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The African Children’s Choir prepared to perform at churches in Newnan and Sharpsburg.. The choir consists of 18 Ugandan children, all ages 8-10.
BY MELANIE RUBERTI
melanie@newnan.com Eighteen young Ugandan children brought expressions of their culture and songs of praise to two different churches in Coweta
County. T he k ids, a ll ages 8 -10 , a re mem b er s of the African Children’s Choir. T he g roup is currently on tour throughout t he Un ited States
and performed at Trinity Fellowship Assembly in Sharpsburg. “The program is mix of contemporary Christian music, gospel, i n spi rat ion a l worsh ip a nd t r a d it ion a l A f r i-
c a n d r u m m i n g ,” s a id t h e c h o i r ’s m a n a g e r, Ti na Sipps. “T he performance is very energet ic . T hese ch i ld ren a re a ma zi ng perfor mers a nd have a ma zi ng spirits. They bring joy,
hope, smiles a nd a lot of energy. They’re magnet ic a nd t he show is super fun.” For most of the children, a lively spirit and enthusiasm outshine t h ei r pre v io u s , of te n
dest it ute l ives before they joined the choir. Accord i ng to Sipps , a l most a l l t he yout h s are considered orphans
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taylor@newnan.com People generally follow a frequently traveled path to success, like going to college. Jacob Davis, a former Newnan resident, choose to take a bumpy road on his way to his dream job. “It’s a weird and crazy story, and I don’t know how to really explain what happened to get me to California,” said Davis. “It’s long and convoluted and there’s a lot of bad ideas involved. The fact that I have this job right now is crazy. It’s such a strange story as to how I got here.” Davis has been the network editor for Hot Rod Magazine for almost a year. The magazine is based in Los Angeles. After graduating from Heritage Christian School
(now known as Central Christian) in 2012, Davis did what many graduating high schoolers doHe started college. He attended the University of West Georgia for two years, studying mechanical engineering. He then transferred to Southern Polytechnic College in Marietta for a year and a half before realizing that college wasn’t a good fit for him. During summer break, Davis went to work for Kenwood Rod Shop. His initial job was to clean the shop, but Davis ended up as the shop’s foreman four months later. Davis did not return to school and worked for the shop a total of two years.
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Members from law enforcement practice deploying spike strips during a course designed to help terminate a highspeed pursuit at the Coweta County Fairgrounds on Wednesday.
BY CLAY NEELY
clay@newnan.com Since 1993, thousands of members from law enforcement have m ade a n a n nu a l voyage to Coweta County to t a ke pa r t i n M a nt r a c ker – t he a n nu a l Public Safety Training Conference organized by the Coweta County Sheriff’s Office. Law enforcement personnel from a multitude of agencies across Georgia a nd A laba ma have ret u r ned to f u rther their training both in the f ield and in the classroom. T he event bega n when the Georgia Department of Corrections tea med up w it h
C owe t a to te a c h K- 9 handling, searches and track ing. T hese tact ic s a re u s e d m a i n ly for escaped conv icts , which is where the term “mantracker” comes from. T he con ference i s free, which makes it an asset for those in law e n forc e m e nt lo ok i n g to f ill annual training requirements. The conference b e g a n Tu e s d a y a n d e n d s to d a y. O f f i c e r s attend sessions at the Cowet a Fa i r g rou nd s , the f iring ra nge on Old Corinth Road, the county sheriff ’s office, the Justice Center and t he New na n Uti lit ie s C a bi n on You n g
Avenue. Ty pic a l ly, t he conference h a s pr i m a ri ly focused on “f ield” training exercises i n c l u d i n g K- 9 h a n dling, hostage rescue, traff ic stops, f irearms sessions and investigations courses. However, Sheri f f M i ke Ye a ger s a id he’s seeing a shift into more classroom oriented training such as ethics and community relationships. A brand new course for 2018 is focusing on how investigators can use social media to help further ongoing criminal investigations. Along with evidence collection
