Forty Year Celebration

Dear Robert,   Over four decades ago, I married the man you know as Bishop E.W. Jackson. He was a young Marine at the time, and I had no idea that his willingness to fight for our country would continue for a lifetime. He took off the Marine Corps uniform in 1973, but he continued to wear the uniform of a patriot.   The most dramatic turning point for his personal life and character was dedicating his life to God forty years ago this month. That changed everything for the better. That event is more responsible than anything else for him becoming the husband, father, patriot and courageous spokesman we've all come to know and love.    That's why in December of 2016 our church family - THE CALLED - and STAND are celebrating his forty years of walking with God.    My husband has said many times that America is a providential nation, not an accident of human history. His viewpoint is informed by his faith. That's how he managed to graduate from Harvard Law School, but as he loves to say, "I didn't drink the Kool-Aid." In the middle of his law school years, he surrendered his life to Jesus Christ and that made all the difference.   When I have had the chance to travel with him, it is so gratifying to hear others talk about how he inspires them. Well, I can tell you as his wife, what you see is what you get. He inspires because he truly is inspired. He also cares about the American people and the thousands who have encouraged him with their support and friendship. As his wife, I want to thank you as well. I have watched him be attacked, but I have never seen him waiver. I know that is in large part because of people like you. He is committed to never letting you down.   At our local church we are honoring him with testimonies about the impact he has had on the lives of others. I know many of you cannot be here, but you might like to encourage him. Your contribution of $40 would do just that. It's a small token, but it's not the amount, but the heart behind it.   We have always been a grassroots organization, but whether you can afford $400,  $4000  or only $4, I know he will be deeply appreciative.  [Click here to donate]. If you live in the Hampton Roads area, you already received an invitation to the Forty Year Celebration. We'll be at 943 Canal Drive in Chesapeake on Saturday at 6:00 pm and Sunday at 10 am and 3 pm. We would love to see you.    Thank you for supporting my husband, and God bless you.   Sincerely,     Theodora Jackson Donate Manage Subscription

Forty Year Celebration

Dear Robert,   Over four decades ago, I married the man you know as Bishop E.W. Jackson. He was a young Marine at the time, and I had no idea that his willingness to fight for our country would continue for a lifetime. He took off the Marine Corps uniform in 1973, but he continued to wear the uniform of a patriot.   The most dramatic turning point for his personal life and character was dedicating his life to God forty years ago this month. That changed everything for the better. That event is more responsible than anything else for him becoming the husband, father, patriot and courageous spokesman we've all come to know and love.    That's why in December of 2016 our church family - THE CALLED - and STAND are celebrating his forty years of walking with God.    My husband has said many times that America is a providential nation, not an accident of human history. His viewpoint is informed by his faith. That's how he managed to graduate from Harvard Law School, but as he loves to say, "I didn't drink the Kool-Aid." In the middle of his law school years, he surrendered his life to Jesus Christ and that made all the difference.   When I have had the chance to travel with him, it is so gratifying to hear others talk about how he inspires them. Well, I can tell you as his wife, what you see is what you get. He inspires because he truly is inspired. He also cares about the American people and the thousands who have encouraged him with their support and friendship. As his wife, I want to thank you as well. I have watched him be attacked, but I have never seen him waiver. I know that is in large part because of people like you. He is committed to never letting you down.   At our local church we are honoring him with testimonies about the impact he has had on the lives of others. I know many of you cannot be here, but you might like to encourage him. Your contribution of $40 would do just that. It's a small token, but it's not the amount, but the heart behind it.   We have always been a grassroots organization, but whether you can afford $400,  $4000  or only $4, I know he will be deeply appreciative.  [Click here to donate]. If you live in the Hampton Roads area, you already received an invitation to the Forty Year Celebration. We'll be at 943 Canal Drive in Chesapeake on Saturday at 6:00 pm and Sunday at 10 am and 3 pm. We would love to see you.    Thank you for supporting my husband, and God bless you.   Sincerely,     Theodora Jackson Donate Manage Subscription

