JANUARY 16, 2023

Reid Chapel AME Church Rev. Carey A. Grady, Senior Pastor Sunday, January 15, 2023 ~ 10:00 a.m. Service

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Old Testament Scripture Proverbs 15 A soft answer turns away wrath, But a harsh word stirs up anger. 2 The tongue of the wise uses knowledge rightly, But the mouth of fools pours forth foolishness. 3 The eyes of the LORD are in every place, Keeping watch on the evil and the good. 4 A wholesome tongue is a tree of life, But perverseness in it breaks the spirit. 5 A fool despises his father’s instruction, But he who receives correction is prudent. 6 In the house of the righteous there is much treasure, But in the revenue of the wicked is trouble. 7 The lips of the wise disperse knowledge, But the heart of the fool does not do so. 8 The sacrifice of the wicked is an abomination to the LORD, But the prayer of the upright is His delight. 9 The way of the wicked is an abomination to the LORD, But He loves him who follows righteousness. 10 Harsh discipline is for him who forsakes the way, And he who hates correction will die. 11 Hell and Destruction are before the LORD; So how much more the hearts of the sons of men. 12 A scoffer does not love one who corrects him, Nor will he go to the wise. 13 A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance, But by sorrow of the heart the spirit is broken. 14 The heart of him who has understanding seeks knowledge, But the mouth of fools feeds on foolishness. 15 All the days of the afflicted afflicted are evil, But he who is of a merry heart has a continual feast. 16 Better is a little with the fear of the LORD, Than great treasure with trouble. 17 Better is a dinner of herbs where love is, Than a fatted calf with hatred. 18 A wrathful man stirs up strife, But he who is slow to anger allays contention 19 The way of the lazy man is like a hedge of thorns, But the way of the upright is a highway. 20 A wise son makes a father glad, But a foolish man despises his mother. 21 Folly is joy to him who is destitute of discernment, But a man of understanding walks uprightly. 22 Without counsel, plans go awry, But in the multitude of counselors they are established. 23 A man has joy by the answer of his mouth, And a word spoken in due season, how good it is! 24 The way of life winds upward for the wise, That he may turn away from hell below. 25 The LORD will destroy the house of the proud, But He will establish the boundary of the widow. 26 The thoughts of the wicked are an abomination to the LORD, But the words of the pure are pleasant. 27 He who is greedy for gain troubles his own house, But he who hates bribes will live. 28 The heart of the righteous studies how to answer, But the mouth of the wicked pours forth evil. 29 The LORD is far from the wicked, But He hears the prayer of the righteous. 30 The light of the eyes rejoices the heart, And a good report makes the bones healthy. 31 The ear that hears the rebukes of life Will abide among the wise. 32 He who disdains instruction despises his own soul, But he who heeds rebuke gets understanding. 33 The fear of the LORD is the instruction of wisdom, And before honor is humility. 1

Altar Call

Speak To My Heart

Selection by Choir Offering

Giving Declaration (Responsive) As we give today’s tithe and offering, We are believing God for: Heaven opened, Earth invaded, Storehouses unlocked, And miracles created, Dreams and visions, Angelic visitations, Declarations, Impartations, And divine manifestations, Anointing’s, gifting’s and calls, Positions and promotions, Provisions and resources, To go to all nations and Souls, From every generation, Saved and set free. We believe in Tithing and giving 10% of our Time, Talent and Treasure to God. We bring the Tithes in the Storehouse Gladly because we Love God. Thank You God for allowing us the opportunity to Give.

Sermonic Selection

Bless The Name Of The Lord

Sermon Invitation

Let Him In Today

Closing Benediction

Rev. Carey A. Grady Let The Church Say Amen ~Swipe For Next Page~

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The Season of Consecration January 2023 is Here! Included in this weeks Worship Guide you will find the

“Season of Consecration booklet.” Please read this information carefully and join with the Reid Chapel Family in this special time of prayer, study, fasting and giving. We will be reading a chapter of the Book Proverbs each day, corresponding to the date of the month (1st, Proverbs 1. 2nd Proverbs 2, etc…)

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We are encouraging everyone to give sacrifice of One Dollar a Day for the month of January , that’s $31.00 for the Month of Consecration Giving. Your giving may be done weekly as $7 dollars each Sunday, bi-weekly as $14, two times during the month or you may give for the entire month at once if you wish. Special Envelopes for your giving will be provided.

