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FAITH AND FOUNDATIONS JEFFERSONTOWN HAS A RICH LOCAL CHURCH HISTORY building churches was not high on the list of priorities. Still, religious beliefs and practices were of extreme importance to the early settlers of Jeffersontown, and formed the foundation for how they conducted themselves on a daily basis. Church was important to them, even if there were no designated buildings in which to worship. Consequently, the earliest congregations met in the homes of various members, where itinerant preachers and circuit riders (pastors for the Methodist church who served a given area) would conduct services.

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Settling a new land in the late 1700s had to have been a daunting task for those few who were willing and brave enough to make the trek into unknown territories. Many of the pioneers of Jeffersontown left behind families and ways of life that were far more comfortable and secure than what was facing them on their trek westward, into an unknown land still suffering from Indian attacks. The early settlers of Jeffersontown brought with them not only a great deal of courage and strength of will, but also the reassurance of their unfailing religious beliefs. At a time when constructing one’s own house was an enormous task, especially coupled with the daily chores of farm life,

The earliest churches in the area were Chenoweth Run Baptist, founded in 1792 and deeded land for a building in late 1799, as well as the German Lutherans and German Reformed Presbyterians, who held services beginning about 1795 in the barn of Jacob Hoke, near the current viaduct on Taylorsville Road. The earliest church on the town square was a small log structure built at the corner of Watterson Trail and Shelby Street, where the German Reformed Presbyterian Church Cemetery is now located. The 1799 deed for this lot, sold to the German Reformed Presbyterians, marks their separation from the German Lutherans. Since money was scarce for the newly formed congregations scattered throughout

the area, four of them decided to build a communal structure that could be shared by all, with each church appointed one Sunday per month for services. Although Philip and Peggy Zilhart did not transfer ownership of lot 35 to the trustees of the churches until 1819, the Union Church occupied the site by 1816, and was known as the “Brunerstown Congregation,” after Abraham Bruner, who purchased the land and sold lots on what became the town square. Members of the Lutheran, Presbyterian, Methodist and Baptist churches banded together and molded bricks for the church on the premises, which was common practice at the time, but since the bricks were not fired properly, the building proved to be worthless and had to be reconstructed with stone in 1820. The Presbyterians were entitled to use the church on the first Thursday through the following six days every month, the Lutherans the second, Methodists third and Baptists fourth. When the building was not occupied, it was free for any religious societies to use. As congregations expanded and grew wealthier, they were able to purchase land and erect their own churches in other locations. The first congregation to leave the Union Church was the Lutherans, who were deeded lots 28, 29 and 30, next to the original lots purchased by the German Presbyterians. On September 29, 1833, they dedicated the cornerstone for their very own brick building, which was used until 1895. It was then torn down and a new frame building was constructed upon the old foundations, where Thoroughbred Hall now stands on Watterson Trail. By 1854, the church was known as St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, and later as Christ Lutheran Church. On October 9, 1960, groundbreaking services were held for a new location at Taylorsville Road and Six Mile Lane.

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Black residents had always been members of the regular congregations in Jeffersontown, worshipping in the loft of the Union Church while the white parishioners worshipped on the main floor. In 1833 Henry Adams, who was a minister of the biracial First Baptist Church of Louisville, formally organized the black Baptist members of the Union Church and installed Reverend Henry Summerfield, a former slave who had bought his freedom in order to preach the gospel, as the first pastor of the reorganized black Baptist congregation. In 1848, a new facility called the “Colored” Union Church was erected a few blocks south on Old Taylorsville Road to house the black Baptists and Methodists. After all of the congregations eventually left the Union Church to set up new buildings of their own, the black Baptists wished to separate from the black Methodists and return to their former location in the old Union Church. “Jeffersontown Colored Baptist Church” bought the decrepit property in 1876 for $175, and the land was deeded over to them in 1877. Throughout the years, various new buildings replaced aging and outgrown structures as the size of the congregation increased at what would become known as First Baptist Church of Jeffersontown. The next congregation to leave the Union Church was the “Old School Presbyterian Church,” which moved to the ground floor of the Masonic Lodge constructed at 10411 Watterson Trail in 1866. In 1870, the local Presbytery wanted them to merge with adjacent churches, but the Jeffersontown