Forty Year Celebration

Dear Robert,   Over four decades ago, I married the man you know as Bishop E.W. Jackson. He was a young Marine at the time, and I had no idea that his willingness to fight for our country would continue for a lifetime. He took off the Marine Corps uniform in 1973, but he continued to wear the uniform of a patriot.   The most dramatic turning point for his personal life and character was dedicating his life to God forty years ago this month. That changed everything for the better. That event is more responsible than anything else for him becoming the husband, father, patriot and courageous spokesman we've all come to know and love.    That's why in December of 2016 our church family - THE CALLED - and STAND are celebrating his forty years of walking with God.    My husband has said many times that America is a providential nation, not an accident of human history. His viewpoint is informed by his faith. That's how he managed to graduate from Harvard Law School, but as he loves to say, "I didn't drink the Kool-Aid." In the middle of his law school years, he surrendered his life to Jesus Christ and that made all the difference.   When I have had the chance to travel with him, it is so gratifying to hear others talk about how he inspires them. Well, I can tell you as his wife, what you see is what you get. He inspires because he truly is inspired. He also cares about the American people and the thousands who have encouraged him with their support and friendship. As his wife, I want to thank you as well. I have watched him be attacked, but I have never seen him waiver. I know that is in large part because of people like you. He is committed to never letting you down.   At our local church we are honoring him with testimonies about the impact he has had on the lives of others. I know many of you cannot be here, but you might like to encourage him. Your contribution of $40 would do just that. It's a small token, but it's not the amount, but the heart behind it.   We have always been a grassroots organization, but whether you can afford $400,  $4000  or only $4, I know he will be deeply appreciative.  [Click here to donate]. If you live in the Hampton Roads area, you already received an invitation to the Forty Year Celebration. We'll be at 943 Canal Drive in Chesapeake on Saturday at 6:00 pm and Sunday at 10 am and 3 pm. We would love to see you.    Thank you for supporting my husband, and God bless you.   Sincerely,     Theodora Jackson Donate Manage Subscription