Prayer List

Please keep the following Reid Family uplifted in prayer Health Concerns Bro. Paul Torrian

Sis. Means

Sis. Georgia Jenkins

Bro. Willie Johnson

Bro. James Anderson

Bereaved Crumlin Family

Lewis Family

McClary Family

Hinds Family

Brown Family

Herbert Family

Dowd Family

Lyles Family

Dawkins Family

2022-2023 Officers Thank You For Giving So Generously of Your

Time, Talent & Treasure !

Steward Listing Patricia Harleston James Tucker Kirshunda King James Arnold Robin Eaddy

James Cassidy Robin Cleckly Harold McClary Ronald Elder Tim Holmes

Bernadette Herbert Miranda Broadus Alberta Lewis Doris Jean Rembert Bobbie McClary Alberta Johnson

Elizabeth Ross Jean Rembert Wallace Wilson Charlotte Dixon

Trustee Listing

Wayne Sinkler Bernadette Herbert Steven Graves Faye Irvin Peytrienna Davis

Class Leaders Rebecca Brown Thelma Griggs Michael Boyd Mary A. Arnold Vera Chapman Paul Jordan

Kimberly Gathers Roberta Cash Thelma Graves Stan Hall

Rosie Davis Fay Grier Michael Boyd Johnny Gathers Toya Murph

Chris Patterson Nicole Wilson Rev. & Mrs. Steed Hope Abdullah Brenda Jackson

HERE’S TO YOUR HEALTH

Why Video Calls Wear You Out More Than Phone Calls or In-Person Meetings Back-to-back calls all morning, or all day long is stressful and the technology, while mimicking in-person meetings and get-togethers, is not a perfect substitute. A lot of information we process from people we’re communicating with is nonverbal. Whether it’s a slight nod of the head or a subtle smile, we communicate with one another all the time without realizing it. But when we communicate through video-conferencing tools, many of these nonverbal cues can get lost. You can’t necessarily look over at someone and get a feel for if they’re understanding what’s going on, so that can be frustrating. Eye contact is an important feature of communication. When we establish eye contact, we send signals back and forth that establish attention, interest, and disagreement or agreement with what is being said - what’s known as “gaze awareness.” Trouble is, if you want to make eye contact - or create the illusion of eye contact – while on video, you have to look directly into the camera, which we’re probably not going to do. Even if you’re looking into the person’s eyes, it appears to the other person as if you’re looking elsewhere on their face, so there’s already a disconnect that we may not be aware of, and as with any kind of communication technology, it takes a little time for your words and gestures to reach the other person. “Real time” during video calls actually means a micro delay. During in-person communication, we say something and immediately look at the person’s reaction for feedback. But on video calls, that micro delay is long enough for the other person’s reaction to feel not quite right, there’s kind of a limbo, like, ‘Did I say this right? It takes a split second for information to reach their ears, process it, and then send it back to you - a split second longer than it would in person. In the moment, you may not think about it, over the course of an hour-long call, or a day full of calls, it’s an added stress for our brains. A study found that a delay as short as 1.2 seconds is enough to make your conversation partner appear less attentive, less friendly, and less focused compared with a shorter (or no) delay. Pair these challenges in communication and self-presentation with the standard tech glitches, dogs or kids making noise in the background, and countless other stressors and distractions, and suddenly your brain is overloaded with information. Your brain is like a computer, and just like any computing machine, the brain is only able to process so much information at any given time. If you have many programs open, it’s going to slow down the information-processing capacity of your computer. The result? Fatigue. Meeting fatigue is not a new phenomenon, while the brain-clogging effects of video-conferencing technology may make meetings even more tiring, the usual culprits are also probably still playing a role: meetings that are too long, too frequent, and lack direction. Here are some tips to make your video calls less draining: Keep the Meetings Short - Attention spans keep getting shorter — your meeting times should reflect that. Don’t be afraid to limit meetings to 15 - 25 minutes. To figure ideal meeting length, think about how much time you need for what you want to achieve, then cut 5 to 10 minutes to create a sense of urgency. This pressure seems to create more focus in meetings. Invite Fewer People - Resist the urge to over invite. With too many people, the meeting becomes less focused and harder to manage. Instead of inviting everyone, stick to essential team members. You can always record the meeting and send to the rest of the team. If you’re worried about shutting people out of meetings by limiting the invites, send relevant players an invite, but be sure to let them know what the meeting is about and that their presence and participation is optional, not mandatory. Sort Tech Problems Early so the Meeting Starts on Time - Few things are more frustrating than meetings that start late because of software issues. To ensure that a meeting starts on time, facilitators should log in five minutes early to make sure that they have the necessary software and that the technology is working. Make Video Optional - Keeping your camera on can help prevent multitasking and ensure people are tuned in, however, the added pressure of having to be “on” during a video call may leave some feeling more drained. If there’s a lot going on around them, people may not want to turn the camera on. Some employers require cameras on, but if you have a choice, make a thoughtful decision about whether to do so Before Scheduling, Always Ask: Is This Meeting Really Necessary? - Be thoughtful about calling meetings. Are so many really necessary? Will a video call will actually help you meet an important deadline? Can the same information be shared just as easily in an email or quick phone call? If there’s no real value don’t do it. Limit Other Potential Distractions – Silence any desktop/email notification pop ups, so you’re not thinking about responding to the email while I’m in the meeting, multitasking is going to tire you out. For more tips on working from home go to: https://www.everydayhealth.com/healthy-living/your-work-from-home-survival-guide-for-self-care/

