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S E Q U O I A C L U B E LITE NEW S Nobody Covers the Metroplex Like the Elite News www.dfwelitenews.com August 3, 2012 Volume 52 Number 31 The Official Voice of the Church and Community G ET N ATIONAL , S TATE AND L OCAL S PORTS , W EATHER AND N EWS U PDATES W EEKLY Congratulations to the victors in this week’s run- oelection! Sweet Thang Barbecue Sauce 10 Rev. Leonard Leach at UniverSoul Circus 13 Telling it like it is! Devoted to the Truth--The Whole Truth and Nothing but the Truth! The Spoken Word is Like the Air - But the Printed Word is Always There RESTORING SOULS Bishop Eli and Dr. Pedra Jacobs

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S E Q U O I A C L U B

ELITE NEWS Nobody Covers the Metroplex Like the Elite News www.dfwelitenews.com August 3, 2012 Volume 52 Number 31

T h e O ff i c i a l Vo i c e o f t h e C h u rc h a n d C o m m u n i t y

G E T N A T I O N A L , S T A T E A N D L O C A L S P O R T S , W E A T H E R A N D N E W S U P D A T E S W E E K L Y

Congratulations to the victors in this week’s run-off election!

Sweet ThangBarbecue Sauce

10

Rev. Leonard Leach at UniverSoul Circus

13

Telling it like it is!

Devoted to the Truth--The Whole Truth and Nothing but the Truth!

The Spoken Word is Like the Air - But the Printed Word is Always There

RESTORING

SOULS Bishop Eli and Dr. Pedra Jacobs

CELEBRATING 52 YEARS OF SERVING THE CHURCH AND COMMUNITY

Page 2 www.dfwelitenews.com August 3, 2012

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CELEBRATING 52 YEARS OF SERVING THE CHURCH AND COMMUNITY

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In the wake of the passing of monumental religious leaders in Dallas, I have thought considerably of the enduring partnership that my father, William “Bill” Blair and the late Reverend Dr. S.M. Wright forged to benefit the clergy and to make the Elite News a potent voice in this Dallas community. The idea was to make the Elite News the foundational paper for the faith community and to have the newspaper present the programs, ideas and personalities of the faith community to members of the public on a regular basis. Prior to that time, the faith community had been the victim of frequent vicious attacks by members of the journalistic community. The coverage was not fair and it was harmful. Over the last 40 years, the Elite News has become

the official print voice of the church and the community. Members of the clergy know that the newspaper that was founded by William Blair is their paper of record. Just as members of the Elite News family know that there is not a pulpit in this city where we are not welcomed. Dr. Wright, whose first name was Sylvester, was a giant of a human being. He schooled the publisher of the Elite News in the mannerisms of the faith community. He took him with him to all of the

meetings that he attended and included him in prayer meetings, city-wide revivals and private meetings of the clergy. A man of exceptional pedigree, Dr. Wright included his personal friends--the president of the United Sates, Lyndon Baines Johnson; and Civil Rights leaders Benjamin Hooks and Reverend Jesse Jackson. Dr. Martin Luther King was his friend and confidant. A leading civil rights leader, himself; Dr. Wright was one of the greatest leaders that Dallas has ever known. He was a member of the board of trustees of Bishop College, a leader of the United Baptist Convention, a founder of the United Missionary Baptist Convention and president of the Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance of Dallas. Some thought that he was too busy to befriend the Elite News. Yet, Dr. Wright understood the importance of communication and he generally liked William “Bill” Blair. The two of them become more like brothers than business associates. And just as the influence of the clergy continued to grow, the influence and notoriety of the Elite News rose sharply. It was monumental for the clergy and its official voice. It was an event greater occurrence for the city of Dallas and the north Texas region.

ELITENEWSVOLUME 52 EDITION 31

2349 Cedar Crest Blvd.Dallas, Tx 75203

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Jordan “Randy” BlairPublisher

Debra Blair Abron

EDITOR-IN-CHIEFDarryl E. Blair Sr.

CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICERVernon R. Abron

OFFICE ASSISTANTSherry Christian

MISS ELITE NEWSGynger Dorsey

COLUMNISTSHenry Nelson

Pastor Clarence HendersonDr. Karen Hollie

Geraldine Davidson-HookerKevan Browning

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Deadlines and DisclaimersSubmission of all article, ads, etc., are due every Tuesday by noon. We accept All credit cards. The views and opinions of guest writers and columnists do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the publisher, staff of the Elite News. Elite News is not liable for submissions or payments made to parties other than those authorized agents listed below: All checks and money orders made payable to the Elite News shall be mailed to: 2349 Cedar Crest Blvd. Dallas, Texas 75203. Accepting all major Credit Card and Check/Debit cards

A Word from the Publisher

FOUNDING THOUGHTS

By William “Bill” BlairElite News Founder

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An enduring partnership

I applaud the Cowboys for the emotional and spiritual support that they are giving their troubled young wide-receiver Dez Bryant. There are those who thought that owner Jerry Jones would toss the young man on the garbage heap when he and his mother had a misunderstanding recently in her Dallas area home. Mrs. Bryant has said that she will not testify against her son. The state’s attorney has no other choice than to drop any thought of bringing charges against the remarkable pass catcher. As a watcher of sports and a former professional athlete, I know the intense pressures that are on those who compete in sports. I know the battles that they must fight on and off the field. A fan who cheers wildly for you during a football game might be your worse critic off the field. The fact of the matter is that most people do not understand nor do they care about the circumstances that brought Dez Bryant into this life. He was raised by a mother who had a medical problem and he raised himself on the streets of the cities where they lived. It was not easy for Dez and it was not easy for his mother. The young man has made a monumental achievement by becoming a professional football player. I have watched many over the years and few have the talent or temperament that Dez Bryant possesses. One day he will be one of the great Cowboy football players. The time for him to be another Michael Irvin or Abner Haynes has yet to come. But he has the skills and the talent to do great things. It is unfortunate that so many so called fans are hating on Dez. But he should remember that there are those of us who are praying for him and for his mother. Yes, Dez will succeed because the Cowboys owner, the Cowboys coach and people of decency and forgiveness will stay behind him and continue to support him as he develops into a marvelous ball catcher.

WORDS OF WISDOMWhy spend your time making excuses for not honoring your commitments? Say what you mean and do what you say.

PRAYER CLOSET

Zha’Nae Jacobs

Crossroads AcademyFavorite Class / Teacher:Bible Study / Jesus ChristFavorite School Activities:Bible Studying, Music, ProducingFavorite Past-Time:Going to Church, SingingFuture Plans:College, Preacher, Recording Artist, Owner of a Radio Station

Type to enter text Rev. Leonard O. Leach

Mt. Hebron Missionary Baptist Church

Garland, Texas

MINISTER OF THE WEEK

STUDENT OF THE WEEK

William Blair, Jr.

The early church understood the necessity of prayer. We see clearly in Acts 6:2 & 4, the priority that the believers gave prayer and the preaching and teaching of the gospel of Jesus Christ. They said it is not a good thing that we should leave the word of God, and serve tables, but we will give ourselves continually to prayer, and to the ministry of the word. Two prominent ministers were asked, “Should Christ come, what would be your keenest regret?” They both replied, “That I did not spend more time in prayer” We all intend to spend more time in prayer, but few do. The rich man in the story of Lazarus prayed but he waited to late. If we practice more prayer, we will become perfected in our prayer life.

By Rev. Clarence Henderson

Leave Dez and his mother alone

Dez Bryant, Angela Bryant and Atty. Royce West at press conference

Rev. Leonard O. LeachMt. Hebron Missionary Baptist Church

Garland, Texas

CELEBRATING 52 YEARS OF SERVING THE CHURCH AND COMMUNITY

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By Lorie

This week I found myself in Cedar Hill looking for a bite to eat and to my disappointment

I stopped by Black-eyed Pea. I should have known today was not a good day when at 3:30 on a Saturday afternoon I counted over 10 empty dirty tables and floors that needed some attention. Hmmmmm. Even the table I was seated at had to be cleaned and table wiped down before I could be seated. There is nothing worse than sitting down on a damp seat, placing your hands on a wet table and being handed a dirty wet menu to choose from. My waiter promptly provided me with my bread. I chose one of their signature items from their “Great American Classics” section. How wrong can you go with the House Made Meatloaf? Well, real wrong! The taunt on the menu is a picture of a generous nice-looking portion of meat and what I received was a

lukewarm piece of the driest meat that was half the size from what is pictured. I asked for my brown gravy on the side after consulting my waiter on how he preferred it. Well, I got the tomato sauce on the meat and my brown gravy on the side. For my vegetables I chose another signature item, Baked Squash Casserole and fried corn. Again, the squash was not so good of a dish. The yellow squash was over processed and over cooked. The fried corn was interesting; a cobette dipped in a flavorful coating and then fried, I enjoyed the coating. Now the manager provided me with my closing bill. No question on how was my visit to his location nor did he ask if I enjoyed my meal. At least

my waiter asked if I would like to choose something different. My entire time at this location took all of 30 minutes. I hope my experience here was anomaly and not the norm. When you least expect it I will show back up and offer a second chance.

