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Apostle Dr. David A. Boyd And Rev. Dr. Deborah D. Arnold Announce Their Union
DRS. DAVID A. AND DEBORAH D. BOYD Saturday, October 13, 2018 at the Tampa Palms Country Club
Dr. David A. Boyd is the Founder and Sr. Pastor of Harvest Time Ministries International, Founder and President of the Tampa Bay Bible College (celebrating its 25th silver year milestone on 10/27/18), and has served in the Tampa Bay Area for more than three decades.
Dr. Deborah D. Boyd was born in Cleveland, Ohio and raised in Milledgeville Georgia, where she received her education from Georgia College and State University and obtained her Master of Sci- ence degree from the Medical College of Georgia.
Dr. Arnold-Boyd completed her doctoral studies in clini- cal Pastoral Psychology and serves as the Associate Pastor at Flagg Chapel Baptist Church in Milledgeville, Georgia.
Dr. Deborah Boyd is licensed and ordained to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ through conferences, workshops, revivals and other spiritual teaching programs. Working together, they aspire to continue to build the Kingdom of God through His people!
Turner Bartels Wins Hillsborough County Boys Basketball Middle School Championship!
Community Invited To Attend ‘Jazz On The Lawn @ Edison’ Event
BY IRIS B. HOLTON Sentinel City Editor
On Saturday, October 27th, two organizations will provide a full day of jazz, en- tertainment, and a wide as- sortment of fun activities. The event, entitled “Jazz On The Lawn @ Edison,” will begin at 11 a.m. and conclude at 7 p.m., at Edison Elemen- tary School, 1607 E. Curtis Street, Tampa, FL 33610.
The event will offer a day filled with live jazz and enter- tainment, food, a variety of local vendors, and fun activi- ties for children in a fall festi- val themed environment.
It will cater to local stu- dents, schools, surrounding communities, small busi- nesses, and organizations in the target area. It also offers a positive, family-friendly at- mosphere for families in the communities.
It is being sponsored by Project LINK, Inc., and What We Could Be Exchange, Inc., (WWcB), and is designed as a community event that will bring awareness and raise
funds. The funds are desig- nated for educational re- sources for failing schools and impoverished communi- ties in East Tampa and South Seminole Heights.
The two organizations be- lieve that while a single or- ganization can make some difference in a neighborhood, the collective actions of resi- dents and business partners together can greatly impact the entire community.
They also work to close the achievement and income gaps by aligning the best of the community’s gifts, cul-
ture, and expertise to reach a common vision.
General admission is free. Anyone wishing to obtain more information or to ob- tain VIP tickets can visit the website at www.jazzon- thelawnedison.eventbrite.co m.
For more information on the event, sponsorship, and vendor opportunities, email jeannettebradley@tam- pabay.rr.com, or call (813) 841-8631; or contact Ms. Tina Young, Executive Di- rector of Project LINK, Inc., at tyoung@project-link.org.
Congratulations to Head Coach Richard Branch and the Turner/Bartels Boys Basketball Team who won the County Championship! It is the school's first championship in any sport.
The team defeated Shields Middle School 68 – 53 to win the championship.
Members of the team are: Christian Ayala, Reginald Bell, Charles Bent, Kaine Branch, Karmello Branch, George Danso, Chandler Davis, Tavoy Feagin, Connor Hodges, Elijah Horsey, Anthony Jones, Logan Lambert, Alexander Mejia, Nicholas Mejia, Brodie Morris, Sean Scott and Caleb Thomas.
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