Reid Chapel AME Church Calendar

Sunday, January 15, 2023 Lancaster District Lay Recommitment Service St. Paul AME Church (Shaw) 2pm

January 20 – 22, 2023 7th WMS Annual Retreat Tuesday, January 31, 2023 Myrtle Beach SC

Sunday, January 15, 2023 YPD Black History Practice After Service

January 23-26, 2023 Connectional Church Growth & Evangelism Seminar Bethel AME Nashville TN

Tuesday, January 17, 2023 Official Board Meeting 6:30

Tuesday, January 17, 2023 YPD Bake Sale

Monday, January 16, 2023 Martin Luther King Day Reid Chapel & Beth Shalom Synagogue Reid Chapel Time TBD

Tuesday, January 29, 2023 YPD Bake Sale Monday, January 30, 2023 Trustee Board Meeting 6:30 pm Tuesday, January 31, 2023 Steward Board Meeting 6:30pm February 2023 Black History Month

Tuesday, January 17, 2023 Official Board 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, January 17, 2023 Justice Ministry Orientation RC Fellowship Hall 6:30 p.m. ~Swipe For Next Page~

Season of Consecration January 2023 “ Jesus said to him, “‘You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind.’ This is the first and great commandment. And the second is like it: ‘You shall love your neighbor as yourself.’ “ Matthew 22:37-39

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Reid Chapel AME Church Rev. Carey A. Grady, Pastor

704 Gabriel Street | Columbia | SC | 29203 Reidchapel.org | office @reidchapel.org

January 2023 Consecration Month Thirty-One (31) Days of Renewal and Discernment

Dear Reid Chapel, The Month of January is right before us. For the past 12 months we have experienced God’s Grace, Mercy and Love. We want to make sure that we end December 2022 in Prayer and Usher in the New Year of 2023 in Prayer. Prayer is the only we will prepare for a productive year at Reid Chapel AME Church. We will take the entire month of January as a season of Consecration and Rededication as spiritual preparation for the rest of 2023. Reid Chapel and V.V. Reid School will celebrate 70 Years of Christian Witness, Ministry and Education. While 70 Years is young for an AME Church, 70 Years is old for an AME Church School. V.V. Reid is the oldest AME Church School: Daycare, Kindergarten and Elementary School in the State of South Carolina. To God Be the Glory! The entire year of 2023 we will observe and celebrate 70 Years of Christian Service. We will begin on January in a season of Consecration and Prayer and Fasting and will read the entire book of Proverbs in 31 Days. How we start a new beginning determines the course and direction of that new beginning. Also during consecration month we are asking every member to give $1 a day to Reid Chapel beyond our Tithes and Offerings. That is simply $31 for the month of January 2023. This year we will expand our African highlights for all 12 months. We also plan to have Family night quarterly (Christian Ed/Sunday School). In 2016 we started the V.V. Reid Alumni Association. This coming year in 2023 you will see and hear a lot from this organization as we relaunch. We will continue with many of the ministry events that we usually have. Also we plan to relaunch our selling of fresh produce in the Spring of 2023. All organizations will have special days (WMS, LAY, YPD, Sons of Allen, Choirs, Ushers, Garden, etc) We will also have quarterly and possibly monthly church wide Mission Ministry Projects with volunteer opportunities for the entire Reid Chapel Family. Following is an informal spotlight calendar for 2023 .