t h rough mobi le a nd tech devices, the social media course also highlights successful criminal investigations involving socia l media a nd showcases how t he i n for m at ion applies to real life calls for service and criminal investigations. Yeager said the classroom sessions are becoming more popula r a nd he’s h appy to t he trend conti nue i n 2018. "Law enforcement is under a microscope, so the focus on de-escalation techniques, comm u n i t y p ol i c i n g a n d
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i n Ug a n d a , m e a n i n g that although at least one parent is still a live, t he ch i ldren grow up being shuff led between relatives and/ or neighbors. T he c h i ld ren t y pically have no access to education, no stability i n t hei r lives a nd little sustenance to keep them alive. But the youths have a thirst for knowledge, a heart full of hope and astonishing willpower to persevere over any obstacle, Sipps said. “They’re amazi ng ly br ig ht ,” she said. “T hese children a re some of t he richest people you’ll ever meet – not by monetary standards, but in spi rit. T hey ’ve rea lly completed my life.” T he A frica n Ch i ldren’s Choir is run by t he pa rent or g a n i z ation “Music For Life,” a n onpr of it hu m a n itarian and relief organ ization dedicated to helping A frica's most vulnerable children. T he f i rst choi r was sta r ted i n 198 4 a nd r a i s e d enou g h f u nd s for organizers to build an orphanage in Uganda. The group does more t ha n offer A frica n c h i ld r e n t h e c h a n c e to si ng a nd showcase their talents. The program provides the ch i ld ren a n oppor t un it y for a bet ter l i fe a nd t he prospect of helping out their own communities. According to Sipps, each yea r orga n i zers visit Ugandan villages, s e ek i n g out fa m i l ie s with the biggest needs. “ We’re not look i ng for talent,” Sipps said.
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“We’re looking for the families we can have a positive effect on – the ones we ca n help t he mo st , t houg h a l mo st all of the families are in need.” Once a child is selected for the choir, he or she travels to the “training academy” in the Ugandan capital of Kampala. The youths stay there for six months to learn songs and practice dance routines. T he ch i ldren w i ll t h e n g o o u t o n to u r for nine months, traveli ng a nd perform i ng throughout the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom. But Music For Life’s involvement wit h t he ch i ld ren doesn’t stop when the tour comes to an end, said Sipps. After the youths return to Africa, they a re en rolled in t he orga n ization’s boa rding school. “Education is t hese childrens’ ticket out of pover t y,” Sipps s a id . “Boarding schools are t he norm in A frica.
Fa m i l i e s h o p e t h e i r children get into a boarding school because, sadly, it’s one less mout h to feed at home. “ We h a v e a h i g h placement rate i nto secondar y schools. It’s a very unique prog r a m ,” S i p p s a d d e d . “ We mentor t he ch i ld ren , disciple t hem a nd suppor t t hem a l l t he way t h rough un iv e r s i t y. M a n y c o m e back and help us with the choir.” W hile the young singers in t he A frica n Ch i ld ren’s Choi r may be considered “orphans,” they are not placed for adoption. “We want children to affect change in their own communities. We don’t wa nt t hem to sever t ie s w it h t hei r fa m i l ies or v i l lages ,” Sipps sa id. “Duri ng school breaks, they go back to their communities and help out. We want them to be comp el le d by le ader s h ip and raise them to give back to their commun i t y. We w a n t t h e m
to b e f r u it f u l . I f we don’t invest in the children today, they won’t be able to help effect change in their country in the future.” According to Music for L i fe , t he or g a n ization has educated 5 2 , 0 0 0 c h i ld r e n a n d i mpacted t he lives of more than 100,000 people th rough its relief and development programs since 1984. The group also work s w it h c h i ld ren in Kenya, Rwanda and South Africa. W h i le t he A frica n Children’s Choir perfor m s for free, donations a re accepted, said Sipps. The money supports other progra ms within the choir, such as education, care, and relief and development groups.
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At the Coweta County Sheriff’s Office firing range, Captain Warren Campbell, right, provides instruction during a quick action drill with precision rifles in his advanced shooting skills course.