church deferred action and eventually dissolved. A new Presbyterian Church was formed in 1885, and they constructed a sanctuary at 10411 Taylorsville Road. In 1966, a larger church was constructed next to the old building, but that church closed in 2012 due to lack of membership. Although no records exist prior to 1845 for the original Baptist congregation that used the Union Church, it is known that they moved into the lower portion of the Masonic building on Watterson Trail around 1871, after the Presbyterians moved out. They remained there until 1926, when they constructed a brick building at 10011 Taylorsville Road. Fire destroyed that building in 1937, forcing the members to meet in its basement until they could build a new limestone structure on top of it in 1949. Although the congregation went by several different names after its founding, they were known as both First Baptist Church and Jeffersontown Baptist until around 1956, when, due to confusion in mail service, they officially changed their name to Jeffersontown Baptist Church, and opted to allow “First Colored Baptist Church” to thereafter be known solely as First Baptist Church of Jeffersontown. The Methodists were the last congregation to leave the Union Church when they purchased land at 10219 Taylorsville Road for a church of their own in 1860. That building, constructed of bricks made on-site in 1864, was razed in 1967 to make way for a more modern facility. In 1972, a memorial bell tower was constructed in front of the

building to house the bell cast in 1888 for the old church sanctuary. At times referred to as the Black Methodist Church, St. Paul Methodist Church was formed in 1877. Following the death of her husband in 1886, Rosa L. Leatherman sold town lots 94 and 95 to the Jeffersontown Methodist Episcopal Church, and the African-American congregation constructed the frame church that same year. Around 2004, the congregation left the building at 10525 Old Taylorsville Road, and a few years later it was saved from destruction by the Swetnam family, who renovated it into a lovely wedding chapel. Aside from St. Edward Catholic Church, which was established in 1878, the only other historic congregation housed on the town square was Jeffersontown Christian Church. The original building was constructed on lot 52 in 1839, but it burned in 1878 and a new sanctuary was constructed on the same location at 10408 Watterson Trail. The Christian Church opened its doors to house displaced people from Louisville during the 1937 flood. In 1961 that building was sold to the Moose Lodge and a new church was constructed at 10631 Taylorsville Road. Of course, many other churches have sprung up in Jeffersontown through the years, adding to the diversity of our city. It is amazing to note, however, just how important these historic churches have remained throughout time, woven into the very fabric of Jeffersontown.

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A long time ago, in the year 1977 to be exact, a new movie hit theaters and changed the way we think about films and filmmaking. This was the year audiences were introduced to the creativity and imagination of filmmaker George Lucas, and the first installment of his space opera, “Star Wars.” The film became a worldwide pop-culture phenomenon, and through the past four decades it’s grown into a huge franchise that has expanded into various films and other media, including books, toys, clothing, games, theme park attractions and more. The initial “Star Wars” film, as well as its sequels, prequels and other incarnations,

became so popular that 20 years after the first film’s debut, two fans from South Carolina, Albin Johnson and Tom Crews, began an international fan-based organization. It was organized for the construction and wearing of accurate replicas of the armor and clothing worn by Imperial stormtroopers, Sith lords, Clone troopers, bounty hunters and other villains from the “Star Wars” universe. They named it the 501st Legion, also known as Vader’s Fist. According to Kenzo Barlow, public relations officer for the Bluegrass Garrison, their motto is “Bad guys doing good.” The organization is made up entirely of volunteers, and there are currently 13,000 active members worldwide, on six continents and more than 60 countries. Members can be found right here in 10 / MAY 2021

Kentucky - more specifically, right here in Louisville and its surrounding cities. Their mission is to work with nonprofit and charitable organizations to raise money. No members are paid for their work. The entire Legion is broken down into manageable sections called Garrisons. The largest Garrison is in Germany, with nearly 1,000 members. In the United States, Garrisons are divided based largely on state boundaries or regional divisions. For example, Kentucky was, until recently, part of the Mid-South Garrison along with neighboring Tennessee. As membership increased, it became necessary for Kentucky and Tennessee to separate, allowing for more localized leadership. The Bluegrass Garrison is what you will find in Kentucky, with a few members who live in southern

Indiana. Others who participate in central Indiana are members of that state’s Bloodfin Garrison. According to Barlow, there are 87 members spread throughout Kentucky. Next, Garrisons are broken down into squads, which allow for localized management of events. According to John Hoagland, squad leader for the Derby City Squad, Kentucky has three squads located in the more populated areas of the state. “These include Lexington, northern Kentucky, and of course Louisville,” Hoagland explains. “Events that occur outside of those areas are managed by individuals who reside in those areas, with direction from the Garrison or squad level. An example would be if there’s a convention in Bowling Green, then the Derby City Squad would manage it, but an event in Paducah might be handled by members who live in the region, or we might ask for the assistance of another Garrison close to the event site.”

