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Keep Focused for the New Year Matthew 6:33 “But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well” It is common during this time of year for folks to plan for the future and start anew.

The top three New Years’ Henry Nelson resolutions are losing weight, quitting some form of nasty habit, and spending less money. However, the forth resolution is what I am interested with this evening. The forth most popular New Years’ resolution this year is to “be a better person”. That is the same message Paul had for the church of Ephesus that we heard read a moment ago. He said to make the best use of your time, understand the Lord’s will, encourage one another, and to thank God for all things. Another way to look at this is to set your priorities, be positive in your attitude and work to foster your relationships, all for the glory of God. In order to be successful in 2010 you have to set your priorities straight. Paul spoke of this same theme in his letter to the Philippians and addressed these ideas in Philippians 3:13 "This one thing I do." Now he obviously did more than one thing. He made tents. He preached sermons and established churches. He healed the sick.

He wrote letters. He did a lot of different things.

Sometimes you like to think of your lives as being able to fit anything and everything in. So, you try to fit it all in. In the process, sometimes we do not get around to completing what we wanted to get done. But, priorities are just like those big rocks. If we don’t place our important events and goals at the top of our priorities, we may not be able to get them done at all.

We all have big rocks in our lives. What are yours? They should include these: each day drawing nearer to God, spending time with Him in prayer, and seeking His guidance for your life through reading His Word.

Remember to put these big rocks in first or you’ll never get them in at all.

It was Jesus who said in Matthew 6:33, "Seek first the kingdom of God, and His righteousness, and all these things will be added to you.” Amen!

Jesus made it clear that the kingdom of God was to be at the top of our priorities.

Things such as worship, prayer, reading scripture as well as taking care of our fellow men and women should be right at the beginning of that list. Paul described it this

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way in his letter to the Philippians.

Philippians 4:8 says, “Whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is commendable, if there is any excellence, if there is anything worthy of praise, think about these things.” This is where our priorities should be set for the upcoming year.

You must cultivate a positive outlook.

Paul showed that there is more to life than just prioritizing what we do with our time and resources. It is also how you look at things that determines what you will accomplish. If you focus on events of the past, we may lose sight of the future. Do not focus on what is behind you. You cannot change that. Instead, focus on where you want to be, what you want to accomplish and where you want to go. Look to the honorable, pure and commendable things.

Focusing on the positive aspects of where we can lead our lives, can lead to wonderful things. Without changing the events themselves, a positive attitude can change how you perceive those events. It can also affect those around you. A negative attitude seems to fuel other negative attitudes. But, a positive attitude can change the mood of an environment and help build progress towards our goals and priorities as well as encourage those around you.

Next you have to Forgive and give up your grudges and build relationships.

Building on those honorable things; focusing our priorities and keeping a positive attitude, we can help build relationship with those all around us. I have a friend that has recently visited Rome. While there, he saw the place where Paul was imprisoned. In a small underground stone room about 15 feet in diameter, no heat, little light, uncomfortable in every way, Paul wrote these positive words of encouragement to the church in Colosse. In Colossians 3:12-13 he wrote: “Put on then, as God’s chosen ones, holy and beloved, compassionate hearts, kindness, humility, meekness, and patience, bearing with one another and, if one has a complaint against another, forgiving each other; as the Lord has forgiven you, so you also must forgive.” Amen!

Paul’s priority was to teach the church how to act. He focused on the honorable things with pure motives. If we lived by only those words think about how much easier it would be to do virtually everything.

If we dropped our disagreements, and worked out our differences, would not it be easier to get along? How would we deal with our neighbors, friends and loved ones?

What about subordinates, co-workers and

superiors? Would not cooperation be the norm? Would not friendship be a standard?

Based on these words of the Apostle Paul, his motives and his goals, this is my challenge to you. Choose one person that you need to create a better relationship with and pray for them for the next six weeks. Pray for their welfare. Pray for their success, pray for their health. If you have not prayed for this person before, it’s a good start at improving your relationship with them. As you pray for them, your attitude toward them will soften. As you think of them in positive terms, your attitude towards them will also become more positive.

You are told to pray for those who persecute you, but not only those who are against us, but those who you would like to become closer to. Pray for a boss, a coworker, your spouse, a parent, a sibling, a son, a daughter, a friend, an enemy, anyone. Pick someone and petition God on their behalf.

This is an honorable approach to the New Year. Priorities, attitude and getting along with people all will lead us to a happier and more God fearing life. God has always had a positive outlook towards your lives. Man sinned and He immediately

promised to send a savior. In Jeremiah 31God described His relationship with us.

He said “I have loved you with an everlasting love.” Amen!

It is this everlasting love that convinced the great writer, Josh McDowell to convert to Christianity. He studied for years the historical, archeological and physical evidence for signs of God. But in the end, it was the love of Jesus that convinced him it was true. It was God’s priorities, God’s attitude and God’s relationships that showed him that the Almighty cares for him, as well as us.

Just as God shared Himself to develop these relationships, it is our own priorities, attitudes and relationships that make us who we are. God sent his only Son Jesus to bear the burden of our sins because we were valuable enough. He expects us to share ourselves as well.

Set your priorities with God in mind and you will be blessed. Set your attitude on positive things and you will succeed more often than fail. Focus on your relationships and they will flourish in time. These are worthy goals for the New Year and one’s which you can be proud to strive for. Now you know why you have to keep focused for the New Year. Amen!

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The Brunch will be held at the Hilton Anatole, February 13, 2010, 10a.m. to 1p.m.

Dr. Haynes, a native of San Francisco, California, is a 3rd generation preacher with a passion for Social Justice and Equality. Through his ministry and work with Dallas District Attorney Craig Watkins and the Innocence Project, which utilizes DNA Testing, many innocent inmates were released in 2009. Under his leadership, FWBC was able to aide and support the inmates with financial assistance and employment.

Dr. Haynes is the Local Vice-President of the African American Pastors Coalition, Chairman of the Board of Frederick Douglass Academy, Board Member of the National Social Action Network and the Samuel Dewitt Proctor Conference, and has a top-rated weekly radio show called, “Freddy Haynes Unscripted, edutainment radio for community empowerment. The show airs on 94.5 FM, Ksoul, in Dallas, Sundays, 5p.m. to 7. He is also a national member of the NAACP, serves on the honorary committee of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Project Foundation, in Washington, D.C., and his church, has adopted Emmanuel Baptist

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24th MLK Parade & Career Festival A Huge Success!

By Lola Searcy The 24th Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Parade and Career Festival deemed a HUGE success!

The morning started with a star studded VIP Breakfast hosted by Elite News founder, Mr. William “Bill” Blair.

Jordan Blair, Elite News publisher, and Darryl Blair served as the Masters of Ceremonies for the morning. Rev. Juan Tolliver, Pastor of the St. Paul A.M.E. Church gave the invocation and the St. Paul Male Chorus started the morning off singing, “I Woke up This Morning with My Mind on Jesus.” Mayor Leppert gave greetings on behalf of the City of Dallas, followed by Mayor Pro-Tem Dwaine Caraway, Dallas County District Attorney, Craig Watkins and Mr. Larry Duncan of the Dallas County Schools Board.

National recording artist, Dondria sang the Negro National Anthem, while Dr. Carrie Gordon, Mayor of Balch Springs sang the National Anthem.

Mr. Darryl Blair recognized and thanked Sam’s Club, American Airlines, Dallas Mavericks, Dallas County Schools, DART, New York Life and Kroger Stores

for their sponsorship of the VIP Breakfast. Grand Marshal, Rolando Blackman, Tim Brown, Jerry Bob Chambers, Chief Justice Dale Wainwright, Dionne Anglin, Bishop Dr. Larry McGriff & Dr. Karen Hollie McGriff, James Washington, Victor Burke, Stephen Wright, Larry Duncan, Rev. Robbie Moore, Judge Valencia Nash, Representative Barbara Mallory Caraway, and Ester Davis came out to enjoy breakfast along with other civic, city leaders and other notables. The VIP Breakfast concluded with a jaw-dropping and soul stirring and tear-jerking rendition of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr’s, “Why Jesus Called a Man a Fool” speech by 22-year old Mountain View College student and Oak Cliff Native, Nucleus Johnson.

At the conclusion of the VIP breakfast, Mr. Jordan Blair gave instructions to the Parade Marshals and the 24th Annual MLK Parade was underway!

The parade route began at the corner of Lamar and MLK and proceeded east to Robert B. Cullum Blvd, onto the grounds of Fair Park.

It took hours for the long line of

corvettes, floats, marching bands, drill team, steppers entertainers, TV and Radio personalities to drive past the crowds of thousands who watched and attended the Elite News’ 24th Annual Parade! As the procession of Parade Marshals led by Grand Marshal Rolando Blackman, drove down MLK, it appeared the parade would never end; taking more than 2 hours from start to finish!

There was not a bad place to be during the entire event! As long as you were along the parade route, you were able to see the enormous display of floats, classic vehicles, marching bands, cheerleaders, drill teams and beauty queens.

Once inside the grounds of Fair Park, visitors and spectators gathered inside the Grand Place building for the Career Festival. Inside the Grand Place building, over 60 vendors lined the walls of the Grand Place building to promote and sale their wares with the crowd of over 15,000 who wandered inside.

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Debra's Monthly Words of Wisdom: GENEROSITY Share your time, talent, and possessions with others. Understand what you have to offer. Show kindness and compassion. Express empathy for others. Understand your ability to make an impact. Be willing to accept other people. Generosity In Action: Make a list of what you are thankful for. Choose secret pals within the family. Smile and look people in the eye that are physically or mentally disable. “Rally” around a stressed family member. Family Rule: Share your time and talents with others.

Cowboys Stink up the place, who is the blame--team or coach?

By Oscar Warren An otherwise strong season came to an unfulfilling conclusion last Sunday at the Mall of America Field. Minnesota dismissed the Cowboys hopes of advancing to the NFC Championship Game for the first time in 14 years with a 34-3 mauling.

The Cowboys allowed more points to the Vikings than they did during the fourgame winning streak they carried into this game. A team that outscored opponents, 99-31, since it caught fire against the Saints, a team that hadn’t trailed in a game since Dec. 13, watched all that unravel.

The fast start the Cowboys relied on in recent weeks never materialized. The Cowboys turned the ball over and missed a field goal try on their first two possessions.

The ultimate humiliation occurred on the final play of the first half: The Dallas Cowboys couldn’t even protect Tony Romo long enough to throw a Hail Mary.

Minnesota sacked Romo six times, forced three fumbles – he lost two – and intercepted him once.