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Prayer Prayer is essential for believers to learn to hear from and speak to God. Prayer is simply a conversation with God. Meditation is when God speaks to us. We have to create an environment to speak to and hear from God. Bible Reading The reading of the word of God for believers is essential to understanding the written revelation that God has left for us. The Bible is a document that tells the story of a chosen people: which is literally a history of their walk with God: the Good, Bad and Indifferent. The Bible is also a book of revelation that tells the story of Jesus: birth, ministry, miracles, death, burial and resurrection. This gives us a glimpse of the Life of Jesus and how we should be rooted in Christ and emulate and follow his life. Fasting A simple definition of fasting is abstaining from food or drink. However we can fast from many things besides food or drink. Fasting is the season of purging ourselves of something and replacing it with spiritual things: Prayer/Bible Reading. (Instead of watching 30 minutes of television, read the Bible or Pray during that time.) On Sunday, January 1, 2023 at 6:00 p.m. we will begin our fast as a Congregation. We will read the entire book of Proverbs during January. We will read 1 Proverb a Day. Each week give up something that you know you don’t need. For me I will be giving up Chick-Fil-A and Sweets for the entire Month of January 2023. Fasting is a Spiritual Discipline. Just as praying and practicing forgiveness and repentance are natural ingredients of the Christian faith, fasting is also part of our Biblical and Spiritual mandate to draw closer to the Lord. Fasting is not easy. Fasting at its very core is sacrifice. What are you willing to sacrifice or give up to draw closer to God? Whenever you find yourself craving or desiring something, replace that item with Prayer or Bible Reading. If our physical body is sick our spiritual well-being is affected. We also want to encourage everyone to support African-American Businesses during the months of January and February. as well as Pentecost Season. For example if you want to go out to eat please consider AfricanAmerican eating establishments. Also as we prepare for our Church Anniversary in March we will be highlighting African-American businesses. It is important that we become the type of Christians that have Spiritual Power. Christians are supposed to be able to lay hands on the sick and heal, talk demons down and have extraordinary spiritual power. We can’t have spiritual power unless we manage ourselves: Mind, Body, Soul, Spirit and possessions well. This starts with consecration: setting ourselves apart. When we Pray our Life will be full of Purpose, Mission and Focus. When we fast we purge ourselves of things that don’t need to be in our lives. Satan does not want us to be close to God. Satan will do anything to discourage us from getting closer to God. When we fast, spiritual warfare will begin. We can only become like Christ if we recognize that the Earth is the Lord’s and his fullness thereof. We can only become like Christ if we Manage and steward ourselves in the image and likeness of God. We can only accomplish this through Prayer and Fasting. To God be the Glory,

Rev. Carey A Grady Rev. Carey A. Grady, Senior Pastor

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Reid Chapel AME Church

Class Listing

“ Jesus said to him, “‘You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind.’ This is the first and great commandment. And the second is like it: ‘You shall love your neighbor as yourself.’ “ Matthew 22:37-39

Reid Chapel AME Church Rev. Carey A. Grady, Pastor

704 Gabriel Street | Columbia | SC | 29203 Reidchapel.org | office @reidchapel.org

Class # 1 ~ Bernadette Herbert ~ Family ID 1000-1012 1000 Percalee Morris 1000 Robert Morris 1001 Robin Eaddy and Family 1001 Deontae Jacobs 1002 Denise Singleton

1002 Danee Singleton 1002 Donovan Singleton 1003 Rebecca Brown 1004 Tracy Jefferson-Bailey 1004Darius Darby 1005 Melissa Gasque