ASK DR. HOLLIE by Dr. Karen Hollie

Debra’s Monthly Words of Wisdom: PRUDENCE Make decisions after gathering information and considering consequences. Think things through before taking action. Make wiser decisions. Attain goals through forethought. Learn problem solving. Use caution. Consider the greater good. Learn from past mistakes. Prudence in Action: This month, buy only what is needed. List pros and cons prior to making a decision. Analyze: What could have prevented this? Utilize community resources by consulting experts. Eat to satisfy hunger as opposed to eating until full.

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Dear Dr. Hollie,I am a recovering addict. I started late in my life, but when I got into it, it went from bad to worse super fast. It’s been going on for about four or five years. Needless to say, I put my family through a lot during that time. My family includes my parents, my husband, and my child. They’ve helped me into rehab a few times, but I guess I didn’t want it because nothing was working. Well, now I’ve just finished six months of inpatient treatment and I’m following through with the after care. I am serious about staying clean. I need my family, Dr. Hollie, but besides a few visits during my treatment, they don’t really want to be bothered with me. How do I go about regaining trust, especially when they won’t even let me back into their lives?

On the Road to RecoveryDear Recovery,Rebuilding trust will continue to take some time. Here are some things you could put into action to help you begin that journey:Seek and maintain employmentFind a church home and get involved in a ministryReconnect and recommit to your childAsk a family member to partner with you and be accountable for you as you transition backMake small achievable goals and live up to themGood Luck! You should do well!If you are interested in registering for Grace International Seminary or Trinity International Seminary, please call 972-748-3378.

Just a Bite with Lorie at the Black-eyed Pea

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CELEBRATING 52 YEARS OF SERVING THE CHURCH AND COMMUNITY

August 3, 2012 www.dfwelitenews.com Page 5

By Joseph Green-BishopElite News Staff Writer

The Dallas law firm that bears the name of one of the country’s most beloved legal minds presented a check for $500.00 to the William Blair Book Writing Project recently. The donation was made by two of the firm’s partners, Larry Taylor and Bryan Pope, to Mr. Blair, the founding publisher of the Elite Newspaper.The funds will go towards the monies being solicited for the writing and publishing of a memoir that is being written on the life and work of Mr. Blair. Some observers are calling the book, scheduled to be published in July of next year, one of the most significant literary works ever written by a Dallas resident.“Our firm wanted to be among the first to step up to the plate to support Mr. Blair’s book project,” said Larry Taylor, a partner in the Johnnie Cochran Law Firm located in Dallas. “Mr. Blair is one of the most important individuals who have ever lived in Dallas. And it is important that his history be written. It will be valuable to generations of people who are not even alive at the moment.” Mr. Blair has promised the public a factual, entertaining and historic book that chronicles his history as a young man

growing up In Dallas, the youngest first sergeant in the history of the U.S. Army, a pitcher in the Negro baseball leagues and the founding publisher of the Elite Newspaper. “During the 90 years that I have lived I have had some very interesting experiences that I intend to share in my

book,” said Mr. Blair during the presentation. “I intend to produce a document that will be of benefit to all people. I know it is going to be a best seller,” he said with a smile. Bryan Pope, also a partner in the Cochran Firm, said that his law office wanted to demonstrate its commitment to

the project and to the community that Mr. Blair and the newspaper he founded have served for the past half century. “Mr. Blair is one of the most remarkable individuals I have ever met,” said Pope. It is indeed a pleasure for our firm to be participating in a project that he conceived and is conducting. It is not often that individuals with his experiences share their stories with the public. This is historic.” Mr. Blair’s unique history is also being recorded. Once the book is written the tapes will be donated to the University of Texas at Arlington as a part of the William Blair archives that have been established by the institution. Former Chicago Cubs baseball player Ernie Banks is writing the forward for the book. It was Mr. Blair who discovered the talents of the baseball great while he was growing up in Dallas. “There are many things that people do not know about Dallas that I intend to share in the book,” he said. “It is one of the most important projects that I have ever undertaken. I am grateful to the Cochran firm for making their donation towards the book.” For more information on the Blair book project, including how you can participate, please call 214-886-3716. The book will be released in July of next year.