Big plays have been a crucial part of the Cowboys’ offensive identity this season. But they had only one play of more than 20 years Sunday, a 22-yard reception

by Witten in the fourth quarter. Miles Austin caught four passes for only 34 yards, his lowest output since he had only 20 yards receiving in a loss to Green Bay in November. “Yeah, I’m surprised, “ Austin said. “We didn’t play as well as we should have, and hats off to them. They played great. They were ready.”

Thirteen times, the Cowboys were tackled for a loss. Their first seven series

contained at least one negative play, in part, because the noise at Mall of America Field prevented Romo from varying his cadence – he has seven different options at home – which made the offensive line vulnerable.

This is not the day to bury Tony Romo, though many of us will. Don’t blame him for the 34-3 beat down the Cowboys received last Sunday.

Tony played well in December for the first time, earning player of the month honors, and won his first playoff game. Now, he’s ready to become one of the league’s elite quarterbacks. More important, he had an opportunity to personally watch Brett Favre show why he’s amongst the finest quarterbacks to ever play. That’s the difference between a Hall of Famer, and a player still forging his legacy.

The Cowboys stressed the importance of playing as a team all season. On last Sunday, they were outplayed on offense, defense and special teams.

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Reflection As I look back over the years, I have a few regrets; one that I was saved at a young age and failed to do what God had ordained me to do. I would have had longer to serve the Lord. Also, I regret that I didn’t have children so I could have spent more time teaching them God's ways.

Obviously I can't do anything about the past, so I'm trying to pass along what I know to my Children’s Church Ministry.

For more than six years now, God has allowed me to do exactly what He called me to do; and, I've never done anything in my life that I have enjoyed more. Of course, there were some parts I didn't enjoy, but that's true Geraldine Davidson-Hooker with anything, isn't it?

It's a good idea to examine this past year, to see if there's anything you regret. You can correct it right now. It's never too late. Make up your mind that next year will be different.

We will all face judgment one day and should be prepared. You can't do anything about the past, but you don't have to continually live in it either.

"We shall all stand before the judgment seat of God" (Romans 14:10). Happy New Year

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Prayer Closet PASTOR CLARENCE HENDERSON ELITE NEWS COLUMNIST

Confessing and forgiveness are the most important ingredients to put into our prayer life.

When confessing your sins, know that you do not have to have an emotional experience to be forgiven.

First ask then accept by faith in God’s word that he will do exactly as he says…”He is faithful Pastor and just to forgive you.”

Clarence 1 John 1:9 Henderson Unforgiveness breaks your full communication with God. It desensitizes your spiritual things. When you ask for forgiveness for yourself and those who have sinned against you, you will be set free and able to walk in a right relationship with God and man.

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Oprah Winfrey, Scott Sanders and the producing team of the Broadway smash hit The Color Purple had their opening night festivities, Tuesday January 19th at the Music Hall in Fair Park. The Musical will play through the 24th and then heads to Ft. Worth.

Nominated for eleven Tony Awards, including Best Musical, The Color Purple opened on December 1, 2005, at the Broadway Theatre, where it ran for more than two record-breaking years. It is based on the classic Pulitzer Prize winning novel by Alice Walker and the moving film by Steven Spielberg. It is the unforgettable and inspiring story of a woman named Celie, who finds the strength to triumph over adversity and discover her unique voice in the world. With a joyous Grammy nominated score featuring gospel, jazz, pop and the blues, The Color Purple is about hope and the healing power of love.

The Music Hall at Fair Park brought back by popular demand, the Color Purple to the delight of North Texas. The Color Purple is a landmark theatrical event, and

is capturing the hearts of young and old, and uniting audiences in a celebration of love. The Dallas audience on opening night was delighted with the professional, exciting singing and performances of the cast, especially the performance of the lead star who portrayed Celie, Kenita P. Miller. She was an absolute fire ball with a tremendous and amazing voice. My favorite (Jordan Blair, publisher of Elite News) was Felicia R. Fields (Sofia)…if you didn’t get a chance to see it, please do…Don’t miss it, it’s outstanding!

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Broadway’s Best-loved Musical is now Dallas’ Best loved Musical…playing the Music Hall at Fair park through January 24th, 2010.

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GREGG A. SMITH’S “BACKYARD SPOTLIGHT” Happy Birthday Mr. Vernon Garrett

Mr. Vernon Garrett was born Jan. 18, 1933 Jenkins club in Oakland and that was the beginin Omaha, Nebraska, U.S.A. On Sunday January ning. Slim hired us for Friday and Saturday 17th he celebrated his 77th birthday at R. L. night. He provided a lady on organ and drums Griffin’s Blues Palace in Sunny South Dallas. His and paid us $75 a night. He said if the crowd got friends R. L. Griffin, Gregg A. Smith, Joe Moore better he'd give us a raise. Jewel, the guitar and many others joined him for the celebration. player, and I split it even, $25 apiece. We had a It’s been a while since we reported on Mr. full sound with that guitar player and the lady on Garrett so here is his biography. He has put out the B3. People started coming and he started a recent album that is booking us to open for the big on the charts at road acts like Bobby Bland, Etta www.bluescritic.com.

James, and other big acts.

When he was 15 People liked us and we were he sang with local riding in Cadillac’s and Lincoln gospel groups like the Mercury’s! Eventually, Kent Southern Wonders.

Records heard us and put us Claude Jeter of the under contract. That's where Swan Silvertones heard we made the male/female verhim when he opened sion of "Lonely Lonely Nights". for them and the Soul We sold about 80,000 copies in Stirrers. For a short Chicago alone. We did very well time he was with the for several years together. We Swan Silvertones. were so successful we even "Then I left and went built our own 32 unit apartment into the service. I was building. Then Jewel got sick Vernon Garrett aboard the USS with breast cancer. She did well Sarsfield EDD 837 in after the operation, but eventuthe Korean war. We worked all over the Atlantic ally the cancer spread to her lungs and she and as far as Guam. We worked with the first US passed away. I was so despondent I stopped my atomic sub, the USS Nautilus, out of Key West career. I just drove back between L.A. and San Florida. All around Cuba, Guantanamo Bay, Francisco and drank a lot. I wasn't broke, I waswhere the rough waters are..... I stayed in n't looking for anything, and I just didn't know Omaha for about three months after I got out of what to do. I was back in San Francisco in the the service and joined a vocal group called The Pickwick hotel downtown. I don't know if I was Mixers. In Los Angeles the hot talent show at dreaming had a vision or what. I felt I was very that time was run by Johnny Otis at the Club much awake. It was my wife. I buried her in a Oasis every Thursday night..... That's how I turquoise blue gown and there she was. She started singing on my own. From there I met a asked me what was I doing there when God group called The Sliders. They needed a lead gave me the talent to sing and I knew that singer and I joined their group. We became a what's she wanted me to do. That was it. I went very well known group in L.A. along with the downstairs, checked out, got in my car stayed Hollywood Flames, The Penguins, The Fortunes on the highway for about an hour, cried, got and other groups. We did a recording called myself together and drove back into L.A. Al "Love is Like a Mountain" for George Garabinia. Bell, Longtime Stax producer also had me on his Gene Mumford hired away our tenor for Billy ICA label. Monk Higgins found a song for me, Ward and The Dominoes. That was the end of "I'm at The Crossroads I Got a Choice to Make" our group and I was back on my own again. I written by jazz guitarist Freddie Robinson. At was working as a solo vocalist when I met my the time I was at a crossroads myself. My girlwife Jewel. She wanted to sing with me but I friend wanted to know if I was going to stay continued as a solo for awhile. Finally, she went with her or go back to my new wife. I really liked on a talent show and won second prize. That that song. It took us about 12 hours to cut it, was my first chance to really hear her sing and but when we were done we had a good record. she handled it very well. That's when we It started happening in the last part of 1978 and became the team of Vernon and Jewel. We went on into 1979 and it's still going on. That's started working together in a little club in the song most people know me by and the one Compton California every weekend. People paid they want to hear. It did great in Chicago, St 50 cents to get in. I was playing drums and Louis, all over. Made the top 20 in Jet Magazine. singing and another guy was singing with us, That was my biggest seller. I'm still working King Solomon. They liked us so well I got off the behind that record. I consider myself a rhythm drums and we really became a fully fledged and blues, ballad, and blues singer. Back when I team. Illinois Jacquet, the jazz saxophonist, was doing talent shows I was doing top 40 stuff. owned the Network recording label and heard The only gospel I have recorded was that one about us through his brother in-law. He had his with the Swans. I write every so often. When an brother Russell put us under contract and take idea comes to me I'll write a song, but mostly I us in the studio. The first song we recorded was depend on other songwriters. I haven't had "You're Going to be Paid for the Way You much chance to record my own stuff yet. "Doors Treated Me".We were a team. Times were tough of My Heart" on Too Hip to Be Happy is one of at first. Finally, we did a guest shot at Slim mine."

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Where: Grand H all, 1 7 0 0 V eterans M emorial P kwy, Lanc as ter, T exas (next to Lanc as ter H igh Sc hool) Topics include: Y outh Bas eball, Bas eball Rec ruiting, C ollege Searc h, N C A A A dmis s ion guidelines , P ro Sc outing, M arketing to C ollege C oac hes , Bas eball training Guest Speaker * T almage Bos ton-T rial lawyer and nationally renowned bas eball expert/ T exas Bas eball H all of Fame induc tee Guest Panel * Rus ty Gerhardt-former M .L.B. P itc her-San Diego P adres and c urrent M LB Sc outing Bureau A rea Supervis or * Fras er H olmes -H ead Bas eball C oac h-U nivers ity of Dallas * David A llen-H ead Bas eball C oac h-Lanc as ter H igh Sc hool * Kevin M urray-former M ilwaukee Brewer * C het Brooks -2 T ime Super Bowl C hampion * E as ter Gabriel-U S T rac k C hampion/T exas Blac k H all of Fame induc tee * N ic k M os es -s c out-Los A ngeles A ngels * Bryan C lark-former M ajor League P itc her-T oronto Blue Jays * Daniel H eefner-H ead Bas eball C oac h of N ationally ranked Dallas Baptis t U nivers ity * Bill C arls on-former San Franc is c o Giant

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Zandria R. Fullylove January 23, Mae Collins January 23 an Kamryn A. Fullylove 3 yrs. old Jan. 17; and Rhonda Johnson January 19.

Happy Anniversary to all the lovebirds!

Only renew or replace your driver license at Downtown Dallas office.

The DPS Driver License office located in the City of Dallas office building in downtown Dallas (1500 Marilla South) will no longer issue original driver licenses or identification cards, or process out-of-state transfers starting Monday, Nov. 9, 2009. Customers needing a new driver license or identification card will need to visit another DPS office. Customers needing to renew their driver license or identification card or to replace one can still visit the Downtown Dallas office. For a listing of DPS Driver License offices, please see the DPS website at www.txdps.state.tx.us and click on Driver License and Online Services.