1006 Assata Herbert 1006 Bernadette Herbert 1007 Larry B. Smalls 1008 Genova Benson 1011 Mary G. Barber 1012 Bobbie A. McClary 1012 Harold McClary

Class #2 ~ Miranda Broadus ~ Family ID 1013-1024 1013 Edna Whaley 1013 Joe Whaley 1014 Thilmore l Cunningham 1014 Robert Cunningham 1015 Willie Johnson 1015 Benjamin B. Williams

1015 Michael Williams 1016 Anthony Giddens 1017 Kimberly Gathers 1017 Victoria Gathers 1017 Johnnie Gathers 1017 Zack (Jonathan) Gathers

1018 Alvin Wood 1018 Jacqueline Wood 1019 Naji-Capri Hughes 1020 Majette Aubrey 1021 Patricia Harleston 1021 Jerome Harleston 1022 Ralana S. Wilson

Class #3 ~ Alberta Lewis ~ Family ID 1025-1039 1025 Ellis Vondann 1026 Reba Rogers 1027 Porcha Rogers 1027 Maceo E. Gatewood 1028 Janette C Scott 1029 Marlena Gore 1030 Brittney Jones

1030 Brandon Jones 1031 Arttia L. Robinson 1031 Shavon S. Robinson 1031 Rose S. Robinson 1031 John L. Williams 1032 Paul A. Jordan 1033 Phylicia Thompson

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1034 India Grady 1034 Carey A Grady 1035 Dwayne Adams 1036 Alberta B. Lewis 1038 Leola Tucker 1038 James W. Tucker 1039 Marlena Goode

Class #4 ~ Doris Jean Rembert ~ Family ID 1040-1049 1040 Brianna Weedon 1040 Briasia Weedon 1040 James E. Anderson 1041 Adicia A. Nelums 1041 Annie L Nelums 1042 Charles E. James 1042 Justin James

1043 Wilhelmenia Crumlin 1043 Leon Crumlin 1044 Ethel A Sinkler 1045 Bettye B. Armstrong 1046 Adlene A. Hardison 1047 Roberta R. Cash 1047 Clare Cash-Davis

1047 Kenneth Cash 1047 Terance L Cash 1047 Christopher Davis 1049 Nevaeh Rembert 1049 Jessica Seibles-Rembert 1049 Logan Rembert

Class #5 ~ Bobbie McClary ~ Family ID 1050-1061 1050 Joan Hart 1051 Herman Bethel 1052 Tanya Graham 1052 Genesis I Toland 1053 Fernanda McLeod 1053 Kenya McLeod

1052 Johnny McLeod 1053 Quentin C McLeod 1055 Sandra A Johnson 1056 Hermenia Green-Holmes 1056 Kalen Green 1056 Ziare Green

1057 Kadara M. Nelson 1058 Whitney N. Douglas 1060 Lavonne Snipes 1061 Joyce Jamison 1061 Tasha O. Jones 1061 Emory Jones, II

Class # 6 ~ Alberta Johnson ~ Family ID 1062-1072 1063 Kedwrick Washington 1064 Eleanor Craig 1065 Ruth M. Mills 1066 Alberta Johnson 1066 Tieronay Duckett

1066 TraJuan Duckett 1067 Tracy Duckett 1066 Eddie Johnson 1067 Thelma R. Graves 1067 Steven C. Graves 1068 Britanna Wilson

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1069 Ada R Barber 1069 Trevor Duckett 1071 Loretta M. Lyles 1072 Patrice Caldwell 1072 Aliya N. Caldwell 1072 Aria N. Caldwell

Class # 7 ~ Rebecca Brown ~ Family ID 1073-1087 1073 Randy H. Simpson 1073 Frederick J Simpson 1073 Fredrick L. Simpson 1074 Toni M. Law 1074 Khorey D. Law

1074 Kobe D. Law 1074 Shakir M. Terry 1075 James A. Cassidy 1080 Carolyn Jones 1081 Angia F. Jefferson

1081 Ananda Murph 1081 Toya Jefferson-Murph 1082 Eric A. Jackson 1083 Jacqueline Weedon 1084 Sherri Johnson

Class # 8 ~ Thelma Griggs ~ Family ID 1088-1096 1088 Marquita Williams 1088 Michael Salley 1088 Michael Sally, II 1088 Nicholas T. Williams 1090 Roslyn D. Loury 1090 Cylar E. Loury 1090 Flossie Loury

