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The Savannah Tribune • Wednesday, August 28, 2013
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GOD WILL WIN
Rev. Brenda Lee Bronze Work ©1998 All Rights Reserved
Rev. Brenda Lee
I met two young
men who are in the military
and they do not have equality.
One said to me, “We knew
when we signed up that peo
ple would be telling us what
to do.” These individuals
over the age of 18 and they
die all over the world for free
doms they do not have. Par
ents do not have the right to
discipline their children in an
appropriate manner; yet the
military and police are given
these rights.
Bio-Technology that is
coming into the United State
from Europe and China must
go. The Department of Edu
cation and other agencies are
aware of these experiments.
One cannot pick up the Sa
vannah Morning New with
out an article on gays by the
Associated Press and how
they are gaining ground. Peo
ple all of the country keep
voting against gay marriage.
Some months ago, the
Savannah Morning News
reported that a turtle tried
to mate with an object. The
object was covered with the
scent of a female turtle. The
person who wrote the article
did not mention this fact.
Scientists are altering the
DNA in animals to create
bi-sexual animals, and cross
ing human DNA with animal
DNA. They conduct these
experiments under the pre
tends that they are looking for
curses for diseases.
The television media report
ed that a printer has been de
veloped in China that makes
body parts. The bronze items
pictured above were made by
me with wax; however, there
is software program called
Maya which creates three di
mensional objects. The vec
tor software creates an image
as a series of mathematical
instructions from one calcu
lated or graphed point to an
other. The end product is a
lifeless object. The Chinese
are using stem-cells instead
of metal or plaster.
The laboratories need fe
tuses for this technology; thus
the push for abortions in the
United States.
Men have been going to
Europe to have surgery to
become women. I have coun
seled one such person. He is
a very unhappy person. He
is married to a man who does
not know that he is a man.
On a passport a gender must
be stated; this opens of the
question of falsification of
records.
Taxpayers pay billions of
dollars for government over
seers who have not protect its
citizens from unethical prac
tices in government, medical
profession, banking, real-es
tate, and the list goes on.
On Wednesday, August
21st my dad and I were wait
ing to enter DeRenne from
Curry Cleaners and someone
hit our car on the passenger
side. I got out of the car to
get his tag number and he did
not have one. He was an old
er Caucasian with glasses and
gray hair.
Race is more of an issue
today than it was fifty years
ago. A few weeks ago, May
or Edna Jackson met with a
Jewish delegation from Israel
and there were no Black Jews
among them. Photos from
the news media has shown
only one Black person in the
Mediterranean region in re
cent years; he was on top on
the burning US Embassy in
Libya.
If you wish to understand
how our government and
the church operate see The
Godfather III and The Thorn-
Birds.
If you are caught up in the
gay-life style please know
that GOD loves you. Gen
esis 1:27 says, “...male and
female created HE them.”
You can trust HIS WORDS.
Ask, and HE will give you
the strength to reject the flesh.
Fornication is sin against
ones own body.
If you are lost please con
tact me at revbrendalee@ya-
hoo.com.
Be Bless!
The views and opinions expressed in this paid article do not necessarily represent
those of the Savannah Tribune and the Publisher.
Rep. Hank Johnson Honors School
Hero Antoinette Tuff
On Sunday,
Congressman Hank
Johnson presented
DeKalb County resident
Antoinette Tuff with a
Congressional procla
mation and poem at her
church - The Way, The
Truth and Life Christian
Center on Miller Road in
Decatur.
“It is truly re
markable that the cool,
calm and fast-thinking of
Ms. Tuff may very well
have saved our com
ing Center in DeKalb
County that could have
become the nation’s next
school tragedy.
In the face of great
danger and risk of life to
hundreds of school chil
dren, faculty and staff,
Tuff calmed a troubled
man who invaded the
school carrying an AK-
47 rifle and 500 rounds
of ammunition. She
munity and the nation
from yet another unspeakable
national tragedy involving
innocent children. For her
poise and composure beyond
the call of duty, I say thank
you to Antoinette - DeKalb
County thanks you, Georgia
thanks you and a grateful na-
Johnson also hon-
tion thanks you,” said Rep. ored Apostle Ulysses Tuff
Johnson. and Pastor Deborah W. Tuff
On August 20, Tuff
helped diffuse an incredi
bly dangerous situation at
McNair Discovery Leam-
with a proclamation in recog
nition of The Way, The Truth
and Life Christian Center’s
31st anniversary.
Antoinette Tuff
calmly engaged him and
he finally surrendered
without anyone getting
hurt, Johnson’s office re
counted.
Remembering The
March On Washington
The rain held off Saturday as hundreds gathered at the north end of Forsyth Park
to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.
Organized by the Savannah Regional Central Labor Council (CLC) AFL-CIO, St Phillip Mon
umental AME Chmch and the Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance, Attendees marched
from the Forsyth Park to St Phillip located at Jefferson and Park Ave. Upon arrival, a docu
mentary of the 3 months leading up to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr’s, assassination, “At the
River I Stand” was shown.
Metropolitan Savannah Rotary Club
Names Rotarian Of The Year
Metropolitan Savannah Rotary Immediate Past President Jordan Chase was named
Rotarian of the Year on Tuesday. From left: Chase’s father John Neely; Rotary Club
of Savannah East Immediate Past President Donna Shea; Jordan Chase; and Jordan’s
husband and fellow Rotarian Danny Chase, following the award presentation.
Jordan Chase, the
founding President of the
year-old Metropolitan Savan
nah Rotary Club, was named
Chatham County Rotarian
of the Year on Tuesday. The
honor is awarded annually
by the Rotary Club of Savan
nah East, one of eight Rotary
Clubs in Chatham.
Donna Shea, Imme
diate Past President of Rotary
Club of Savannah East, sur
prised Chase with the award
during Metropolitan’s regular
meeting at the Andaz Hotel
on Tuesday.
“Jordan exemplifies
everything we want to see in
a Rotarian,” Shea said. “Her
commitment to Rotary and
her contributions to the com
munity through her many
volunteer efforts made her the
clear winner.
“It’s important for
the public to recognize that
Rotarians do more than meet
once a week for lunch. We
are active in the community
and develop long-term goals
locally, nationally and inter
nationally.”
In 2012, Chase was
one of the founders of the
Metropolitan Savannah Ro
tary Club, which has created
a membership comprised of
the community’s top young
professionals, emerging lead
ers, and out-of-the box think
ers. She was instrumental
in developing an aggressive
community service agenda
for the Club that has included
monthly service projects with
organizations such as Habitat
for Humanity, the West Broad
YMCA and the Savannah
Tree Foundation. Through a
competitive process, the Club
selected Greenbriar Chil
dren’s Center as its service
partner for the year, commit
ting to raise funds and pro
vide labor and expertise to
help the nonprofit establish a
sustainable community gar
den.
“Jordan brought to
gether a new generation of
Rotarians, many of whom
were completely unfamiliar
with Rotary,” wrote Metro
politan Board Member Su
zanne Kirk in the nomination
form. “Never one to do things
in a vacuum, Jordan recog
nized and tapped into the en
ergy and experience of those
around her and built a collab
orative, thriving leadership
group for a new Rotary club.”
After a year leading
Metropolitan, Chase passed
the gavel in July to new Pres
ident Julie Wade.
“I am thrilled to re
ceive this award and am hum
bled by the support of my fel
low Metropolitan Savannah
Rotary members,” Chase said
on Tuesday.
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