Now - January 31, 2010 — The South Dallas Cultural Center will present an exciting new artist in the Arthello Beck Gallery. Ejay Moore is new to the Dallas art scene but has the pasion of a veteran. She says, " I paint because I have to. There are ideas dwelling within my psyche that long to be expressed and I simply don't have room to house them all. I want to share them with the world."

January 23 — Seats are filling fast.... we welcome you to celebrate 4 years of dynamic ministry in motion with Ordered Steps Productions during our annual anniversary celebration: "Experience the Praise!" January 23,

2010; 4 pm Sharp; Trinity Christian Worship Center; 3300 Gus Thomasson Road - Mesquite, (Behind Toys R Us).

Join us & our awesome special guests for an evening of song, dance & praise!

Don't forget to RSVP... admission is FREE, however seating is limited. We'd love to share this special day with you!

"Roosevelt High School Brotherhood Day" on Business Initiator; Time: January 23, 2010 from 8:30am to 12:30pm; Location: Franklin D. Roosevelt High School; Organized By: Mr. Kevin Nesmith; Event Description:; Good Morning Community Partner; Brotherhood Day (on January 23, 2010) and Sisterhood Day (on January 30, 2010) are events we are developing to promote positive focus in our students, parents, faculty, and community members. A part of that effort will include breakout sessions that will allow specific age groups to discuss topics relevant to their roles in our schools and the community. See more details and RSVP on Business Initiator: http://businessinitiator.ning.com January 24 — We the Hopewell Missionary Baptist Church would like to cordially invite you to come out and help us to lift up the name of Jesus!!!! Please come out and help us celebrate our Annual Friends and Family Day. Come to the house of the Lord, where the word of God is preached, love flows openly, and people rejoice in their bonds of friendship and family. Date: Sunday, January 24, 2010; Time: 10:45 am; Place: Hopewell Missionary Baptist Church Heartbeats for Haiti, a benefit concert for Haiti happening this Sunday, Jan. 24 at the Prophet Bar in Dallas, 2513 Main St., from 5:30 pm to 1 am, featuring a world of music by 8 of Dallas' top bands and 7 dance groups, doing all we can to raise all we can as our donation to the cause and all proceeds go to the Int. Red Cross for

Haitian relief. There is a $5. donation at the door.

FIFTEEN OF DALLAS’ MOST ELIGIBLE BACHELORS COME TOGETHER TO RAISE MONEY FOR CHIARITY. A diverse group of professional men of all ages have agreed to come together to raise money for TeCo’s arts education programs. The Bachelor Auction Fundraiser will take place at the Bishop Arts Theater Center on January 23, 2010.

WFAA’s Brett Shipp will host the event.

The Bachelor Auction Fundraiser will begin at 7:30 pm with a VIP Champagne Reception at 6:00 pm. Starting bids will begin at $100. Tickets are $35 in advance and $50 at the door and can be purchased online at www.tecotheater.org February 5 — 28 IRMA P. HALL RETURNS TO AART STAGE IN HAVING OUR SAY: THE DELANY SISTERS’ FIRST 100 YEARS; The African American Repertory Theater (AART) presents Emily Mann's "Having Our Say: The Delany Sisters’ First 100 Years,” the true oral history of two African American sisters, who both lived to be over 100 years old, and told all about it in a bestselling memoir that also became a hit Broadway play. The play, directed by William (Bill) Earl Ray, opens Friday, February 5, 2010 and runs through Sunday, February 28, at the DeSoto Corner Theatre, 211 E. Pleasant Run, DeSoto, Texas. A special Preview Performance will be presented on Thursday, February 4 at 7:30 p.m.

Performances are Friday and Saturday evenings at 7:30 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday matinees at 2:30 p.m.

February 20 — National Sorority of Phi Delta Kappa, Inc. Alpha Rho Chapter Black History Program will be Saturday, February 20, 2010. The program begins 12 noon. Florence Middle School located at 1625 Masters Street. This years Theme is “ Keeping the Legacy Alive” Come and enjoy an outstanding pro-

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February 28 — Dallas - Get ready to be inspired, enlightened and joyfully entertained when you attend Empower Me at the House of Blues, a family event benefiting Empower African Children, a Dallas-based, non-profit organization that is transforming the lives of orphaned and vulnerable children through the power of innovative education. Empower Me, set for Sunday, February 28 at 12:30 p.m., will feature a full performance by our Spirit of Uganda dance troupe, silent and live auction.

There will also be interactive activities with the Ugandan performers and our American children—dancing and drumming lessons, mingling and singing. For ticket and event information, and to learn more about Empower African Children and Spirit of Uganda, please visit http://www.empowerafricanchildren.org April 11, 2010 — The Elks Teen Programs: The Oratorical Contest is for students in the 11th and 12th grade and the Beauty and Talent Pageant is students and young adults, ages 16-20 years old. Both of these events will be held on April 11, 2010 at the Dallas Black Academy of Arts and Letters, applicants must apply by January 20, 2010 by contacting Daniels Cross Elks Lodge at 2444 S. Zang, Dallas, TX 75224, (214 943-0021 after 6:00PM) or by contacting George Coleman at 214 499-0088.

2010 African American Events at UT Arlington February 11: African-American Issues Forum – Preserving AA History & Culture; Mr. Donald Payton, Dallas Black Genealogical Association

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Franklin D. Roosevelt Boys Leadership Trip Dress Shirts & Ties for 30 Roosevelt Boys Mustangs, I am extremely proud to report that more than enough Dress Shirts & Ties were taken up to the school prior to today's trip.

Velt alumni from all over contacted us to support this Leadership trip to SMU. Mr. Kevin Nesmith has expressed his gratitude on behalf of the school, himself, and the young men in attendance.

So much support came in that we have addiFranklin D. Roosevelt Boys Leadership Trip Participants. tional funds left over!!

Woo Hoo!!! Thanks to incredible donations sisters. Students will be present from every

by Shannon Phillips (20 shirts & ties), Ronell school in Roosevelt's feeder pattern and an Peters (5), Roderick Johnson/Bethesda open invitation is extended to any young Community Church (5), Ira Terrell (3), Eddie women & men from the community.

To ensure that both programs are an Walker (2), Dr. Lew Blackburn (2), and a overwhelming success, if you are connected host of single sponsors.

I want to apologize to those alumni that to any youth groups, please bring the kids wanted to meet me to pick up their individ- by the school for such a seminal event. ual donations. I just couldn't be everywhere Alumni volunteers are needed to participate all at once. There were at least seven of you in each event; both male & female. We that expressed a desire to give to this pro- need you!!!

NOTE: The breakout sessions will last motion, but due to my work schedule, were not able to give. We have other programs for forty – five minutes and will have three coming up that are equally worthy of alum- age groups: 6 – 11, 12 – 18, and 18 and up.

Please contact Mr. Kevin Nesmith if you can ni support and participation.

This Saturday, January 23rd, 2010, participate in any fashion. If all you have is Roosevelt will host their first ever one hour to give, then we need it. If you Brotherhood Day summit for all the young want to speak to the kids, let us know that men at Velt. Next Saturday, January 30th, too. If you cannot be there physically, but 2010, Roosevelt will host its 1st Ladies of want to give in another way, let us know that Distinction Women's Summit for the young too. WE NEED YOU TO SUCCEED!!!

January 22, 2010

Giving Back

The Church of the Living God, under the leadership of Bishop C.C. Berry, Jr., located at 1112 S. Ewing, Dallas, Texas presented David Chayer, Chief Operating Officer of the American Red Cross with a check in the amount of $2009.00; the check was presented by Patrick Jackson, Trustee and Sharon Middlebrooks.

Members of the congregation stated that we are fortunate to have Bishop Berry as our leader and we enjoy how he teaches us on the importance of giving and how it is a blessing to be a blessing, therefore, we felt compelled to help our brothers and sisters in Haiti in their time of crisis.

DALLAS MAVERICKS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

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Opponent Time @ New York 12:00pm vs Milwaukee 7:30pm @ Phoenix 9:30pm vs Portland 7:00pm Opponent Time @ Utah 8:00pm vs Golden State 7:30pm

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I had a feeling early Sunday morning that the Dallas Cowboys season was about to come to an end along with San Diego, when I turned on ESPN. When Tom Jackson, Keyshon Johnson and then Leon Simon Pre game crew was almost unanimous in their praise for the Chargers and Cowboys. That group of guys and their leader Chris Berman are about as good at picking winning teams as Joe Louis was at picking winners at a fight. As good a fighter as Joe was he couldn’t pick the winner of a fight if he saw the Doctor getting in the ring to stop it, he wouldn’t know which fighter was in trouble.

The Cowboys took a good whipping at the hands of the 2 ½ point favorite Minnesota Vikings. That usually happens when a team gets wound up real tight to win a game, instead of getting prepared to go to war for 60min. The down side of the former is every thing has to go according to the game plan to keep you at that euphoric state the first negative play an there is panic an eventually discuss followed by give up. On the other hand if you go in with the only expectation to squabble for 60 hard minutes, then you are not as prone to get blown out as the Boyz did or quit. That why good coaches try not to break routines and keep things at as low an emotional pitch as possible. The same fate befell the Cardinal on Saturday. Emotional pitches and high expectation burn more energy than running a marathon, an probable twice as draining.

This not a formula for winning its just one for longevity.

On another front, for lack of performance 4 High schools could be closing. I don’t want to anger former students, but this could be the best thing to happen to Disd athletics since integration. Kimble, Pinkston, Roosevelt, and Seagoville. With the exception of Pinkston, the rest of those schools are part of an over crowded southern sector. The southern sector of Dallas is the second largest school district in Texas second only to Houston.

The powers that be over loaded mainly Oak Cliff to nullify the athletic talent in Oak Cliff.

Now that there are no children

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NOTES FROM UNION HOPE “Demonstrated in Acts of Healing” Our Lesson for church School was “Demonstrated in Acts of Healing” Matt.9:27-34 Matt.11:2-6.

Jesus proved that He was the Son of God by demonstrations of healing that fulfilled Isa.42:6-7. Two blind men approached Jesus with a request to Eld. Lloyd receive their sight; they T. Morgan followed him into a house where Jesus asked them did they believe that he was able to this. The question of God’s ability to heal is never “can he” but can we believe him, they replied “Yes Lord” the master touched and healed them. They were told not to tell what he had done but these men couldn’t keep it to themselves. If the Lord has been good to us we ought to tell it!