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Pre-covid, a large gathering of 501st members made an appearance at a program held at the Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts. The Louisville Orchestra performed the John Williams score for “Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back,” For more information on how to become a member of the 501st Legion in Kentucky, as the film played on the big screen behind

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Dimitrov is steadfast with his training, and works diligently to improve his technique and assist his teammates to the best of his ability. He describes himself as being wild and outgoing, yet also very caring. He was approximately 6 years old when his grandfather moved to the United States. His grandfather was well-known as an honor coach of football in Russia, with nearly 35 years of experience under his belt. He was Dimitrov’s personal coach in the states. Together they honed his craft and personal development for several years. In June of 2012, his family moved to Barcelona to provide Dimitrov and his younger sister

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Dimitrov and his teammates keep each other motivated, and bond through their diligence in their training programs. Even when given spare time to relax, Georgio spends most of his time focusing on the Dimitrov mentions several other individuals next day of training or competition. who have served as inspirations to him. This up-and-coming talent dedicates most “I would have to say I’m inspired by anyone of his time to his passion, constantly looking for ways to improve his performance and I can learn and be better from, whether that’s Zlatan Ibrahimović, Joe Rogan or my technique. Some of his free time does, however, go toward leisurely activities such grandfather,” he says. as cooking, watching YouTube, and relaxing in general. He also loves to fish whenever Joe Rogan is well-known for his role he gets the chance. This particular activity as an American comedian and sports commentator. Ibrahimović, like Ronaldo, is reminds him of his roots in Louisville, where he first learned how to fish. a professional football player. He is known for having scored more than 500 goals in his professional career, and his talent is gaining “Every day we train, get analysis to learn things, and try to improve different wider recognition as his stats continue to aspects of the game,” he says. “There’s not improve. Dimitrov’s grandfather has been an accurate time frame I could give you a key asset in helping him to overcome

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“This is a company that’s now, for the 25th year in a row, continued to grow,” Sastry says. “We’ve not missed a beat from the 2000 dot-com era through the housing crisis of 2007, and even through COVID.”

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what Sastry brought to the company and decided to work together, with a vision of putting him in the role of CEO, but this process was intentionally slow and steady, taking multiple years. “[Mike] casts a long shadow,” Sastry says. “He is an exceptional human being, and a brilliant leader and entrepreneur. We wanted to make sure that people got comfortable with the idea that we are two fundamentally different people and so we’ll each have our own unique style, even if the mission and purpose is the same.”

from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, before working for several companies in Silicon Valley, California.

“All of this gave me opportunities to learn two to three foundational skills,” he says. “One is the ability to quickly learn about an Prior to Appriss, Krish had an interesting career path. area that I know very little about. Number two is the ability to earn people’s trust. The “I’m a software engineer geek by background, third is I’ve had the good fortune to adapt to every new place that I’ve gotten to.” born and raised in India,” he says. He built software for banks, which gave him a chance to travel and work in Europe, Australia and Latin America. He then got his master of business administration degree

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DOCUMENT THE DAY However you spend the day, document it. Photo gifts are lots of fun, but one way to change this up is to give your mom an Instax camera or pull out the old Polaroid. Have her take photos all day long, and then compile and go through them at the end of the day. Be sure to have plenty of film. Add notes to the back of the photos at that time. Write down silly moments and heartfelt notes, so when you pull them out next time you can remember the day like it was yesterday.

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Check your local shops and spas to see if they are offering anything special for moms. Maybe surprise her with a day away or a massage. Maybe just send her to her favorite shop at the mall with a gift card, and give her time to pick out a few things she’d like. Sending her somewhere doesn’t mean you SPEND THE DAY TOGETHER have to put her on a flight or send her to No matter how many moms want time away another country (although that gesture on Mother’s Day, there are still some who would be amazing). Whether you send just want to be surrounded by their loved her to the spa down the street or on a girls ones. Some mommas would give everything weekend with her closest friends, the time to have all their kids in one place for an away will be much appreciated. entire day or weekend. Get with your dad and/or siblings and try to have a full day planned, during which you all just hang out WRITE A THANK-YOU LETTER with your mom and add small surprises into This seems like a simple gesture, right? Well, it is. However, it’s easy to forget all 32 / MAY 2021

the things we take for granted that mom does day in and day out - and do we always say thanks for those gestures? Well, this is your chance to thank her for all those things that you think about often, but don’t always verbalize. Write a thank-you note by hand and then slip it in the mail. The gesture of doing it ahead of time, and making sure to mail it so it will make it to your mom by Mother’s Day, will not go unnoticed.