Hurricane Matthew Recovery Info

October 19, 2016     About Tim Services Media Center Legislative Work South Carolina Resources Dear Friends – As South Carolina continues to rebuild from Hurricane Matthew’s damage, my staff and I have gathered information from FEMA regarding assistance and other resources that will be useful. INDIVIDUAL ASSISTANCE On October 11, a major disaster was declared for South Carolina after Hurricane Matthew. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has recently announced that the following counties are now eligible to apply for Individual Assistance (IA): Allendale, Bamberg, Barnwell, Beaufort, Colleton, Darlington, Dillon, Dorchester, Florence, Georgetown, Hampton, Jasper, Lee, Marion, Orangeburg, Sumter, and Williamsburg.  Please note that additional counties may be added as assessments are completed and submitted for review.  IA can be used for: rent; home repairs to primary residences; uninsured and underinsured property loss; medical, dental, childcare, and funeral costs caused by the disaster. Individuals, including homeowners, renters, and business owners, who suffered loss or damage due to Hurricane Matthew can register a number of ways: Online at DisasterAssistance.gov By phone 800-621-3362 (FEMA). Applicants who are deaf or hard of hearing should call 800-462-7585 (TTY) Download the FEMA Mobile App The toll-free telephone numbers will operate from 7am to 11pm EST seven days a week. Multi-lingual operators are available. Survivors should contact their insurance company to file an insurance claim. FEMA is unable to duplicate insurance payments.  However, those without insurance or who may be underinsured may still receive help after their insurance claims have been settled. There is information regarding how to file a flood insurance claim on the FEMA.gov Hurricane Matthew webpage. SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (SBA) SBA encourages survivors to register through FEMA. All counties eligible for individual assistance through FEMA are eligible to apply for Disaster Relief Loans from SBA. Survivors can apply for Disaster Relief Loans by: One-on-one assistance: https:// disasterloan.sba.gov/ela Online application SBA Customer Service Center (800) 659-2955. Applicants who are deaf or hard of hearing should dial (800) 877-8339 Email: disastercustomerservice@sba.gov PUBLIC ASSISTANCE Public Assistance (Categories A and B) is currently available for Allendale, Bamberg, Barnwell, Beaufort, Berkeley, Charleston, Colleton, Darlington, Dillon, Dorchester, Florence, Georgetown, Hampton, Horry, Jasper, Lee, Marion, Orangeburg, Sumter, and Williamsburg counties for debris removal and emergency protective measures, including direct federal assistance. Public Assistance (Categories C-G) is available for Allendale, Bamberg, Barnwell, Beaufort, Berkeley, Colleton, Dillon, Dorchester, Florence, Georgetown, Hampton, Horry, Jasper, Lee, Marion, Orangeburg, Sumter, and Williamsburg counties. IMMEDIATE ASSISTANCE  Individuals who need immediate assistance not covered by FEMA should contact 211 to find available resources in their community SCDOT Questions regarding road closures or damaged roads can be directed to the SCDOT call center. The center can be reached at 855-GO-SCDOT (855-467-2368). My offices in North Charleston, Columbia, and Greenville are also available to help residents with any additional questions. We will recover and rebuild stronger! Sincerely, Tim       Lowcountry 2500 City Hall Lane 3rd Floor Suite North Charleston, SC 29406 Phone: (843) 727-4525 Fax: (855) 802-9355 Midlands 1301 Gervais Street Suite 825 Columbia, SC 29201 Phone: (803) 771-6112 Fax: (855) 802-9355 Upstate 104 South Main Street Suite 803 Greenville, SC 29601 Phone: (864) 233-5366 Fax: (855) 802-9355 Washington, DC 520 Hart Senate Office Building Washington, DC 20510 Phone: (202) 224-6121 Toll Free: (855) 425-6324 Fax: (202) 228-5143                                   Click here to open a plain text version of this email                Click here to forward this email              Click here to open this e-mail in its own browser window

Reminder - York County District 5 Town Meeting, October 11, 2016

Dear Neighbors,

 

Just a reminder.  Please join me for a York County District 5 Town Meeting on Tuesday, October 11, 2016, in the Tabb Elementary School Gymnasium.  The address is 3711 Big Bethel Road. The meeting will start promptly at 7 p.m. and end at 8:30 p.m.   

 

During the meeting I will provide an overview of District 5 so that you can see how your neighborhood fits into the County, Hampton Roads and the Commonwealth.  You will hear about public and private developments, including roads, and see Sheriff Department maps of crime reports and Fire Department maps of responses within our district.  Other topics include:  education, county government structure, update on public works, parks and recreation, and libraries.  If time allows, we will look at the economy, budgets and finance that may surprise you.

 

Yes, this is a lot to cover.  However, over the last 15 years residents tell me they leave the meeting with a much better understanding of what is going on around them.  

 

Hope to see you on October 11^th.

 

Regards,

 

Tom Shepperd

York County Board of Supervisors

 

Home (757) 868-8591

Mobile (757) 903-1875

shepperd@yorkcounty.gov

tgshep@cox.net

 

