
distinctive group of talented men with strong personal relationships organized
in 1996.
The uniqueness of AJQ Plus 1 is that each member
conveys a level of maturity and musical artistry that contributes strength to
the group. Early in its history, members of AJQ Plus 1 have
performed and/or shared the stage with nationally acclaimed and dynamic artists
such as the legendary Dizzy Gillespie, Max Roach, Clark Terry, Richard Elliot,
the Marcus Johnson Project, Brian Culbertson, Spyro Gyro, Lady Byron and many
others. Jazz is America's only original Art Form.
AJQ Plus 1 will share their interpretations of
standard tunes by Jazz Legends. The members of the group are:
Lawrence E. Dean, Drums -
Lawrence K. Blake, Percussion - William Branch, Bass - Dr. Melvin Miles, Sr.,
Piano/Keyboards |
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Black History Sunday
Speaker, Dr. James Lawson
Sun,
Feb
19th,
10:45am
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church
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Rev. Dr. Lawson is
an Iconic Civil Rights Leader and was a Mentor to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
As a Mentor to Dr. King, Rev. Dr. Lawson was dubbed 'the Leading Theorist and
Strategist of Nonviolence in the World" by Dr. King himself.
Thrown behind bars for refusing to report for the
Korean War draft and for being a protester in the American Civil Rights
movement, Rev. Dr. James Lawson's reputation is nothing to be modest about. |
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Black History Sunday
Speaker, Dr. James Lawson
Sun,
Feb
26th,
10:45am
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church
Join Us - All are Welcome
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Rev. Dr. Samuel Billy Kyles
is a long time leader in the Civil Rights Movement.
In 1968, he was the Minister of the Monumental
Baptist Church in Memphis.
He is one of two surviving
eyewitness to the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on April 4, 1968.
Dr. King was preparing to go to Dr. Kyles' home for a home cook meal when he was
shot. Dr. King's final hour was spend with Dr. Kyle and Rev. Albernathy at
the Lorraine Motel. |
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A Raisin in the Sun
Just Us Retirees Group
Wed,
Mar 7th,
2:00pm
Geva Theatre
Cost:
$25.00.
Money Due: Mon., Feb 13th
Collecting Money: Irene Ingram or Diane Mathias |

Geva Theatre
75
Woodbury Blvd.
Rochester, NY 14607
585.232-4382 |
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Change does not roll in on the wheels of inevitability, but comes through
continuous struggle. And so we must straighten our backs and work for our
freedom. A man can't ride you unless your back is bent.”
Martin Luther King, Jr.
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