Savannah woman launches project to remind people that kindness is universal
Kimberly Ergul dreams of taking her kindness campaign worldwide, with flags, T-shirts, decals, badges and bumper stickers.
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Kimberly Ergul dreams of taking her kindness campaign worldwide, with flags, T-shirts, decals, badges and bumper stickers.
After more than three decades at Savannah’s St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, the Very Rev. William Willoughby III delivers final sermon.
The goal is for young people to be confident, considerate, comfortable and in control in social situations such as homecoming, weddings and job interviews.
The statue, designed by Susie Chisholm, was put in Ellis Square in 2009 and disappeared in late March after it was found knocked over.
During the month of April, John’s “Life of Jesus” paintings are on display in the fellowship hall at First Baptist Church, Savannah.