1090 Carl Loury 1091 Donna R. Brown 1092 Doris J. Rembert 1092 Herbert Rembert 1093 Tamika Deas 1093 Marvin Deas

1093 Logan Deas 1094 Teresa R. Douglas 1094 Daniel T. Douglas 1095 Elease Duckson 1096 Jennifer L Washington 1096 Thaddeus Washington

Class # 9 ~ Michael Boyd ~ Family ID 1097-1108 1097 Jerome M. Nelson 1098 Sarah Glenn 1098 Odell Glenn 1099 Kimberley D Kennedy 1099 Maya Kennedy 1099 Lionel Kennedy

1099 Langston Kennedy 1100 Earnestine Cullen 1100 George Cullen 1102 Beverly R. Grier 1103 Fay A. Grier 1103 Ronald E Elder

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1105 Rosie M. Davis 1105 Tameka C Davis 1105 Arickson C. Nichols 1106 Althia Mosley 1107 Renee Bailey

Class # 10 ~ Mary A. Arnold ~ Family ID 1109-1116 1104 Delores Willis 1109 Brenda Jackson 1110 Sallie Dowd 1111 Brianna K. Tennie 1111 Bonnie Tennie 1111 Brian K Tennie

1112 Kimberley J. Legette 1112 Menic Legette 1112 Deon Legette 1112 Rosevelt Legette 1112 Joshua M. Legette 1113 Linda T. hall 1114 Stanley B. Hall

1115 Susan T. Hinds 1115 TeQuila Shanee Hinds 1116 Linda Parnell 1116 Miranda D. Parnell 1116 Jackie Parnell 1116 Jackie L. Parnell II

Class # 11 TBA - Church Conference Family ID 1117 - 1129 1117 1121 1122 1123 1124 1124 1124

Joyce Perkins Peggie Richardson Estelle Lassiter Shawn Jackson Alexandria Fripp Brenda Fripp Clayton Fripp

1125 1126 1127 1128 1128 1128

Clifford Eichelberger Linda Mosley Pamela Thompson Kirshunda King Rodaesha King Rodney King

1128 1129 1129 1129 1129 1129

Rodney King, Jr. Wanda Davis Janae Davis Justin Davis Jesse Davis Jerrod Davis

Class# 12 ~ Vera Chapman ~ Family ID 1130 to 1139 1130 1130 1131 1132 1132 1133 1133 1134

Ana Brown Daniel Brown Adell Murph Maedell Sutton Semasia Sutton Kendra O’Neal Jacqueline Washington Ella Wider

1134 1135 1136 1136 1137 1137 1137

Garrek Wider Myron Dye Fairy Newton Netonya Newton Diane Boyd Michael Boyd Domonic Boyd

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1138 1138 1139 1139 1139 1139

Alice Hamilton Travis Hamilton Jaimika Elmore Taylor Elmore Stefan Elmore, Sr. Stefan Elmore, Jr.

Class #13 TBA - Church Conference Family ID 1140 - 1153 1142 1142 1142 1142 1144

Jeannie Carter Wendell Carter, Sr. Titus Carter Wendell Carter, Jr. Stephanie Means

1147 1147 1147 1150

Julianna Scott Jamel Scott Joshua Scott Sherl Dunning

1152 1152 1153 1153

Mary Barnes Darshawna Barnes Jaden Davis Jania Davis

Class #14 ~ Cellilus Hinds ~ Family ID 1154-1168 1154 1154 1154 1155 1155 1155 1156

Nicole Wilson Amariah Wilson Wallace WIlson Charlotte Dixon Vivenne Dixon Evan Dixon Helen Spencer

1157 1158 1158 1159 1160 1161

Tryphena Taylor Allsion Eaddy Michael Eaddy Larry Smith Debra Young Mary Arnold

1161 1162 1163 1167 1168 1168

James Arnold Ecufornia Charles Bernice Crumlin Sandra Henry Quose Pauling Zyhorie Pauling