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After that, Davis worked for another car shop in Sharpsburg for six months while he learned custom metalwork skills. Although Davis picked up automotive skills at local hot rod shops, his training began as a kid. Davis credits his father, Tim Davis, as the person who sparked his interest in cars. “He was always working on something,” said Davis about his father. “He was always tinkering with some used car that he bought. He’d do a quick fix on something and sell it for more money. So I was always in the driveway helping him fix what he bought.” The car fanatic fondly remembers the sound of his father’s 1971 Chevy C10 engine. He even bought a 1967 Chevy C10 when he bought his first car. He was able to restore it and drive it in high school. “I always worked on my own
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‘The Green Hornét” that Freiburger asked Davis to write an article about his driving experience with the car for the publication. Davis drove the station wagon his entire week-long trip in California and then drove the car from California back to Newnan. The published article was the first piece Davis ever wrote. “The car started it all and is kind of what continued it,” said Davis. After meeting Freiburger and Finnegan, Davis kept making road trips to Hot Rod Magazine and “RoadKill” events to help out and work for free while working at hot rod shops to fund his trips. “I’m definitely a Georgia boy at heart,” said Dav i s . “ I re a l ly l i ke Newnan. It’s a much different kind of life you live in Newnan. Everything is a lot cheaper. But I actually moved to Los Angeles because I met a girl. I
didn’t move here for a job. Unfortunately (the relationship) didn’t work out, but six months after getting here Hot Rod magazine called me and offered me a job.” After accepting the job with the magazine in June 2017, Davis started work in August of that year. His responsibilities run from managing the website and social media to creating content for the magazine. “It’s weird to me that I’m a journalist,” Davis said. “I’m not going to knock the importance of college, I just don’t think it does that much for certain people. I’m a firm believer that with enough hard work anyone could do anything. I like to think that my story kind of proves that.” “The Green Hornét” has also branched off with a career of its own. The car appeared in “Rave Party Massacre,” a movie that was filmed in Newnan.
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NOT nosebleed) or din- during this time. I speak ner at The Palm to smooth from experience! over this unfortunate misunderstanding. When in And Another Thing... Rome.... I am not at all happy about the upcoming white Dear Miss Pearl, supremacist ra lly that Every month my two is being held in our city. t e e n a g e c h i l d r e n g o WHY HERE? over the amount of data Yes, I understand all a l lowed on thei r c el l about the Constitution phone plan. This habit is giving us the right to free getting expensive, but I speech. Yes, I understand think it is important for the city had no choice but them to have their phones to issue the permit. so that I can always get These two factors still in touch with them and don't make it right as far as know where they are. I am concerned. I feel like I am stuck I think any group combetween a rock and a ing from out of town to hard place! hold a rally should have to You are not stuck. You pay more than $50 – espeare an ENABLER (welcially when additional law come to the club)! You enforcement is going to be need to restrict them to needed. your house for a week or For the life of me I can't two. Then you can take think of anything good their phones away since that can come from such you will know where they hatred and intolerance, can are. See how easy that was? you? Let's all stay home and As long as you do nothing, I can assure you that they not give this group the will continue to go over satisfaction of having an their allotted amount of audience. And wouldn't it be great data. You don't have to be a rocket scientist to figure if the bells in the downtown churches had a "malthis out and FIX IT. Big and I heard a boat function" and rang conload of excuses from Lit- stantly from 3-5! tle and Baby when we were Mi s s Pearl i s on e of paying for their phones. Needing it "for school" was Newnan's leading authoralways at the top of the list. ities on modern etiquette. We finally wised up and She gladly lends her advice gave them the choice of to everyone whether they paying the bill or giving up want it or not, because, their phones if they kept "After all, it's all about going over their data. And the children and setting a guess what? good example for them." They reluctantly paid Her videos are available the bill and did a bet- on her Facebook page, and ter job keeping up with she can be reached at mishow much data they were spearl678@gmail.com using. And, yes, they had to pay the bill several times (hard-headed). PS: You might want to "encourage" the grandparents NOT to make a love offering to your children
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