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March 30, 2015

We want
to hear
your
story ...

The three staff members of the
Southern Spirit all wish we could be
everywhere at once. Unfortunately,
we must remain bound to our post
here in Atlanta most of the time.
What that means is that we need
your help. Please share with us
your news about how you are Doing
the Most Good in your community.
We want to hear about your rallies,
retreats, your growth, your interac-

tions with the community around
you, including special events,
fund-raisers and recognition of the
volunteers and friends who are so
important in helping you in your
ministry. You don’t need to be an accomplished writer or photographer.
All you need to do is write a paragraph or two about an event or story,
and perhaps send a photo to accompany it. Sometimes, all it takes is a

phone call to us, and we can follow
up on the story you share with us.
Please keep us in the loop, so we
can help keep all of us in this USA
Southern Territory connected.
If you have questions about what
kind of material we’re looking for
and how to get it to us, let us know
and we’ll get those guidelines to
you. You might be surprised at how
easy it is.

Here’s how to reach us:

Dan Childs, editor..[e-mail]..............................................404-728-1317
Brooke Turbyfill, publications [e-mail]....................404-728-1652
Laura Haas, Southern Spirit [e-mail]..................................404-728-1741

youthdownsouth

Growing
the ranks
in Venice
Taking
his place

Frankie Adams was enrolled as a junior soldier recently at the
Lubbock, Texas, Corps. Captains Bobby and Nicole Parker also
enrolled Bodie Hudson, Hadassah Long and Angelica Ybarra
as junior soldiers along with Frankie.

Lieutenants Scott and Andrea Hoover
recently welcomed six new junior soldiers to the roll in Venice, Fla. The new
junior soldiers are (L-R) Corey Wiggins, Jacob Osborne, Colleen Osborne,
Julianne Osborne, David Marth and
Da’Shaon Mott.