He delivers a man dumb and possessed with a devil, and the haters said he did it

by the power of the prince of devils. It was true of Jesus and will be true in the believers life there will always be those that refuse to believe the great things that the Lord does in the life of the believer. John in prison wanted to be assured that Jesus was who he thought he was sent his disciples to ask him that probing question “Are you the one that should come, or should we look for another” Jesus answered him with Isa.42:6-7. Jesus by demonstrations proved he was the Christ. Our morning message was delivered by Eld.Louis Amerson from the subject “Trust in God for deliverance” Ps.37:1-6. This is a Psalm of David expressing his confidence in the deliverance of God; we should have our own song of deliverance. When trouble arises in our life we must know as assuredly as David that if we trust in the Lord he will deliver in his own time his own way.

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Rollin With A Brotha’ Welcome to tha weekend Baaaaby!

Remember, there are two ways to help the Haitian People with donations... The American Red Cross by texting Haiti to 90999 or WyClef Jeans organization YELE Haiti, by texting YELE to 501501...

We've done something with Wyclef and plan on Kevan contributing thru the Red Browning Cross. The charge is 10 dollars for "ARC" and Five Dollars for Wyclefs Yele charged to your phone bill. My partner Blood Hound Benny says Wyclef, who's Haitian is under a lot of pressure..

He reportedly went off back stage on one of his helpers, who did not get his drink fast enough at the Peoples choice awards...

Super congrats to Wade Phillips Wade Phillips and the Dallas Cowboys on a great season... We finally have something to really build on. My daughter Danielle for the first time in her life got excited this year about the boys. She's 18 and it's been since she was 4 or 5 since the Boyz won a playoff game! Have a great summer fellas, you deserve it!

Is the Tiger Woods situation going from bad to worse... What could be worse than a broken home, 15 or so mistresses blabbing, multi-millions lost thru endorsements and

play???? Well probably nothing, but Tiger Woods did not need to be photographed at a Sex Clinic.

Can we give this man some peace(I know the answer).

Tiger has admitted he Tiger Woods has a Sex Addiction and now he's seeking treatment!

Hope it's not one of those "Methadone detox" clinics, where they wean you gradually or substitute something else!... I don't even wanna think about it, but Tiger is in Hattiesburg Mississippi getting treatment... Who would have imagined that the place to go for world class sex therapy was Hattiesburg? All kidding aside, I wish Tiger luck and peace in his life.Conan Obrien is out on Channel 5 late nights and Jay Leno is in...I like both guys, but Conan was kinda a breath of fresh air and when he lands on Fox later this year, I will be watching...By the way Conan got a 45 Million Dollar severance package and give his staff 12 Million as their package... Now that's a Carsonian move! Looking for a Hollywood Mansion??? Christina Aguilera's Hollywood Hills pad has been reduced from 8 Million to a cool 6.25 million. For the price you get the 1200 square foot master bedroom and the in home Theater, of course... Of Course! Happy Birthday to YOU and Celebs this week: James Earl Jones, 79, Muhammad Ali is 68, Dolly Parton is 64, George Foreman is 62, Jim Carrey 48, Hakeem Olajuwon 47, Kid Rock and Shawn Wayans is 39! Thanks for Rollin With A Brotha in the Elite news and online at www.DFWelitenews.com

Sports, Continued from Page 9 In the Cliff, you have a lot of half empty school bldgs. Roosevelt and Madison are 3a schools, that’s not enough students to pay the light bill.

Over half of their games are out of town be cause there are no 3a schools in the inner-city. That travel is an expense DISD don’t need. Divide those students among the existing schools and maybe they can be more competitive academically as well as athletically.

For those of you that think Athletic don’t count, you probably stayed up all-night on December 24. Waiting for some fat guy in a

red suit to bring you some thing free. Check with Notre Dame, Miami, Ohio State, Texas etc. let them tell you why the Football stadium is the largest facility on campus. and how many new building those $17 million bowl coalition games contributed to. And why teams are cheating to get in the coalition.

Winning also give the kids more School pride and another reason to want to go to school. Why do you think these small towns put the name and School record on the most visible object in town. The water tower.

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Parade, Continued from Page 4 Blair provided the afternoon’s entertainment with local artists from Dallas - Ft. Worth and surrounding cities.

The “Prince of Pop”, Mr. Michael Ray wowed the crowd with his stunning and realistic impersonation of Michael Jackson, the renowned, “King of Pop”.

While 8 year old, Leonard Lyons won 1st place in the Michael Jackson

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impersonator contest, followed by 8 year old George Hall and third place finisher, Dameon.

It is estimated that more than 250,000 people witnessed the 24th Annual MLK parade this year, exceeding last year’s attendance of 225,000.

Many thanks to the ladies from Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority who served and prepared lunch for the

marching bands who participated in the parade. Thanks to the many, many volunteers who came out to help and support. A very special, “thank you” to officer Busby and the Dallas Police Department for your hard work in directing traffic , crowd control and for helping to keep the peace!

Kudos to the entire Elite News

Staff! Thank you for the countless hours you spent helping to coordinate and plan this event.

Lastly, “thank you” to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.! The ultimate dreamer!

The Drum Major for Justice!

Thank you for having the courage to dream! And thank you for dreaming out loud. Because of you, we too, can dream!

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National expert in diversity partnerships and MWBE hiring and contracting expands Dallas area operations Founder Maftin Burrell retained as consultant to American Airlines Center (Dallas, TX) - Martin Burrell, leading national expert on minority and womenowned business programs announced today the expansion of The Burrell Group. The firm, which provides consulting services and solutions to assist organizations in achieving diversity goals as well as the establishment of minority and women owned business partnerships, has created an environmental assessment division which will work directly with the construction industry. ln addition, Burrell is assuming a full time role in the dayto-day operations of The Burrell Group while being retained as a consultant for American Airlines Center.

For years, Burrell's programs have been hailed as models that enhance the participation of small, minority and women owned businesses in the competitive marketplace.

For the past 11 years, Burrell has supervised MWBE efforts for the American Airlines Center project. Previously, Burrellworked for Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) and the City of Dallas where he had similar responsibilities.

"The Burrell Group offers over 25 years of experience in economic development, public affairs, community affairs and minority business development," said Burrell, "We will provide our clients with solutions in the

areas of public outreach, Equal Opportunity Employment Programs and in environmental assessment services." Officials with American Airlines Center announced that Burrellwill be the MWBE consultant for the facility.

"Martin is one of the architects of community wide Fair Share Agreement," said Brad Mayne CEO of Center Operating Company, the firm that operates American Airlines Center, "Martin achieved successful results here at American Airlines Center, especially during the construction phase when he and his team actually exceeded City of Dallas diversity goals and requirements. Through Martin's efforts over 34 percent of the contracts awarded during construction were awarded to certified minority and womenowned businesses. We are pleased Martin will remain as a key consultant for American Airlines Center in assisting us to continue our commitment to our whole community," Mayne added.

"With projects that have participation goals, we approach the expectations in a slightly different manner," said Burrell.

"Dallas set a 26 percent goal. We considered that to be a minimum level to achieve rather than the 'ceiling' on MWBE contracts."

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DEMOCRACY TOOLBOX 2010 DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY CANDIDATES

OVERVIEW & GOOD LEGAL CLINICS Nearly all Democracy Toolbox clients have worked in the community for one year or more as part of their campaigning. All clients were asked to do volunteer community service throughout the year, not just campaign. The point is that one ought to be a public servant before being elected a public servant. One ought to give before asking for votes.

As part of the Democracy Toolbox program, candidates participated in over 100 events – attending meetings of clubs and organizations, volunteering, walking in marches against domestic violence and for better health, sponsoring events of the Dallas and Irving NAACP branches, the Greater Dallas Urban League, the Dallas Black Academy of Arts and Letters, the African American Museum and many other groups, contributing to scholarship funds, speaking to students, and the like. Several candidates also engaged in teaching, mentoring and board service as part of their own ongoing community activities.

The signature Democracy Toolbox service project for the year was the establishment of Good Legal Clinics. This series of free clinics and seminars is an offshoot of the C.A.W. Clark Legal Clinics that are held monthly at Good Street Baptist Church. This was the 20th anniversary of the Good Street Baptist Church series, and founders Barbara Steele and Judge Cleo Steele challenged our group to work with them in putting on at least 20 clinics countywide to celebrate the anniversary.

We completed our 20th clinic at the 2009 KwanzaFest, with our presentation of LegalFest at the event. Our topics for the year included “Living Wills and Medical Power of Attorney,” providing these important documents, which tell doctors and loved ones your medical wishes if you are seriously ill or injured, free of charge to citizens. We were able to provide these valuable documents to approximately 2500 people throughout the year. We also covered “Second Chances in Criminal Justice,” a seminar that shared information about various diversion programs available from the Dallas County criminal justice system, such as the DIVERT and Re‐Entry drug court programs and the Road and Bridge program, as well as information about deferred adjudication facts‐vs‐fiction. Another topic was “Juvenile Justice – What Parents and Children Need to Know.” As we continue the series in 2010, we will cover the above topics and also add a seminar on child custody and child support issues.

INDIVIDUAL CANDIDATE PROFILES JUDGE BILL MAZUR – 304TH JUVENILE DISTRICT COURT Judge Bill Mazur has presided over the 304th Juvenile District Court since being elected in 2006.

This court is one of two Dallas County courts dedicated to juvenile justice matters.

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than 30 years. He was also an associate Judge for the City of Grand Prairie for 15 years, and a professor of political science at Tarrant County College.

Judge Mazur has earned a reputation for out‐of‐the‐box thinking and involvement in juvenile justice beyond his own courtroom. Judge Mazur has implemented programs such as Project Spotlight, a partnership with every municipal police department in Dallas County to provide better police protection in communities combined with probation officers working closely with at risk youth to reduce juvenile crime.

The Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative has also helped reduced criminal recidivism among Dallas County’s youth.

He was recently appointed to the Texas Public Private Partnership Commission, charged with redesigning the Texas foster care system.

He also serves as a member of the Dallas County Juvenile Board and the Grand Prairie Children First Board.

Judge Mazur is a member of the Dallas County Democratic Party Leadership Council and he is endorsed by leaders such as Commissioner John Wiley Price, Senator Royce West, District Attorney Craig Watkins, and many others.

Website: www.billmazur.org

ATTORNEY DAVEY LAMB – FOR 203RD CRIMINAL DISTRICT COURT Attorney Davey Lamb is seeking to become the next Judge of the 203rd Criminal District Court, which handles felony criminal matters.

Lamb is currently in private criminal law Attorney Davey Lamb practice, and he has over 30 years of criminal law experience.

He has handled thousands of felony criminal cases, including over 100 jury trials, in Dallas County courts.

Lamb is a graduate of the SMU Dedman School of Law. Lamb is attuned to innovations in criminal justice that address the root causes of crime, and he plans to make use of diversion programs once elected.