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National Emergency Coalition Conference Call Call: 712-432-0900  Passcode: 199176# View this email in your browser Friends, After talking with Tami Fitzgerald, I realized that each one of you needs to hear what she has to say about what is going on in the state of North Carolina. Tami Fitzgerald is the Executive Director of the North Carolina Values Coalition, which seeks to advance faith, family, and freedom from a Christian worldview by engaging Christians in voting, informing voters about which candidates share their values, and advancing public policies that create a culture in which human life is valued, marriage and families flourish, and religious liberty thrives. She is no stranger to opposition, yet her account of the battle she is fighting against the liberal, LGBT agenda in North Carolin is one that every Christian needs to hear.  . Please join the call this Tuesday by calling 712-432-0900 and entering passcode 199176#.  For God & Country, Bishop E.W. Jackson Sr. Tami Fitzgerald .... is also the State Director for the Susan B. Anthony List, a Washington, DC pro-life organization that has conducted grassroots field operations in the 2014 and 2016 elections in North Carolina. Ms. Fitzgerald has been a lobbyist in the North Carolina General Assembly since 2005, lobbying on many conservative issues, including pro-life issues, religious liberty, school choice, and family values.  She successfully lobbied the General Assembly to get the Marriage Amendment placed on the ballot in May of 2012 and then led the Vote FOR Marriage NC Referendum Committee as its Chairwoman, resulting in passing the Marriage Amendment by 61%.     Mrs. Fitzgerald is also an award-winning Allied Attorney for the Alliance Defending Freedom, a board member of the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention, and a member of the Council for the Constitutional Rights & Responsibilities Section of the North Carolina Bar Association.   Facebook Twitter Help us to continue bringing you leading experts on the crucial topics of our day— Invest in the vision and mission of STAND DONATE The vision of STAND is an America where families raise their children with Judeo-Christian values in an affirming society; where public schools, higher education, entertainment, media, medicine and government respect and encourage those values rather than attacking and opposing them. E.W. Jackson Upcoming Appearances & Speaking Engagements   Vote Your Values- Pennsylvania Pastors Network, Lancaster, PA, October 5 America at a Crossroads Pastors and Pews Event, Jacksonville, FL, October 6 American at a Crossroads Pastors and Pews Event, Saint Charles, MO, October 10 VOTE YOUR VALUES Christian Awakening Virginia Bus Tour- Danville, Richmond, VA Beach, Hampton Roads, October 11-13 S.T.A.N.D. is joining forces with Vision American Action and hitting the road to rally Christians along the East Coast to get out the vote this November, and vote for the candidates that represent their values! Get more details and register here!  -- THE AWAKENING Radio Program-- Hosted by Bishop E.W. Jackson! Airs Monday/Wednesday/Friday, at 10:00-11:00 AM, Eastern Standard Time. Call in live at: 1-866-963-2037  You can also listen on your local stations in these areas: 98.3FM WDFX Cleveland, MS 90.5FM WQVI Madison, MS 91.7FM WAJS Tupelo, MS 91.5FM WJGS Norwood, GA 104.1FM WNKL Rossford/Toledo, OH,  1520AM WNWT Rossford/Toledo, OH, Bowling Green, Kenton, Fremont, Findlay Michigan: Detroit, Dearborn, Ann Arbor, Monroe 88.3FM KARJ Boise, ID 106.7FM WKVF Memphis, TN Now on Faith FM, New York 90.7FM WEGB Napeague, NY 91.7FM WEGQ Quogue, NY. 93.3FM W227AN - WLIX, Long Island, NY NOTE: Unless otherwise noted, all times are Eastern Standard Time For More Information on Upcoming Events Contact stand@standamerica.us Copyright © 2016 STAND, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you signed up for updates from Bishop E.W. Jackson and STAND Our mailing address is: STAND P.O.Box 15022 Chesapeake, Virginia 23328 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list DISCLAIMER REGARDING NONPROFITS   The National Emergency Coalition (NEC) is a Coalition of individual leaders. The weekly conference calls held under the NEC banner are for the advancement of certain ideas and principles. The participation of any candidate does not imply endorsement by the members of the coalition or their respective organizations.  Discussion of political activity, elected officials or candidates is primarily in regard to their policies. Nonprofit organizations are prohibited by the Internal Revenue Code and its regulations from engaging in a substantial amount of political activity. Nor may nonprofits endorse or contribute to candidates. Officials of 501(C)(3) entities should consult with an attorney or accountant for specifics regarding compliance.