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Charles Jenkins Returns w/ New Album PRAISE PARTY, Vol 1
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Where LSU Health Shreveport is giving COVID-19 vaccinations this week
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Jimmy Fisher Sr.
Jimmy Fisher Sr. of Pine Bluff has announced his candidacy for Jefferson County tax collector.
He is currently a District 5 justice of the peace on the Jefferson County Quorum Court, where he is financial chairman. From 2019 to 2020, he was the public safety chairman.
From 2008 to 2010, he was a JP for District 3, according to a news release. My knowledge and expertise as a financial chairman continues to make a notable difference in Jefferson County, Fisher said. As tax collector, I will implement positive ideas that will both help and enhance our bottom line.
Fisher has been involved in the community for years. He served as pastor of Greater Mt. Calvary Baptist Church in Pine Bluff from 1996 to 2015.
Where to find fireworks in Tampa Bay for July Fourth
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An upset in the SBC presidential race
In a hotly contested election decided by just over 500 votes, Alabama pastor Ed Litton was elected president of the SBC.
Litton, the longtime pastor of Redemption Church in Saraland, Alabama, a congregation with 3,900 members, was considered a long shot in the race. Two other candidates Georgia pastor Mike Stone, a leader among conservative critics of current SBC leaders, and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary president Al Mohler had been considered the favorites.
Mohler was knocked out during the first round of ballots, receiving about a quarter of the votes. In a runoff, Litton got 52 percent of the vote, and Stone got close to 48 percent.