Lamb has received wide support for his candidacy, including defense attorneys and prosecutors, former and retired judges, probation officers, bailiffs, elected officials and citizens. He is endorsed by Commissioner John Wiley Price, Representative Yvonne Davis, Dallas City Councilwoman Pauline Medrano, Dallas Mayor Pro Tem Dwaine Caraway, community activist Joyce Ann Brown, the Probation Officers Union and many others.

Lamb is a longtime Democrat in Dallas County. He is a former precinct chair, a former intern for U.S. Congressman Jim Mattox, and a former Democratic Nominee for the Texas House of Representatives.

His service activities include volunteering for Good Legal Clinics and serving as a mentor for Little People of America. He is a former president of the Exchange Club of East Dallas, a service club that helps underprivileged children.

Website: www.daveylamb.com

JUDGE TINA YOO – FOR DALLAS COUNTY CRIMINAL COURT 8 Criminal attorney and Municipal Judge Tina Yoo is running for Dallas County Criminal Court 8, which is a misdemeanor court.

Judge Yoo offers over 14 years of criminal law experience, as well as judiJudge Tina Yoo cial experience with the City of Hutchins and the City of Dallas. She is currently a criminal attorney in private practice. She worked for 11 years as a prosecutor in the Dallas County District Attorney’s Office.

Judge Yoo also speaks and teaches on criminal law topics both locally and nationally, including with the Dallas Police Academy and the National White Collar Crime Center.

Judge Yoo has been active in professional and community service for many years. She has served as an Attorney Advisor for the Small Business Administration. She is a current member of the Dallas Bar Association, the J.L. Turner Legal Association and the Dallas Asian American Bar Association. She is also a member of Rotary International, the Korean‐American Coalition DFW Chapter and the DFW Asian American Citizens Council.

In 2009, Judge Yoo volunteered for Good Legal Cinics and co‐founded North Texas Asian Democrats, a new club that serves Dallas, Denton, Collin and Tarrant County Democrats.

Judge Yoo is well regarded in the Democratic Party and was the 2008 Democratic Nominee for the 5th District Court of Appeals, a race she nearly won. She is endorsed many citizens, attorneys, precinct chairs, the Probation Officers Union, and elected officials including Commissioner John Wiley Price, DISD Trustee Adam Medrano, City Councilman Dwaine Caraway, Former District Judge H. Ron White, former Dallas J.P. Cleo Steele, and many more.

Website: www.judgetinayoo.com

JUDGE CASS CALLAWAY – FOR DALLAS COUNTY CRIMINAL COURT OF APPEALS 1 Criminal attorney and Municipal Judge Cass Callaway is seeking to become the next Judge of Dallas County Criminal Court of Appeals 1, a misdemeanor criminal court that also hears Judge Cass Callaway appeals from other misdemeanor courts.

Judge Callaway offers ideal legal credentials for this bench. He has trial and appellate experience in hundreds of cases. He has extensive experience with Class C misdemeanors, the most common type of case handled by County Criminal Court of Appeals 1. Judge Callaway will also bring broad, multi‐county experience to this bench, as his criminal practice spans several North Texas counties.

Judge Callaway has been active in state and local Democratic politics for most of his adult life. He worked as a volunteer on the Gov.

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Ann Richards campaign and was on the staff of former Dallas Mayor Ron Kirk’s U.S. Senate campaign. Most recently he was a volunteer Election Protection Attorney for the Obama presidential campaign.

Judge Callaway is a volunteer for Good Legal Clinics and also does pro bono legal work as part of his criminal law practice. He is endorsed by hundreds of citizens, attorneys, activists such as Joyce Ann Brown, the Probation Officers Union, as well as by elected officials including Commissioner John Wiley Price, Representative Rafael Anchia, City Council members Dwaine Caraway, Tennell Atkins and Vonciel Jones Hill, former U.S. Congressman Chris Bell, and many others.

Website: www.callawayforjudge.com

ATTORNEY & FORMER STATE REPRESENTATIVE DALE TILLERY – FOR 134TH CIVIL DISTRICT COURT Lifelong Democrat, longtime Dallas civil attorney and former Texas State Representative Dale Tillery is running for Judge of the 134th Civil District Court.

This is a State District Court that handles a wide range of civil matters such Attorney Dale Tillery as personal injury cases and general commercial litigation cases.

Tillery has over 25 years of civil legal experience and operates his own law firm. In addition to his normal legal work, Tillery dedicates a portion of his practice to pro bono work. He is one of very small percentage of attorneys who has achieved certification in both Civil Trial Law and Personal Injury Trial Law by thr Texas Board of Legal Specialization. Tillery has handled hundreds of civil cases including approximatley 40 civil appellate cases and 4 Texas Supreme Court cases.

Tillery was elected four times as a Democrat to serve in the Texas House of Representatives, serving from 1994 to 2002, focusing on a range of issues including children’s and teachers' health insurance, retired teachers pension benefits, urban affairs, affordable housing, juvenile and family law, civil court practices and Texas Constitution reform. Tillery served as the Chairman of the Pension & Investments Committee. He won “Legislator of the Year” and “Freshman Legislator of the Year” awards from the Texas Parent Teacher Association (PTA), the Texas Conference of Police & Sheriffs and the Texas State Association of Firefighters, respectively, during his tenure.

Tillery was a volunteer for Good Legal Clinics in 2009. He has been a volunteer coach for the Garland Pee Wee Football Association and for ASA and USSSA girls softball for over 14 years.

Tillery is endorsed by Democratic officials including Commissioner John Wiley Price, Senator Royce West, State Representatives Robert Miklos, Rafael Anchia, Roberto Alonzo, Kirk England , Terri Hodge and Yvonne Davise, the AFL‐CIO Dallas Chapter, and many others.

Website: www.tilleryforjudge.com

January 22, 2010

Greater New St. John Primitive Baptist Church

30 years of Experience

2529 56th Street Dallas, Tx 75241 214-372-4076 Sunday School.....8:45 am Morning Services...10 am “Keeping the main thing...the main thing and that’s Jesus Christ”

Transmission Service 3030 Cedar Crest BLVD. Dallas, TX 75203 214-943-8919 • 214-943-8242

Harrell’s Jumbo

HURD’S BARBER SHOP

Catfish & Shrimp

“We Need Your Head In Our Business”

1122 W. Camp Wisdom

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Munger Ave. Baptist Church

Reba Harrell

“Your Church Home In Dallas”

3919 Munger Ave./Dallas, Texas 75204 (214) 824-8312

Sunday School.........9:30 am Sunday Morning Worship...11:00 am Wednesday Mid Week Service Sunshie Bible Stud...10:00 am Fellowship Dinner.......5:20 pm Prayer Meeting-Bible Study...........6:30-8:30 pm Youth Bible Study & Rehearsal......7:00 -8:30 pm

Dallas, Texas 75232

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Ph: (972) 228-0540 Monday-Saturday 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Antioch Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church 7550 South Hampton Road Dallas, Texas 75232 972-228-2420 (office) 972-228-2584 (fax) website: www.afmbc.org “We Build People”

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“Sensational” St. Paul AME Church 2420 Metropolitan Avenue Dallas, TX 75215-3534 Ch. Office: 214-421-1344 www.spame.net

Office Hours 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM Monday - Thursday Closed - Friday Sunday Morning Worship Experience 7:30 AM - Worship I 8:45 AM Church School 10:00 AM - Worship II

Rev. Wade Charles Davis

The Lord Our Righteousness

Dr. Karry D. Wesley, Pastor

1119 Harlow Lane Duncanville, Texas 75137 214-779-7847 felechiajones@yahoo.com

Wednesday Noonday Bible Study 7:00 PM Worship on Wednesday

God First Missionary Baptist Church

Services: Thursday’s ~ 7:00 p.m.

A Call to Glorious Daughters and the Sons of Zion.

Isaiah 62:1

Rev. Jesse Jones, Pastor

January 22, 2010

SMITH CHAPEL AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH “EXCELLENCE (GOD) IS THE WAY”

Enjoy “The Fullness of Him”

4202 South Westmoreland Road Dallas, Texas (214) 339-0400-Pastor’s Study (214) 339-0402-Church

Prophetess Felechia Jones

Rev. Juan N. Tolliver Senior Pastor

Church School...... 8:30 am St. Paul AME Service Center 2300 Metropolitan Avenue Worship Service...... 10:00 am Pastor’s Bible Study... 7 pm Wed.

Services Sunday School......9:15 a.m.

Morning Worship & Youth Church.....10:30 a.m.

Wednesday Bible Class........7:30 p.m.

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Rev. Darrell G. Caldwell, Sr.—Pastor 2406 Childs Street Dallas, Texas 75203 Phone: 214-948-9482 Fax: 214-948-7191 Email: smithchapelame@sbcglobal.net Rev. Darrell G. Sunday Worship Services @ 8:30 am & 11:00 am Sunday School @ 9:45 am Caldwell Prayer & Bible Study - Wednesday @ 7:00 pm

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Pleasant Hill Missionary Baptist Church

Marsalis Avenue Missionary Baptist Church 2723 S. Marsalis Ave. Dallas, Texas 75216 Church: 214-943-6007 9:00 am Sunday School 10:30 am Morning Worship 7:00 pm Prayer/Praise Worship

Terry White Pastor/Teacher

1636 Masters Drive Dallas, Texas, 75217 Phone: (972) 289 – 1190 Sunday School : - 8:30 Sunday Morning Worship: 10:00 am Weekly Bible Study: Mon. & Wed. 7:00 pm Rev. Kennon L. Tenison, “Standing On The Word Of God” Senior Pastor Joshua 1:8

Greater Cornerstone Missionary Baptist Church

Community Baptist

8350 Forest Lane Dallas, Texas 214-349-7701 7:30 am Early Morning Worship 9:00 am Sunday School 10:30 am Morning Worship

Church 2920 Fordham Rd. Dr. David Wilson

The Rock Of Salvation Missionary

Rev. Ricky Lawton

4129 Idaho Avenue Dallas, Texas 75219 (214) 374-3860 9:30 a.m. – Sunday School 10:45 a.m. – Worship Rev. R.G. Simmons, Pastor

Dallas, Texas 214-428-3200 9:30 am Sunday School

Rev. S.T. Tuston

2217 56th Street Dallas, Texas 75241 Ph: (214) 374-6441 Fax: (214) 374-6490 9:30 am Sunday School 11: 00am Morning Worship

Mount Horeb Baptist Church

Pleasant Zion Baptist Church

601 Kaufman St. Waxahachie, Texas 75165 972-937-6579 Sunday School....9:15 am Morning Worship...10:45 an Wednesday Night...7:00 pm Pastor Emeritus C. O. Smith

1910 N. St. Augustine Road Dallas, Texas 75217 Ph: (972) 285-6359

Pastor Tedrick J. Woods

2251 Lawrence Dallas, Texas 75216 214-428-0462 8:00 & 10:00 am Worship

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Eld. Lloyd T. Morgan, Sr.

