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The Calland the Response Wow!!! Healthfest 360! THE CONDUCTOR ORR!! 3rd Qtr. 2015 Official Publication of the Overground RR!!® BUSINESS DIRECTORYwww.overgroundrr.com Pages 13-15 THEThe Official CONDUCTORNewspaper of The Overground RR!!® VOLUME 10 No. 3 3rd Qtr. 2015 The WORSHIP ABOVE ALL tHINGS MINIStRY ORR CENtERS “Beloved, I wish above all things that thou mayest prosper Anointed Word Evangelistic Tabernacle The Call and the and be in health, even as thy soul prospereth.” - III John 1:2 Anointed Vision of Hope Antioch AME Church Ariel Bowen United Methodist Church The Ark of Salvation The B.J. Holland Institute of Ministry Response Believers’ Bible Christian Church Ben Hill Christian Church Ben Hill UMC Bethesda Cathedral of the Apostolic Faith, Inc. Beulah Missionary Baptist Church Big Bethel AME Big Miller Grove Missionary Baptist Church Wow!!! HealthFest 360! Boatrock Baptist Church Butler Street Christian Methodist Episcopal Camy Arnett Ministries Calvary Baptist Church Calvary United Methodist Church Cascade United Methodist Church Chapel of Christian Love Christian Fellowship Baptist Church Chosen Generation C.O.G.I.C. Clarkston First Baptist Church Columbia Drive United Methodist Church Community Church of God Covenant Christ Ministry Covenant Ministries DaySpring International Ministries, Inc. Dodd-Sterling UMC East Atlanta Church Ebenezer Baptist Church Elizabeth Baptist Church Emmaus Road Missionary Baptist Church The Enon Church Evangelistic New Life Worship Center Faith Walk Ministries, Inc. First AME Church First Congregational Church First Corinth Missionary Baptist Church First Iconium Baptist Church First Victory Baptist Church Friendship Community Church Grace Community Fellowship Church Greater Mount Carmel AME Judge Penny Brown Reynolds, Emmy-nominated multi-gifted national television personality, host of SisterTalk and founder of Greater Mountain Baptist Church The Judge Penny Brown Reynolds Foundation Inc. energizes the audience as she emphasizes the importance of spiritual health Greater New Life Baptist Church at the ORR!!’s 1st Annual HealthFest 360 at Greenbriar Mall. Greater New Light Missionary Baptist Church The Greater Piney Grove Baptist Church Greenforest Community Baptist Church m I really healthy if I am not She’d gotten lost spiritually which health-related issues that impact our Headland Heights UMC healthy physically, mentally, then caused bad social choices. So, communities most. Highly Favored Ministries Hillside International Truth Center, Inc. socially, spiritually, and ultimately the spiritual and social Holsey Chapel Christian Methodist Episcopal A financially? Of course not!! diseases resulted in her death. Now of course we must never lose Hopewell MBC Impact! Doing Church Differently focus of the primary mission of the International Christian Fellowship HealthFest 360 took place on October Enjoy photos and videos of the event ORR!! After having gotten us off the Jackson Memorial Baptist Church Joshua Generation Ministries International, Inc. 10, 2015 at Greenbriar Mall. It was at Facebook.com/OvergroundRR and back of the bus, into the front doors of Journey of Faith Church a celebration for and promotion of at HealthFest.org. Hear SisterTalk stores, restaurants and hotels, into jobs The Kingdom of God Evangelistic Outreach Ministry Total Health and well-rounded living. host Judge Penny Brown Reynolds’ and careers we could not previously Liberty International Ministries amazing story of overcoming have hoped to have, Dr. King told Life Changing Ministries In furtherance of the OvergroundRR!!’s seemingly impossible obstacles as us that the next leg of the freedom Life Line Church Light of the World Christian Tabernacle mission of changing the economic she encourages our women to become journey is building our own economy. Lindsay Street Baptist Church landscape of the Black community, spiritually and physically healthy. (Listen to the video at www.Marching2March.org) Love Circle Truth Center Love Life Christian Fellowship Church the ORR’s more than 100 churches, See pages 6-7 for more pictorial The Lutheran Church of the Atonement 160 businesses, and 40 community highlights of this great event. WE (You and I) must make the Midway Missionary Church Miracles, Miracles and More Miracles organizations are now mobilizing the necessary changes in our lives so Mishpochah Congregation community to become serious about In 2016, look for our new Health that we can enjoy TOTAL HEALTH! Mission On The Move Mt. Calvary Baptist Church what it really means to be HEALTHY. section in The Conductor Newspaper Join the OvergroundRR!! Mt. Calvary Missionary Baptist HealthFest 360 showed that the which will create awareness of GET ON BOARD!! Mt. Carmel Baptist Church Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church community is