Class #15 ~ Robin Eaddy ~ Family ID 1169 to 1184 1169 1170 1170 1172 1172 1172 1172

Julian McClinton Carrie Hunter Bobbie Hunter Kyara Livingston Tamika Livingston Marcus Livingston Tiffany James

1174 1175 1176 1176 1177 1178 1178

Celillus Hinds Wendy Hall Dinah Hall Thomas Hall Rochelle Peay Aaliyah Broadus Miranda Broadus

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1178 1178 1179 1180 1182 1184 1184 1184 1184

Lyanna Broadus Miracle Smith Shelby Patterson Thelma Griggs Tanessa Lacey-Sinkler Bethany Harrell Chloe Harrell Miriam Harrell Rhona Harrell

Class # 16 ~ Paul Jordan ~ Family ID 1185 to 1194 1185 1185 1186 1187

Belinda Thomas John Thomas Renard Brumfield Cathy Page

1188 1189 1190 1192

Kayla Benjamin Jim Head Kim Head Jade Gailliard

1193 Vivian Valentine 1194 Harriet Stroy 1194 Andreas Stroy

Class # 17 ~ Chris Patterson ~ Family ID 1195 – 1208 1197 1197 1199 1200 1201 1202 1202

Georgia Jenkins Larry Jenkins Angela Morris Vera Nesbitt Samuel Nesbitt Andrea Weedon-Burton Jacole Johnson

1202 1203 1203 1204 1206 1207

Jacob Johnson Tanesha Vincent Jamil Vincent Thelma Miller Lorenzo Washington Faye Irvin

1207 1208 1208 1208 1208

Derrick Irvin Sharon Hamilton Brianna Hamilton Clivis B. Hamilton Justin Hamilton

Class # 18 ~ Nicole Wilson ~ Family ID 1209 – 1219 1209 1210 1211 1211 1212 1213 1213

Julian Morris Tachia Stevenson Arok Deng Lorenzo Jackson Dedra Miller Vera Chapman Zoie Conners

1214 1215 1215 1215 1215 1216 1216

Peytrienna Davis Ashley Benjamin Gabrielle Benjamin Gwenevere Benjamin Eugene Benjamin Maxine Hall Cheryl Hall

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1216 1217 1218 1219 1219

Danielle Hall Ronald Carree Lucille Wood Kerwyn Hipps Robert Hipps

Class # 19 ~ Rev. & Mrs. Steed ~ Family ID 1220 – 1236 1220 1220 1220 1220 1222 1224 1224 1225

Stephanie Hinton Napoleon Hinton Jaylen Hinton Donald Washington Freddie Priester Ellanora Bowman Clarence Bowman Kaila Snipes

1226 1227 1228 1229 1229 1231 1232 1233

Helen Clanton Michael McKinney Moldavia Canada Rosa Stevenson William Henry Robert Dawkins Taylor Padgett Marsha Wilson

1234 Robin Cleckley 1235 Rose Means 1236 Greta Holmes 1236 Gianna Holmes 1236 Jurnee Holmes 1236 Tim Holmes Rev. Steed and Mrs. Steed

Class # 20 ~ Hope Abdullah ~ Family ID 1237 – 1251 1237 1238 1240 1241 1242 1244 1244

Josephine Scott Sharon Perez Wayne Sinkler Yashica White Allen Stewart Chris Patterson Straywell Patterson

1245 1245 1246 1247 1248 1248

Brenda Hinds Brandon Fulton Jacqueline Davis Deborah Watts Willie Fay Butler Norman Butler

1249 1250 1251 1251 1251 1251

Raymond Thompson Eleanor Reynolds Debbie Rivers Kenya Rivers Shakenya Rivers Troy Rivers, Jr.

Class # 21 ~ Brenda Jackson ~ Family ID 1252 – 1265 1252 1253 1253 1253 1254 1254 1255

David Crumlin Queen McCall Armoni Goodson Dan’Quarino McCall Celeste Pinckney Eric Pinckney Livia Legette

1256 1257 1258 1259 1260 1260

Robert Cunningham, Jr. Luwechie Townsend Nadeen Ruffin Philania McMillian Janie Williams James Williams

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1262 1263 1265 1265 1265

Eva Reid Lucia May Desiree Ross Elizabeth Ross George Ross