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Guess Where I'm Headed…

Concert 2008
He's sold more than five million albums world wide, garnered multiple
hit singles ("Ordinary People," "Used to Love U," "So High," "Save
Room," "Heaven," "Another Again"), received countless awards (including
five Grammys) and wowed rapt audiences across the globe. Music's
leading producers clamor to work with him.  Fashion aficionados can't
get enough of his incomparable style. And the humanitarian community
has rallied around his fight to end poverty.  Critics have called him a genius, one of the most compelling and
important singer/songwriters of this generation, an elegant ambassador
of soul.


Raphael Saadiq is a standard bearer for what folks call 'old school' music, a
contemporary artist continuing a time-honored tradition that goes back
to the '60s and '70s. From his early days as a member of the
groundbreaking '80s group Tony! Toni! Toné!  After leaving the group, Raphael recorded two singles for hit movies
(1995's "Ask of You" from "Higher Learning" and "Me & You" from
"Boyz in the Hood").  In 2000, he created the supergroup Lucy Pearl
(with En Vogue's Dawn Robinson and A Tribe Called Quest's Ali Shaheed
Muhammad) and the team's much-appreciated sole self-titled album
received Grammy, American Music Awards and Soul Train Music Awards
nominations.  The first leg of the North American tour kicks off November 19 at
Northrop Auditorium in Minneapolis, MN, and heads to Chicago on 11/20 – 11/21 and continues through December
13.  


Enjoy this for now yall…

One Day To Change The World

Vote for Glenda Williams – America's Next Sunday Best!

Hey family – this is Glenda Williams, my boy's (Pastor Marvin Williams) sister from Tabernacle Community Church, Grand Rapids, Michigan and SHE'S THE REAL DEAL!!! She's competing to be "America's Next Sunday Best." I want you all to check out her demo & <CLICK HERE> to cast your vote NOW!

Please do me a favor and tell EVERYONE you know to cast their vote too! Here's the link (www.sundaybestcasting.com/people/Levite26) for you to copy & paste and send to your contacts.  Let your voice be heard!

Thanks again for helping!!!
Go Glenda!!!

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What Impact is the Economic Crisis Having on your Life?

I believe we are in a period of economic uncertainty and churches would be wise to watch the economic indicators around them.  Our church is in an area that is undergoing tremendous economic change. Lost jobs, lost wages translate into fewer contributions, plus some members have moved to other states to find better paying jobs.

The national economy, battered by the mortgage housing crisis and sky-high fuel costs, is starting to take its toll on all houses of worship.  As wallets get thinner, people face increasingly difficult choices between paying the bills and supporting their congregation.  In short, this downturn is hurting everybody.  I crafted a short survey to get your input on this important matter. Thanks for participating!