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Comment by Bigga Man on September 23, 2011 at 1:16pm

I posted a new song called " if i Ever" Can i get some feed back

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Comment by Quincy Smith on September 16, 2010 at 11:58pm

By your help in 2007 and 2008, Candidate Barack H. Obama was elected the 44th United States President. President Obama needs our help once again in 2010. I know that you are very busy with work, studies, worship, and family. You support and would not mind volunteering for the President, but you’re just so busy. If you are anything like me you’ve got a ka-zillion things to do and so little time to get them all done. Moreover, you probably don’t like donating money over the internet. This being said, there is another way you can help President Obama stay in the White House and keep his Democratic Congressional friends in office. Mail it! You can donate as little as $5.00 to Organizing for America (OFA), the President’s National Community Organization. You donate and we’ll hit the phones and the streets to let the public know who to vote for this November 2010. Carman, my wife, and I donate $5.00 or more each pay period. We get paid every two weeks. Join us:
Make your check payable to: Organizing for America
Mail it to: 430 South Capitol Street, SE Washington, D.C 20003
President Obama is counting on us once again, please, let’s not let him down. Thank you!
Quincy Smith, Community Organizer
South Georgia – Organizing for America
229-515-0752 – Phone
Organizingforamericaofa@gmail.com - Email

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Comment by Quincy Smith on December 4, 2009 at 5:45am

President Obama’s first priority in confronting the economic crisis is to put Americans back to work. The recovery plan will save or create about 3.5 million jobs while investing in priorities that create sustainable economic growth for the future. We want to see economic prosperity in the Greater Albany-Dougherty County Area of Georgia. We will make plans to hold three job creation forums. There will be information on current employment opportunity; food relief programs; and secrets to developing personal wealth. Ideas and new information are welcomed. Space is limited so you'll have to RSVP! Thank you!
Time: Saturday, December 5 from 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Host: Quincy Smith
Contact Phone: 229-436-6026
Location:
Q&C Ministries (Yellow House) (Albany, GA)
1203 Highland Avenue
Albany, GA 31707
Directions: Next to Zion Christian Fellowship Ministries International, Inc. on the corner of Highland and Poplar.

Comment by Quincy Smith on November 17, 2009 at 9:13am

JESUS loves the little children. My wife and I have begun to partner with parents and educators, and Hip Hop Grows Up to help bridge the achievement gap in public education. We tutor and mentor K-College at New Macedonia Baptist Church every Monday and Thursday from 5-7 pm. Our children are far behind other industrialized nations around the world and this is why Pres. Obama wants to reform our current education system. He wants children in America to receive a world-class education so that they'll be able to compete for jobs in a global economy. We are active members of Organizing for America. We need more proactive people. For more info check out www.barackobama.com and www.whitehouse.gov

Yours in CHRIST,

Quincy Smith, Pastor in the Village
Hip Hop Grows Up

Comment by Talia Ashley on November 9, 2009 at 2:27pm

Tamaro thank you so much for the encouraging words. We will love for you to join us on our iPositive Talk Radio show on Sundays @ 5:00 PM. Let's keep in touch. Feel free to call us at 229.471.4258 to schedule you for the show in helping to bridge the gaps in education in our villages.

Warm regards, in love

Talia

Comment by Tamaro on November 9, 2009 at 1:17pm

Hi everyone you are so right we must bridge the gap in education. I even went back to school so I may keep up with the changing times and to help young people in my family and out of my family. I do think this is so wonderful what you all are doing to reach others. God Bless.