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Public School, Maurice followed in his father’s footsteps, with involvement in more than 30 boards and commissions. “A lot of people go full-circle following in their parents’ footsteps,” Maurice says. “Their dad is a lawyer, they become a lawyer - dad’s a doctor, they become a doctor. My dad was president of the NAACP in Louisville from 1936 to 1938 and I was president from 1983 to 1984. I thought that was kind of cool.” While Dr. Sweeney fought for equal use of public golf courses and the ability to attend the Iroquois Amphitheater in 1947, many years later Maurice led the participation of minority venders during the PGA Ryder Cup, and his brother’s trucking company helped in the reconstruction and modification of the Iroquois Amphitheater.

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Maurice Sweeney is the youngest child of the late Dr. Pruitt Owsley Sweeney, who was a renaissance man born in the late 1800s in Liberty, Kentucky. Respected in the community, the doctor and his wife Susa raised their four children on their 312-acre dairy farm outside of Middletown, purchased in 1947. Dr. Sweeney purchased the land after selling property he owned across from Louisville Gardens at 5th Street and Muhammad Ali Boulevard. That property was sold to businessman James Graham Brown. Dr. Sweeney used the proceeds to purchase the property he

Before there was a Locust Creek, the subdivision in east Jefferson County, there was Happy Hour Farm. Until December of 1999, Maurice maintained 100 head of beef cattle. That same farmland now has more than 400 homes.

Although it took years, Dr. Sweeney was successful in his efforts, which allowed blacks to play golf at public golf courses and led to equal pay for black teachers. As a child Maurice had no idea that his father contributed so much to the black community in Louisville. One early example of Maurice’s leadership ability was at Eastern High School. Maurice helped start and organize the Students to Promote Better Relations club and became the school’s first black student council president. Through the decades, Maurice has worked for the Kentucky Commission on Human Rights, National City Bank, and the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, where he spearheaded the governor’s management trainee program and ran his brother’s businesses when he died in 1999.

Maurice is greatly inspired by his parents, who worked diligently to bring unity and equality to his family and society at large. His mother, who was raised on her family farm in western Maurice believes nothing builds character Kentucky, obtained her home economics like taking care of cattle and milking twice degree from Kentucky State University and a day every day, as his mother and three was a home economics teacher. In addition, siblings did after Dr. Sweeney died in 1960. Mrs. Sweeney maintained the farm after Dr. While Maurice’s brother Deryl was a captain Sweeney’s death, and it was her perseverance in the Marine Corps and his sister Phyllis and exemplary management skills that was the first black teacher at Anchorage contributed to the farm’s success as a diary

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and beef cattle operation.

Maurice learned more about his father’s humanitarian efforts when sorting through “I had a lady, who at the time was 101 years old articles and letters after the death old, eagerly tell me stories about selling of his father. One of Maurice’s biggest turkeys to my father,” Maurice recalls. “One surprises when going through his father’s time I was at the barbershop and a man told scrapbook was finding a program from me my dad was like Michael Jordan. The guy Churchill Downs dated May 6, 1952. It had missed my father visiting his school for listed the seventh horse in the fourth race as a speech, and everyone told him he’d really Deryl’s Girl, owned by P.O. Sweeney, in his missed out on something special.” fraternity colors - black and gold.

The farm was a show place at the time, featuring the first modern milking parlor in Jefferson County. School classes would often come from the city for field trips and venture to the farm to witness how milk was processed. Maurice recalls a specific adventure on the farm.

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Although many homes have been built around the pasture where cattle used to graze and where he hosted his famous annual goat roast, Maurice still reminisces about the farm days by spending time in the “While helping a friend move to Jeffersontown basement, where he repurposed wood from the original house. in 1999, there was a drought that year and it was difficult to keep hungry cows fenced With the wisdom and strength of his lineage in,” he says. “My mom called me to say, ‘Maurice, you need to come home now. You flowing through his veins, Maurice proudly pays respect to his family and their heritage have 100 head of cattle out on Shelbyville on a daily basis. Over time Maurice has Road.’ Our neighbors had gathered the collected letters, articles, news clippings cattle until I got there, but were unable to and photographs that document his family get them back to the field. Like the pied impact on society. He’s currently retired piper, once I got there, all 100 peacefully but still volunteers as a member of the followed me back to greener pastures.” Eastwood Village Council.

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