Rev. H.L. Ward

Sunday School Time: 9:45am Each 2nd & 4th Sunday Jesus is Still Blessing

Dr. Darin Falls

Golden Chain Church

Rev. A.C. Toney, Pastor

Sunday Worship: 8 am & 10:30 am Youth Church: 10:30 am (2nd & 3rd Sun.) Intercessory Prayer: 11 am - 12noon (Tues. & Thurs.)

Rev. Andre’ Byrd Sr. Bible Study: 7 pm (Wed.)

2206 Harlandale Ave. Dallas, TX 75216 Church: 213-372-3828 9:30 am - Sunday School 10:30 am - Sun. Morning Worship 6:00 pm - Wednesday Bible Service 11 am to 5 pm - Friday Counseling

R.E.S.T. Ministries

Pastor: Delton T. Boyd Asst. Pastor: Donnell Jones 711 E. Camp Wisdom Road Duncanville, Tx. 75139 972.291.5416

5023 Wadsworth Dallas, Texas Church 214-372-0280

Metropolitan Tabernacle Baptist Church

Rose of Sharon

Rev. Dr. W.C. Champion

6060 No. Central Expwy. 5th Floor Dallas, Texas Phone: (903) 413-9564 Website: www.gospellighthouseministries.com

2025 W. Wheatland Rd • Dallas, Texas 75232 Phone: (972) 224-5000 www.newcovenantdallas.org

Rev. C.L. Taylor

Dallas District Christian Methodist Episcopal Church Presiding Elder Dallas/Ft. Worth Region Christian Methodist Episcopal Church 1616 East Illinois Ave Dallas, Texas 75216 Ph. (214) 372-9505

Gospel Lighthouse Bible Church

New Covenant Christian Fellowship Church

Morning Star Missionary Baptist Church

9:30 am Sunday School

Early Morning Worship....7:45 A.M. Sunday School....9:30 A.M. New Member Orientation ... 9:30 A.M. Morning Worship .....10:40 A.M. Mon. Family Bible Study....7:15 A.M.

1718 FARGO STREET DALLAS, TEXAS 75223 214-826-3280 CHURCH SCHOOL - 8:45 AM MORNING WORSHIP - 10:00 AM *HOLY BAPTISM & COMMUNION (1ST SUNDAY)

Sunday Worship: 8:00 am.

Leadership Training - Tuesday 7:00 pm.

Bible Study - Friday - 7:00 pm.

"Becoming All Things To All Men" 1 Corinthians 9: 20-22

Primitive Baptist Church

3132 Lagow

2251 El Paso Grand Prairie, Texas 75051 972-647-1445 9:00 am Sunday School Morning Worship 8 & 10:30 am 7 pm midweek

Rev. A. L. Banks

Union Hope Institutional

Riverside Baptist Church

10:45 Sunday am Worship

214-376-9774

Living Testimony Baptist Church

Baptist Church 2316 So. Denley Dr. Dallas, TX 75216 214-376-5970

Sunday School 9:30 am Morning Worship 11 am Bible Study - Wed- 7 pm

GRIGGS CHAPEL MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday School 8 am Morning Worship 10 am Greater El Bethel Missionary Baptist Church 1130 E. 9th St. Dallas, Texas 75203 (214) 946-9701 8:00 am Early Service 10:00 am Sunday School 11:00 am Worship Service

Rev. B.L. Horn

Dr. William McNealy

Carter Temple CME Church

Pastor W.J. Atkins

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2503 Crossman Avenue Dallas, Texas 75212 Church: 214-747-0752 10:00 am - Sunday School 11:00 am - Sun. Morning Worship 7:00 pm - Midweek Worship Pastor Willie L. McDaniels “His Grace Is Sufficient”

January 22, 2010

Faith Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church 4205 Robinson Road/P.O. Box 540515 Grand Prairie, Texas 75054 972-642-9125

Sunday Church School.................. 9:00 am Morning Worship........................10:30 am Tues. Bible Class..............................6:00 pm Prayer Service..............................7:00 pm Mission Study Classes...................7:45 pm Rev. Stanley E. Smith

2210 Pine Street Dallas, Texas 75212 214-421-4119 Sunday School 9:30 am Morning Worship 10:45 am

Rev. Joe Patterson New Leaf Missionary Baptist Church

Rev. R. O. Moffett

Divine Inspiration Missionary Baptist Church

6000 Singing Hills Dr. Dallas, Texas 75241 214-374-6631 Morning Worship 8:00 am & 10:15 am Sunday School........................9:00 am Lord’s Supper 1st Sunday ......6:00 pm Rev. C. J. R. Phillips Jr.

39727 LBJ Freeway Dallas, Texas 75237 972-572-FGHT (3448) 24 HOUR PRAYER LINE: 972-223-9898 Sunday School..........................9:45 am Sunday Morning Worship.............11:00 am Sunday Evening Worship................7:30 pm Tuesday..& Saturday........................8:00 pm visit our website www.fullgospelholytemple.org

Rev. Wendell Blair, Sr.

True Gospel Ministries

Come worship with us, A minstry of caring

Crest View Ministry of “Hope”

Restoring lives and giving hope to the “hopeless”

1430 N. Polk Street Desoto, Texas 75115 Ph: (469) 567-1602 Early Morning Worship - 8:00 am Sunday School - 9:45 am Morning Worship - 10:45 am Wed. Hour of Bible Study - 7:30 pm

Apostle Lobias Murray

New Mt. Calvary Baptist Church 3317 Morris Street • Dallas, TX 75212 214-638-0918 • www.nmtcalvary.org

Rev. Christopher T. Willis, Sr.

Pastor Michael and Sherry Perkins

“Come, taste and see that the Lord is good.”

Psalms 34:8

Sunday School: 10:00 am Morning Worship: 11:00 am

1101 Sabine • Dallas, Texas 75203 Church: 214-943-8295 Fax: 214-942-2023 Pastor: 214-942-7474 Website: www.goldengatembc.org

Sunday School: 9:00 am Morning Worship: 10:30 am

Rev. Kedric L. McKnight Senior Pastor

Myrtis Robinson, Pastor

2949 E. Kiest Blvd Suite J Dallas, TX 75206 Church: 214-946-2989

Golden Gate Missionary Baptist Church

Wednesday ~ 7:00 Hour of Power (Bible Study, 1st & 3rd Wed.) D.I.V.A.S. (Women’s Ministry, 2nd & 4th Wed.) M.S.G. (Men’s Mnistry, 2nd & 4th Wed.)

Sunday School……10:30 a.m.

Morning Worship……12:45 p.m.

Wed. & Fri. Services……8:00 p.m.

“So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.” Romans 10:17

New Restoration Church

Tuesday Generation Exchange (Youth/Children Happy Hour) ~ 6:45 p.m.

Services

10345 Webb Chapel Road Dallas, Texas 75229 214-351-6510 Sunday School....................... .9:00 am Sunday Morning Worship.......10:15 am Prayer Meeting.....................7:00 pm Bible Study...........................7:30 pm BTU (youth) Thursday............. 7:00 pm Dr. M. L. Curry, Pastor

1734 Idaho St. • Dallas, Texas 75216 Church: 214-942-0997 Residence: 972-225-6997

4122 Kilgore St. Dallas, TX 75212 214-630-3195 • 972-274-9911 Sunday Morning Service - 11:15 am Wed. Night Bible Study - 7:00 pm Saturday hour of Prayer - 10:00 E-mail - fallsfamily@prodigy.net Supt. & Mrs. Howard E. Falls, Sr.

“Christ-Centered, Faith-Driven, Holy Living”

Rev. Wade J. Simmons Pastor

The House of Refuge Full Gospel Church

Bibleway Church of God in Christ

Sunday Church School ~ 9:00 a.m.

Morning Worship ~ 10:30 a.m.

New Member Orientation ~ 1:30 p.m.

7407 Fox Crossing Court Dallas, Texas 75232 972-224-0271

January 22, 2010

4325 W. Ledbetter Drive Dallas, Texas 75223 Church: (214) 337-1713 Sunday School … 9:00 a.m.

Morning Worship … 10:30 a.m.

Baptist Training Union …. 6:15 p.m.

New St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church

God’s “Exciting” Cathedral of Praise Baptist Church

1734 E. Ann Arbor Ave. Dallas, Texas 75216 214-371-1349 214-371-0100 (Fax) Formally True Gospel MBC Sunday School...8:45 am Morning Worship Service...10:30 am Last Tuesday in each month Word Explosion – 7:30 PM 2nd & 3rd Tuesdays – Bible Study 4th Saturday - Evangelism Outreach Rev. Calvin Ray Washington

Sunday Service......11:00 a.m.

Wednesday Bible Class........7:30 p.m.

Rev. R. E. Price

344 E. Saner Dallas, Texas 75216 Ph: 214-946-9262 Sunday School............................ 9:15 am Sunday Morning Worship.............10:30 am Tues. Bible Band/Brotherhood Youth7:30 pm Thursday Prayer............................7:30 pm *Every Saturday “Bible Speaks” broadcast on 1040 AM radio at 3:45 pm Eld. Robert L. Ashberry

Full Gospel Holy Temple Church

New True Vine of Holiness Missionary Baptist Church 6728 Altaire Street Dallas, Texas 214-375-6504 Sunday School - 9:15 am Morning Worship - 10:35 am Evening Worship 7:30 pm A Church Where The Bible is Our Guide

9550 Shepherd Road Dallas, Texas 75243 Ph: 214-341-6459 Early Morning Worship................. 7:30 am Sunday School..............................9:00 am Sunday Morn. Worship................10:30 pm Bible Class..................................6:00 pm Prayer and Bible Study...................7:45 am

St. Phillips Missionary Baptist Church

Greater New Zion Baptist Church

“Turning over a new leaf” 5044 Veterans Drive Dallas, Texas 75241 214-372-3200 (Church) Sunday School 9:45 am Morning Worship 11:00 am 1st Sunday Lord’s Supper 6:00 pm Wednesday Evening Prayer Meeting 7:00 pm

Steven Temple C.O.G.I.C.

New Mount Zion Baptist Church

Rev. Vincent Parker, Pastor

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Rev. B. R. Williams

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Outreach Missionary Baptist Church ( Full Gospel Church ) 1431 Hudspeth Avenue • Dallas, Texas 75216 (214) 372-5717 (214) 372-5717 Fax Website: www.ombc.elcoutreachministriesinc.com Sunday School Time: 9:45 AM • Services: (Su/Sa): 11:00 AM Mid-week Service (Day & Time)(Prayer Mtg. / Bible Study): Wednesday Night 7:00 p.m. Mission / Prayer Service. Saturday T.B.A. Choir Rehearsal, Youth Activities.