ready to really get serious. Mt. Welcome Missionary Baptist Church Muhammed’s Mosque No. 15 Community Income Spending Comparison New Beginnings Ministries The ORR!! churches, businesses, and New Fountain Worldwide Ministries community organizations recognize New Jerusalem Baptist Church Ethnicity Population Amt Spent Bus. Revenues Percent of New Jerusalem Worship Center International that while we must improve our New Life Tabernacle C.O.G.I.C. economic plight, it will do little (billions) (billions) Amount Omega Holiness Church good if we are diseased physically, Poplar Springs Baptist Church Blacks 39,472,041 $ 910 $ 136 15% Powerhouse of Deliverance Cathedral mentally, socially or spiritually. It is Providence Missionary Baptist Church like putting millions of dollars in a Pure Praises Ministries Hispanics 48,232,635 $ 978 $ 350 36% Ray Of Hope Christian Church pocket with a hole in it. Redemptive Life Christian Fellowship Church Rehoboth Christian Center International Asians 14,506,692 $ 509 $ 506 99% Restoration Tabernacle, Inc. We lost a princess of our people Salem Bible Church in Whitney Houston. According Solomon Temple Missionary Baptist Church Whites 244,493,339 $ 9,125 $ 24,061 263% St James Missionary Baptist Church to all reports she had no physical, St. John Missionary Baptist Church mental or financial deficiencies. Source: The Selig Center of the University of Georgia 2008. This study is conducted every 10 years. St. Mark AME Church St. Mark Lutheran Church St. Paul AME Church ORR!!® A • L • L • I • A • N • C • E • S St. Philip AME Church St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church 100 Black Men of Atlanta, Inc. • 100 Black Women of Atlanta • Advocacy for Seniors, LLC • African American Philharmonic Orchestra The True Light Baptist Church All Empowered Inc. American Kidney Services • Americolor Opera Alliance • Atlanta Be Someone • Atlanta Business League • Atlanta Citizen Review Transform Lives Christian Church Board • Atlanta Urban League Beverly Cunniningham Outreach Program • City of Atlanta, Minority Business Opportunities • Cleveland Ave Roy L. Yancy, Trinity Tabernacle Baptist Church Turner Chapel AME Church Sr. Public Library • Community Teen Coalition, Inc. • Concerned Black Clergy • FACAA • Fulton County Workforce Development • GABEO • Georgia Victory Cathedral Church of God in Christ Black Chamber of Commerce • Georgia Coalition for the People’s Agenda • Georgia Prostate Cancer Coalition • Girl Scout Troop 9216 • Greater Atlanta West End Seventh-Day Adventist Economic Alliance • Greater Works, Inc. • Habesha Inc. Healing Arts A-Z • Highly Favored Ministries • Home Based Business • Chamber of Commerce Wheat Street Baptist Church House of Restoration, Inc. • Investment Atlanta, Inc. • Making The Transition, Inc. • MACEO’s Kids Foundation • Marquis Grissom Baseball Association, Inc. Woods Memorial Baptist Church Word of Faith Love Center Metropolitan Atlanta Violence Prevention Partnership (MAVPP) • Mother Dillard’s Village of Hope, Inc. • NAACP of Georgia • National Action Network Na- Word of God Ministries tional Stylist Association • Ropheka Rock of the World, Inc. • Sadie G. Mays Health & Rehabilitation Center Satcher Health Leadership Institute • SCLC World Covenant Christian Center Show and Prove Youth Organization • Soul Food Museum • South Fulton Business Coalition The B-Aware Foundation • The Spirit of Sweet Auburn • True Zion Hill Baptist Church Dreams Showcase • Truly Living Well Center for Natural Urban Agriculture • United Negro College Fund • University Community Academy • WAIN.TV Wellcare of Georgia • Wholistic Stress Control Institute, Inc (WSCI) 1 3rd Qtr. 2015 THE CONDUCTOR www.overgroundrr.com Official Publication of the Overground RR!!® Letter From the Chairman Black Family Finances: Black Families Need More Jobs and Money Aaron Turpeau ORR Chairman fter giving some real Commerce referred to as “The thought to this topic “Black Family Finances are tied directly to The Atlanta Way”. This was where the i n c l u d i n g “ s a v i n g , majority of the leaders respected A and supported Joint Ventures and budgeting, investments, living Stadium, The Beltway, The Transportation Bill, below your joint income, private Affirmative Actions. Now, no vs. public schools etc.” the answer development of Buckhead, all development north Black or White leader pushes very surfaced again: Black Families loud for any equalization plan. need more jobs and money. of I-20, and lack of development south of I-20.” More on that topic later. Black Family Finances are tied So today’s answer to how to directly to The Stadium, The improve Black Family Finances: Beltway, The Transportation Bill, hire more black people, so we begin having a normal conversation More money to black businesses development of Buckhead, all need to wake up
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