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FBC Moreland hosts lunch for National First Responders Day

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irst Baptist Church of Moreland hosted a lunch for local first responders in recognition of National First Responders Day, which is celebrated annually on Oct. 28.

Congress designated Oct. 28 as National First Responders Day in 2017 to honor firefighters, police officers, EMTs and all those who are first on the scene in stressful situations, according to nationaltoday.com .

FBC Moreland Pastor Todd Slade said several members of the church are first responders.

“We have a deep appreciation for what they do, the service they provide and how they take care of the community,” Slade said. “We wanted to show them love because they serve us faithfully, especially in light of all that’s going on in our country.”

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CPR ‘Unity Walk’ brings message to Newnan neighborhoods

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The event was put on by Citizens for Positive Reform, which was formed early this summer following protests in downtown Newnan sparked by the death of George Floyd at police hands in Minneapolis and police shootings around the country.

In addition to the protests, the group has spearheaded voter registration drives, held a children’s book event and partnered with other entities, said Stacie Bristow of CPR. The city of Newnan, Coweta County and other organizations have recently approved moving forward with a series

of community forums on race, equity, inclusion and justice – an idea sparked by CPR. The idea for the event was to gather as a community to protest iniquities and be united, said Monique Sharpe, public relations liaison for CPR. “We’re doing it for all the Breonnas, all the George Floyds. All the Martin Luther Kings and the Malcolm Xes,” Bristow said as the group readied to leave the CEC to begin the walk. “I’m hoping that we wouldn’t have to do it much longer, for future generations.”

There was a good turnout – about 75 people including several in trucks with signs, who were on hand to transport anyone who might have trouble finishing the walk.

The walk went through many neighborhoods because some people weren’t able to come to protests on the square,

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Elizabeth Harris speaks at Saturday’s Unity Walk event, sponsored by Citizens for Positive Reform.

For her youngest, Brooks, 9, “I think he said Sharpe.

The idea of the walk was “us wanting to got a lot of perspective from it,” she said.

“To him, it’s still very foreign – the idea come into the community and show them we are there for them,” she said. Some that you wouldn’t naturally feel safe and people in the neighborhoods joined the walk, while others stood on their porches UNITY WALK . 3 waiving and singing along.

The group sang songs including “This Little Light of Mine” and “We Shall Overcome,” Sharpe said.

GOD GIVES The walk ended at Lynch Park, where US STRENGTH there was food and there were plans to Declare these scriptures out loud! have paint and easels set up for an art project, but because of the rain, the art “It is God that girdeth me with event was canceled. strength, and maketh my way perAmy Rudnick and her two sons particfect.”

Psalm 18:32 ipated in the walk. Rudnick said her chil“…for the LORD JEHOVAH is my dren and husband had been to the prostrength and My song: He also is my tests downtown, but it was her first time salvation.”

Isaiah 12:2 getting to participate in a CPR event.

“He giveth power to the faint and to As the rain poured down on the walk, them that have no might he increasRudnick said she talked to her sons about eth strength.”

Isaiah 39:29 how marchers during the Civil Rights movement were sprayed with fire hoses “…Be strong in the Lord, and the powor had dogs set upon them. er of His Might.”

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Walkers sang and chanted as they walked from CEC to Lynch Park.

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Brooks carried a sign reading: The People United Can Never Be Defeated.

And he held it high the entire walk, Rudnick said.

Toward the end of the walk, some families with children joined in. “That was exciting. I think the kids really felt welcome when they saw other kids,” she said.

The event was well organized, Rudnick said, and everyone was helping and

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Burn Boot Camp raises $1,100 for cancer patients at Trunk or Treat

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urn Boot Camp in Newnan held a Trunk or Treat Sunday and raised $1,100 for 180 Degree Farm to provide food for local breast cancer patients.

180 Degree Farm is a local nonprofit that provides cancer patients with organically grown food. Jess Charman, operations man-

ager for Burn Boot Camp, said members of the gym were able to select a cause that was important to them.

She said Burn Boot Camp has predominantly female members, and with October recognized as Breast Cancer Awareness Month, they wanted to specifically raise money for breast cancer patients. “We want the community to know that we’re more than just a gym,” Charman said.

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