Scripture, Motto, Etc.) Romans 8:28 And we all know that all things work together for the good of them that love God, and are called according to his purpose.

Pastor E.L. Carroll Sr.

1323 S. Ewing Dallas, Texas 75216 214-942-4643 9:00 a.m. Sunday School 10:45 a.m. Sunday Worship 7 - 8 Wednesday Bible Study

1711 Reynoldston Lane Dallas, Texas 75232 Church Phone: 214-339-9554 Fax: 214-337-7626

Rev. Lee Craig

Rev. J. J. Raven

6332 Bonnie view Rd. Dallas, Texas 75241 214-225-2703 9:30 am Sunday School 11:00 am Worship

Ch: 214-371-7026

Rev. Shank Robinson

1519 Denley Drive Dallas, Texas 75216 214-941-5224 9:30 am Sunday School 10:45 am Worship

Early Morning Worship........8:00 a.m.

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

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

Children’s Church 1st, 2nd, 4th Sunday.10:30 a.m.

Bishop Harold Edwards

Greater Shiloh Baptist Church 4010 Sunnyvale Street Dallas, Texas 75216 • 214-371-2262 Sunday School .......9:00 am Morning Worship...11:00 am BTU .......................6:00 am Wed. Prayer & Teaching ... 7:00 pm Saturday Outreach 10:00 am Rev. S. L. Johnson

2600 S. MARSALIS

P 214-375-4876 - F 214-375-1920

Rev. Bertrain Bailey

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Rev. Steven C. Jones

1111 E. Ledbetter Dallas, Texas 75241 214-372-4411 9:45 am Sunday School 11:00 am Worship

Rev. Cecil Proctor

7905 Hume Dallas, Texas 75227 Apostle Aaron J. Calhoun Sr. Pastor & Founder

2200 S. Marsalis Dallas, Texas 75216 Sunday School..............................7:30 am Sunday Morning Worship............10:00 am Tuesday Bible Band.......................7:30 am Friday Pastoral Teaching................7:30 pm Sunday Radio Broadcast...............8:30 am “Come Worship at the Home of The Saints”

Bishop J. Neaul Haynes

Sunday Services: Intercessory Prayer..........7:30-8:10 am Early Worship.........................8:00 am Church School........................9:30 am Morning Worship..................10:50 am NBC.......................................6:00 pm

Dr. S.C. Nash, Pastor

Third Avenue Missionary Baptist Church “The Church With the 20/20 Vision”

Dr. H.E. Anderson, Sr.,

Calvary-Philadelphia Missionary Baptist Church 4703 Sunnyvale St. • Dallas, Texas 75216 Church Phone: 214-371-3581 Sunday School.......9:30 a.m.

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

Wednesday…………12 Noon – 3:30 p.m.

The Lord’s Table Feeding the Seniors and the Homeless 7:00 p.m. Prayer • 7:30 p.m. Bible Study

Darrell W. Pryor, Pastor

3700 Simpson Stewart Road Dallas, Texas 75241 972-225-1704

“The Exciting” Singing Hills Baptist Church 6550 Houston School Road Dallas, Texas 75241 Phone: 214-375-5952 Early Worship ................8:00 am Sunday School....................9:30 am Morning Worship..............10:45 am Wed. Night Breakthrough....7:00 pm

Church: 214-275-4989 Mount Tabor Baptist Church

Saintsville Church of God and Christ

Rev. Paul E. Walker

e-mail: revscj@swbell.net

New Covenant Missionary Baptist Church

2831 N. Masters Drive • Dallas, Texas 75227 972-285-9750 Office • 214-293-0162 Cell

4360 Kollock Dr. Dallas, TX 75216 214-375-5190 Fax: 214-372-1620

ST. JOHN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 9:30AM SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:00AM WORSHIP SERVICE

Rev. Lelious Johnson, Pastor

House of Refuge and Deliverance Church of the Living God

Friendship Missionary Baptist Church

Sunday School.......9:30 AM Morning Worship............ 11:00 AM

Tuesday Bible Study................7:30 p.m.

Prayer & Praise Family Night............7:00 p.m.

Sunday Morning Prayer...................9:00 am Sunday School...............................9:30 am Sunday Morning Service...............11:00 am Monday Prayer Service...................7:00 pm Wednesday Bible Study..................7:00 am

Office: 214-375-0062

Sunday School: 9:00 am Sunday Worship: 10:45 am Tuesday Bible Sudy: 7:30 pm

Neighborhood House of Prayer

1600 Pear Street Dallas, Texas 75215 Ph: 214-421-3741 Fax: 214-421-3926

Church Of The Living God

Rev. Chris J. Evans

“Church of Love” 4807 BurnsideDallas, Texas 75216

St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church

Dr. Aaron Phillips

Sunday School: 9 a.m.

Sunday Morning Worship: 10:30 a.m.

Mid-Week Service: 7: 30 p.m.

Transportation Available!!

Greater Mount Sinai Missionary Baptist Church

Denley Drive Missionary Baptist Church

3711 Biglow • Dallas, Texas 214-374-5485 9:00 am Sunday School 10:00 am Worship 7:00 pm Wed. Bible Study/Worship

“Where we walk by faith, not by sight, joyfully doing the Lord’s work serving the community,” II Cor 5: 7

New Unity Baptist Church

Greater Progressive Baptist Church 1966 Life Street Dallas, Texas 75212 214-630-8637 10:45 am Worship 9:45 am Sunday School

Metropolitan Baptist Church

Ewing Avenue Baptist Church

Rev. Joe Moore, Pastor

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2408 Hatcher Street • Dallas, Texas 75215 Church: 214-428-3695 Sunday School..........................9:15 am Morning Worship.....................10:30 am Wednesday Bible Study............7:00 pm Radio Broadcast: M - F 12:30 pm on KGGR

Rev. Michael D. Pryor

Totally Committed Progressive 2403 Harlandale Dr. Dallas, TX 75216 Ch 214-374-0977 • C 214-864-0470 Sunday School........ 10:00am Morning Worship........... 11:15am Tues Bible Study............. 8:00pm Thurs Joy Night.............. 8:00pm

PASTOR AND FIRST LADY MCCULLOUGH

January 22, 2010

Shekinah Tabernacle Baptist Church

Ebenezer Missionary Baptist Church

2109 Beckley • Dallas, TX 214-942-2227 8:30 am Sunday School 10:00 am Worship Service

8015 Blossom Lane Dallas, Texas 75227 214-388-1200

Rev. A. D. Smith

R. L. Washington

Olive Grove Baptist Church Rev. Alfred Stapleton

Carver Heights Baptist Church “A going Church for a Coming Christ” 2510 E. Ledbetter Dallas, Texas 75216 Church: 214-371-2024 Sunday School......9:30 a.m.

Morn. Worship...8:00 a.m. & 10:45 a.m.

Tues. Noonday Bible Study Wed. Prayer/Bible Study....7:00 p.m.

4416 South Denley Drive Dallas, Texas 75216 Ph: 214-941-4378 9:45 am - Sunday School 10:45 am - Morning Worship Midweek Service: Wednesday – Prayer and Teaching 6:00 p.m.

Rev. W. Hunter

Rev. Daryl Carter, Pastor

Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church 1819 N. Washington Dallas, TX Ph: 214-823-7308 8:00 am First Worship 9:30 am Sunday School 10:45 am Second Worship

Rev. Johnnie R. Bradley

Rev. Frederick D. Haynes III

Rev. Curtis Wallace

January 22, 2010

Rev. Jerome E. McNeil, Jr. Ph D.

Rev. Michael R. Hubbard Sr., Pastor

2837 Prosperity Ave. Dallas, Texas 75216 Ph: (214) 376-2447 8:45 am - Sunday School 10:00 am - Morning Worship 5:00 pm- B.T.U. Dr. T.L. Brown, Pastor

New Friendship Missionary Baptist Church “Where Friendship Is Real & The Ministry Is The Word”

2419 Metropolitan Avenue Dallas, Texas 75215 Church: 214-421-7211 Fax: 214-565-1530 Pastor’s Office: 214-421-8272 Caregiver’s Office: 214-565-1147 www.newfriendshipmissionarybaptistchurch.com

Sunday School....9:15 A.M. Morning Worship .... 11:00 A.M. Mon.-Christian Education...7:00 pm Wed. Prayer Meeting ....7:30 P.M.

Bishop Ray Campbell

5707 Bonnie View Road Dallas, Texas 75241 214-376-5846 8:00 am Early Worship 11:00 am Worship www.bambc.org

Rev. Johnny A. McGee, Pastor

Rev. J. E. Mitchell

Greater Mount Hebron Missionary Baptist Church 2335 56th Street Dallas, Texas 75241

Rev. Carlton Garrett

Church: 214-374-4759 9:00 am Sunday School 10:30 am Morning Worship 7:00 pm - 7:30 pm Wed Bible Study Thurs. Night - Choir Rehearsal/Usher 7:00 pm Fri. Men’s Night Out

Mt. Pisgah M.B.C. “THE ROCK” 11611 Webb Chapel Rd. Dallas, Tx. 75229 Worship Services..7:45 & 11 am Sunday School...9:45 am Wed. Bible Study 12 pm & 7 pm Office...972-241-6151 Fax...972-243-5279 Music Ministry...972-241-5985 Prayer Line...972-243-2037

Rev. Fred Conwright

Office Hours... Mon. & Fri...9 am - 3 pm Tues., Wed., Thurs...9 am - 6 pm Website...www.dallasmtpisgah.org

Greater Emanuel Baptist Church

Concord Missionary Baptist Church

6808 Pastor Bailey Drive Dallas, Texas 75237 214-331-8522 8:00 am, 10:00 am & 12:00 pm Worship

www.hmbconline.org Sunday Early Worship....8:00 a.m.

Morning Worship .... 10:45 p.m.

Tuesday Youth Choir...7:00 p.m.

Wed. Prayer Meeting .....7:00 p.m Wed. Bible Study Class.....7:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m.

