Bishop Gadsden Research Paper

Anthony Greeley is my uncle. We call him “Uncle Tony”. He was born in 1962 in Boston, Massachusetts at Boston City Hospital. He is married to my Aunt Melanie, who is my father’s youngest sister. My Aunt Melanie was his second marriage before My Uncle Tony has been a FireMan for 31 years and was promoted to Fire Chief of Norwood 3 years ago. When he was a kid, He went to Norwood High School in Norwood Massachusetts. When he graduated from High School, Tony enrolled at the University Of Connecticut in Storrs, Connecticut. Tony Studied business at Uconn. Tony has two children from his first marriage, Brian and Katie. He is the stepfather to Billy and Jimmy. He and my Aunt Melanie also have a daughter, Abby. My Uncle Tony likes the New England

They bought the land on where the church was located in Russellville was on Damascus Road, just inside the boundaries of Russellville.

Georgetown is where I had my first experience with religion at Dickenson African Methodist Episcopal Church. According

time, being owned by mainly the Putman family. The pastor there, Samuel Parris, has lived there

Throughout my four years of college, I wanted to learn about myself and the world. I did not want to follow a particular path or be strict with myself. Now, as a graduate I discovered my passion for health and helping people. I want to volunteer at New York Methodist Hospital because I want to learn more about health while getting to help people feel at peace during a difficult time in their life. I am ready to learn and I am ready for a new experience. I want to learn from accomplished individuals and further my knowledge in health for when I decide to go to nursing school. At the age of 5, I had to help my grandma because she could not walk due to arthritis of the spine and knee. At a young age I learned how one person can make a difference

Christ Church is the second oldest church in Georgia and also has one of the oldest cemeteries in Glynn County. The church graveyard is used by church members and their descendants. The oldest graves in the cemetery are unmarked, however, the church confirmed, the earliest known date is 1796. Today, just across from Christ Church, are the Wesley Gardens and a memorial to John and Charles Wesley. Christ Church Frederica stands today, still holding services, with over 1000 members! Worship on St. Simons Island has been continuous since

Wc. Handy was born in Florence Alabama on November 16, 1873. During his life he worked as a musician, composer, and music Publisher.Handy grew up in the church.His father and grandfather were both Methodist minister, and both absolutely forbidden him to play any music that was secular. As a result Handy had to put aside his desires and get a real job.So in 1892 he graduated from college and got a job as a school teacher .Still throughout all this he still continue to learn about music.

Bernice Pauahi Bishop was a Hawaiian princess, the last direct descendant of the Royal House of Kamehameha. Her bequest endowed the Kamehameha Schools, which specialize in educating the children of native Hawaiians to this day.

In a small town outside of metro Atlanta, each year, at least 1,500 refugees settle in the city of Clarkston to start a new beginning at life. Refugees from Bhutan, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Somalia, Sudan, Liberia, and Vietnam come in waves from every corner of the globe. Lately there has been an increasingly number of refugees from the Congo, due to the civil war that has been ongoing for many years. Currently, there is a population of 13,000 individuals who have made Clarkston their home away from home. We ask, what brings the refugees to this little city? Many wonder how this has happened, how Clarkston has developed its own little cultural sense of identity? Refugees started settling in Clarkston back in the early 1990's, and it's been the resettlement hub ever since. The reason so many refugees settled in Clarkston, Georgia is due to the low- income based apartments, easy access to public transit and it’s near the interstate, which can take you to any part of Atlanta.

A 16 year old male named Harrington became the first ever black Drummer Boy. He was the best in his practice academy and was destined to the prestigious position. Although, due to his African American heritage, it took him and his supporters a lot of protesting to get him their.

The Caring Station, a former ministry of Gateway Fellowship, had most recently occupied the building, but ceased to operate on Aug. 29, 2014. In advance of the closure, Pastor Larry Hasemeyer told county commissioners the church, which had subsidized operations to the tune of $250,000 over the years, could no longer afford to keep

“The Reverend Green Johnson and his wife Rachel were the creative force and inspiration behind the building and stewardship of the new church. Members of the Johnson family were active in the congregation for all 87 years it was in use. We are fortunate that Annie Johnson, one of Green and Rachel’s grandchildren, wrote a history of the church, recording major events, dates of changes made to the building, and names of clergy who preached

George Gallup was born in the fall of the year 1901 on November 18, in the small town of Jefferson, Iowa the heartland of America. He grew up in an octagonal house build by his father, who was also named George. His father, George Henry Gallup, a farmer as well as a real estate dealer in agricultural land. From a young a George Jr. was already being to have a sense of democracy based on the sturdy, self-sufficient farmer. As a teenager, Gallup Jr. worked as the manager of dairy farm and used his salary to start a newspaper at his high school. He enrolled in the University of Iowa in 1918, played football and became the editor of the Daily Iowan as he began working for three U of I degrees, he received a bachelor's degree in 1923, a master's in 1925, and a doctorate in 1928.

I volunteer at two agencies that serve the most vulnerable populations in DC in health related capacities. My experiences have caused me to made me consider a career in non profit dentistry that serves the poor. I have served as a Community Service chair of an organization called 1867 at Howard University; coordinating community service activities for our members. I currently intern working with kids under 5 in nutrition and health where I do nutrition evaluations and lessons. It is so important to use your skills to help others. After a year of working with vulnerable populations of children and young adults in my home state I think will know for sure if this what I want to do for this full time for my whole career in healthcare.

I have always known that I wanted to make a difference in this world, even if it is one person at a time. I have dreamed of becoming a nurse, instead of being just a dream it is now going to become reality. My passion for health is more than a passion it is my lifestyle, a lifestyle I want others to follow. I have started up a small running group within the community to promote a healthy lifestyle. I often donate blood as I know how important it is in the healthcare field. I have worked at the Community Health Center of Branch County for 5 and half years now. I absolutely love my job, I started out as a nursing assistant on the floor, assisting the nursing staff with dressing changes, doing vitals, obtaining different types of specimen