For Prayer: Prayer@hmbconline.org

Bon Air Baptist Church

Lords Missionary Baptist Church 6722 Bexar Street Dallas, Texas 214-428-5459 9:30 am Sunday School 11:00 am Worship

Rev. Freddie Cheatum

14120 Noel Road • Dallas, Texas 75240 972-239-1120 Church 972-239-5925 Fax Worship Services 8 & 10:45 am Sunday School 9:45 am Wednesday 12 noon prayer

1000 East Redbird Lane Dallas, Texas 214-371-9228 8:00 & 10:45 am Worship 9:30 Sunday School

• Dallas, Texas 75223

Ph: (214) 823-1018 Fax: (214) 824-3813

Ideal Pentecostal

Friendship West Baptist Church 2020 W. Wheatland Dallas, Texas 75232 972-228-5200 Sun. Morn. Services 8am&10:45am Wed. Bible Study 12 Noon & 7pm

5144 Dolphin Rd.

Ervay Cedar Missionary Baptist Church

Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church 1114 Comal Street Dallas, Texas 75203 214-946-3581 8:00 am Early Morning Worship 9:00 am Sunday School 11:00 am Worship Service

2415 Ann Arbor Dallas, Texas 214-374-3639 9:30 am Sunday School 11:00 am Worship Temple of Faith Christian Chapel C.M.E. Church

New Greater Emanuel Baptist Church

2554 Ann Arbor Ave. Dallas, Texas 75216 Ph: (214) 376-2873 Sunday School............9:45 am Morning Praise..........11:00 am Children’s Church......11:30 am BTU.............................6:30 pm Mon. Youth Mission ....7:00 pm Tues. Men’s Ministry ....7:00 pm Fri. Singles/Family Ministry 7:30 pm

Hopewell Missionary Baptist Church

Little Friendship Baptist Church

2110 E. 11th St. Dallas, Texas 75203 214-942-0218

Rev. Bryan Carter

9:00 a.m........Sunday School 7:45 a.m. & 10:00 a.m...Morning Worship 6:30 p.m....Wed. Prayer/Bible Study

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Rev. Burley Hudson

Pastor: Rev. Robert Townsend

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New Birth Baptist Church 444 West Ledbetter Dallas, Texas 75224 214-374-0828 Early Morning Worship ........7:50 am Sunday School ....................9:30 am Morning Worship ...............10:30 am Evening Worship ................7:00 p.m.

Rev. George Pryor

Beginners Baptist Church 3610 Hancock Dallas, Texas 75210 214-428-2083 Sunday School.....10:00 am Morning Worship.... 11:00 am BTU.......9:30 am

Rev. K.D. Pace

Rev. John Morris, Jr.

Dwayne E. Rodgers, Sr. Pastor

8108 Mask Drive • Dallas, Texas 75241 Phone: (214) 954-7677 or (214) 815-4276 Website: www.newhorizonmbc.net E-mail: revrdr@aol.com Sunday School … 9:30 a.m.

Morning Worship … 11:00 a.m.

Wednesday Evening Bible Study … 7:30 p.m.

C.C. Robertson

1051 West Wintergreen Rd. Lancaster, Texas 75134 972-227-1400 Sunday School ......................9:45 am Sunday Morning Worship .......9:00 am Sunday Bible Class ................6:30 pm Sunday Night..........................7:30 pm

Community West Baptist Church

6255 Bonnie View Rd. Dallas, Texas 972-225-7381 9:30 am Sunday School 10:45 am Worship

3702 Toronto Dallas, Texas 214-920-2473

Rev. N. C. Sargent Little Flock Baptist Church

Rev. Louis E. Laurent

2651 Gooch Street Dallas, Texas 75241 Church 214-376-0354 Sunday Inter. Prayer.....8 A.M.-9 A.M. Sunday School......9:15-10:50 A.M Sunday Morning Worship... 11:00 A.M. Evening Worship...6:00 P.M.

Rev. Ronald D. Richardson, Pastor

110 N. Aiken • Waxahachie, Texas 75165 Sunday Services: 10:30 am Sunday School: 9:15 am Mid-week Services: Bible Study, 12:00 Noon on Wed; 6:30 pm on Tuesday evening Office/Fax: (972) 923-9490 Rev. Samuel Baker, Pastor

2948 Singleton Blvd.

Dallas, Texas 75241 Church: 214-631-2226 Sunday School.....9:30 a.m.

Morning Worship.10:45 a.m.

Evening Worship...7:00 p.m.

Rev. Michael L. Smith, Pastor

“A Christ Centered Church” 4420 Bonnie View Road Dallas, Texas Church: 214-375-1430 9:45 am - Sunday School 11:00 am - Morning Services 7:00 pm - Mid-week Wed. Services 1st Friday Family Fellowship 7:00 pm www.dchbc.org

Rev. Kedrion Bailey

Greater Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church

Rev. C.C. Boyce

1403 Morrell • Dallas, Texas 75203 214-946-4522 Worship Services Sunday 8:45 AM – 9:45 AM Fullfillment Hour 10:00 AM Sunday Morning Worship Wednesday 6:30 PM Women, Men & Youth Meeting 7:30 PM Bible Study

Dr. David Henderson

New El Bethel Baptist Church 2023 Mouser Street

(214) 946-3584

Rev. J.L. Rainbolt

Early Morning Pentecost ....8:00AM Sunday School.....9:25 AM Mountain top Experience ....11:00 AM Wed. Nite Bible Study........7:00 PM

Dr. Timothy J. Brown, Pastor

Zion Temple Church of God in Christ 4204 Frank Street Dallas, Texas 75210 Ph: (214) 426-5231

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

Morning Worship........11:15 a.m.

Y.P.W.W..............6:45 p.m.

Elder Glenn Tatum, Sr. Pastor

Last Day Deliverance Revival Church

Joshua Chapel AME Church

Rev. Lee W. Turner, Pastor

Dallas Christian Hope Baptist Church

Open Door Church of God In Christ

705 E. Aimee Street Forney, Texas Sunday School.....9:30 A.M. Morning Worship....10:45 A.M. Wed. Prayer Meeting/Bible Study..7:15 P.M.

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207 Eggar St. Waxahachie, Texas 75165 Church (972) 937-4615 Email: iwturner@prodigy.net Sunday School.....9:30 A.M. Call to Worship.... 10:45 AM Wednesday Prayer Service.... 6:30 p.m.

“The Church With The Mind Of Christ”

Redeemer Missionary Baptist Church

Bonnie View Christian Church 4861 Bonnie View at Ledbetter Dallas, Texas 75216 Church 214-376-8514 Sunday School......8:30 A.M Call To Worship... 10:00 A.M. Wed. Prayer Service & Bible Class..7:30 P.M.

Faithful Missionary Baptist Church

E-mail: Pastor_Sbaker@sbcglobal.net jcame@ sbcglobal.net Website: www.jcame.org

Pastor David L. & Shirley F. Maxey

Lancaster Full Gospel Holy Temple Church

Bexar Street Baptist Church 2018 S. Marsalis Ave. Dallas, Texas 75216 214-943-3579 Early Morning Worship......8:00 a.m.

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

Morning Worship 10:45 am

3314 Detonte St. Dallas, Texas 75223 Church 972-823-1962 Email: progressivechurch@swbglobal.net Sunday School.....9:30 A.M. Call to Worship.... 11:00 AM Mission.......6:00 - 7:00 P.M. Bible Study……7:00 - 8:00 P.M. “The Church Where God Is Glorified”

New Horizon Missionary Baptist Church

St. Mark AME Zion Church 2311 E. Illinois Ave. Dallas, TX 75216 214-376-7750 Fax 214-376-2485 stmarkameziondallas.org Sunday School 9:30 am Sunday Worship 11 am Prayer Meeting Tues 12 - Wed 6 pm Sat 8 am - Sun 9 am “You Must Be Born Again”

Greater New Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church

Progressive Baptist Church

2847 S. Marsalis Dallas, Texas 75216 Church: 214-948-1301 10:00 am - Sunday School 11:00 am - Sun. Morning Worship 7:30 pm - Sunday Night Worship 8:00 pm -Tues./Thurs. Worship Pastor Howard Durham

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Evening Worship.........8:15p.m.

Eld. Wallace M. Holyfield

Israel Baptist Church 2023 West Davis Street Dallas, Texas 75208 Ph: (214) 942-7535 Sunday School....9:45 A.M. Morning Worship .... 11:00 A.M. Wed Bible Study ...6:30 P.M.

Rev. C.C. Morgan

January 22, 2010

Annie L. Montgomery The Wake: Thursday, January 21, 6pm to 8pm, Singing Hills Funeral Home, located on Houston School Road, Dallas, Texas The Funeral: Friday, January 22; 11a.m.

Greater Emmanuel Baptist Church, 2110 East Eleventh Street, Dallas, TX 75203; Phone: 214-942-0218; Internment and Commital Services: Saturday, January 23, at Noon; Garden of Memories Cemetary, 2733 Eddie Williams Ave, Alexandria Louisiana. Flowers, cards, donations can be sent to the following address: Attn: Britt Montgomery; c/o Annie Montgomery; 2110 E. Eleventh Street; Dallas, TX 75203; Phone: 214948-7281 Pansy E. Brigham Brigham, Pansy E. 65.

Pansy is preceded in death by her parents, 2 brothers and one son. She is survived by husband, Eddie Brigham, daughter, Melanie Powell, granddaughter, Deandra Powell, brothers, Tommy Briscoe, Bobby Briscoe, Bonnie Evans and Lawrence Gardner.

Wake- Thursday, January 21 from 7:15-8:15 pm at Golden Gate- 4155 S. R.L. Thornton Frwy.

Funeral- Friday, January 22 at 11 am at Ideal Pentecostal Church- 1000 E. Redbird Lane, Dallas, TX. To share tributes www.goldengatefuneralhome.com

Sonya Reynolds, 2 sisters, Melba and Marilyn and 2 brothers, Greg and Mark. Wake- Thursday, January 21 from 7:15-8:15 pm. Funeral- Friday, January 22 at 11 am. Both services will be held at Golden Gate- 4155 S. R.L. Thornton Frwy. To share tributes www.goldengatefuneralhome. com

Novies Jimison Sr. Jimison, Novies Novies Jimison, Sr. of Dallas entered eternal rest January 17, 2010.

Visitation will be today from 9:00-6:00pm at Lincoln Funeral Home. A Service celebrating his life will be Friday 11:00am at First Baptist Church of Hamilton Park 300 E. Phillips Richardson, Tx. He is survived by his loving wife of 64 years Thelma Louise Jimison, children Miaron Jimison Nance, Norvis Jimison, Jr, Michael Jimison Sr. (Verdell), Kevin Jimison Sr (Maria), Christopher Jimison (Brigitte), Aaron Jimison Sr (Amanda) and a host of other relatives and friends.

Patricia Reynolds Reynolds, Patricia 62.

Survived by daughter,

Crozier Tech High School in 1942, she devoted her life to being a wife, mother, and friend to all. She will be missed by everyone who knew her. Graveside services will be held at Restland Funeral Home, Thursday Jan. 21, at 11:00, Veterans Garden One.

Betty Gray Gray, Betty Born on October 14, 1925, she passed away on January 19, 2010, AAB TAX SERVICE from pneumonia complications.

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