Cochran Firm partners Larry Taylor, left and Bryan Pope recently presented a $500.00 check that will go towards the writing and publishing of the book that is being written about the life of Elite Newspaper founding publisher William "Bill" Blair. Mr. Blair has promised a book that will delight and inspire its readers with history that is not known by many members of the public.

Cochran Firm leads way on major book project

Rollin With a Brotha...

By Smokin Kevan Browning

Welcome to the weekend, baaaby! Big congrats to Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Nowitzki! Earlier reports that Dirk tied the knot with is Kenyan fiance proved untrue. Now it's happened, according to various net sources! Dirk and longtime girlfriend Jessica Olssen tied the knot in an African ceremony and have a second one planned for the other side of the family...I'm starting the weekend with what I'd like to call, the "grown folks back to School concert" tonight at the Gexa (still Starplex in my mind) Energy Pavillion. Let's face it, grown ups deserve Summer vacation more than kids, lol...Frankie Beverly and Maze, Patti Labelle, Babyface and Tank will all be here. The key word for this evening’s show is hydration. Going easy on the heavy alcohol might be the best bet! The temps are expected to be around 100 degrees. I started getting in shape for this show two weeks ago, by walking in the heat. I refuse to be the uncool brotha that passes out in front of his woman, lol... Speaking of uncool, reports out of New Orleans say actor Cuba Gooding Jr. had a warrant out earlier this week for getting rowdy at a bar in the wee hours...He may have to "show them the money!” Lots of stuff to read these days, but the top of my list has to be Dallas own Dennis Rodman's child book, "Dennis The Bull." Good to see things settling down on the Jackson compound...Katherine and the kids are heading back to Indiana to celebrate what would have been Michael's 54th Birthday later this month. The celebration, titled "Goin Back to Indiana: Can You feel it" starts August 29th in Gary, Indiana. For more scoop, check out www.Facebook.com/jacksonstreet2012, it should be a true roots

adventure! Snoop Dogg is no more (maybe, lol). After he was banned from the country of Norway for two years, due to being busted for attempting to bring some weed past customs, Snoop has announced he wants to now be called Snoop Lion! Snoop says he was "reborn" during a trip to Jamaica. Look for his next album to be Reggae, as Snoop has converted to Rastafarianism! Ya Mon, Jamaica will do that to ya! One of my friends came back and he's been known as "Boombastic" every since, lol! Word from Atlanta says Kirk Frost is leaving the idiot show Love and Hip Hop on VH-1! Rasheeda's husband says his marriage is more important than TV... If they would all only just leave, especially the asthmatic rapper and his crazy momma! Speaking of reality TV, the Braxton's show has been renewed and we can look for a spinoff, called Tamar and Vince. Vince is Tamar's hubby, who represents for us big brothas....Back it up, back it up!!! Remember ABC news anchor Robin Roberts in your prayers, as she continues to go thru her illness trials! Finally hats off to the Texas Rangers, as they acquired a #1 starter, Ryan Dempster from the Chicago Cubs at the Major League Baseball trading deadline this week. With Ranger 's pi tchers fal l ing faster than conservative Republicans to the Tea party, we needed this guy! Happy Birthday to YOU and celebs this week: Laurence Fishburne, 51, Wesley (out of jail July 2013) Snipes 50, Coolio 49, Vivica A. Fox 48, Wanya "Boyz To Men" Morris and Cosby "kid" Tempestt Bledsoe 39! Thanks for Rollin With A Brotha in The Elite News and all over the Net!

The Elite News salutes Juneteenth Winner

Caritha Smith

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Blair Abron, won a stay at the MCM Grande in DeSoto

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By Gloria Reed AustinCo-Founder & Executive DirectorNational Multicultural Western Heritage Museum [email protected]

 

 

On Saturday, July 28, 2012, the National Multicultural Western Heritage Museum (NMWHM) hosted a Free Family Fun Day in tribute to the National Day of the American Cowboy from 12PM-4PM that featured a Buffalo Soldier camp complete with a teepee, children’s game area, petting zoo, bounce house, and vendors on the grounds of the museum’s community garden.  City Council Member Frank Moss (District 5) spoke words of encouragement and appreciation to the museum supporters and the community participants and volunteers for providing positive activities and offering family-friendly educational opportunities that enrich and provide for a quality living environment and encourage economic development.  Veteran actor and museum ambassador Pam Grier was present and greeted guest by graciously taking photos and signing autographs.  Ms. Grier spoke of the film that is being developed about her life as a follow up to her biography “Foxy: My Life In Three Acts.”  The celebration also included a Zydeco Music Festival featuring Leon Chavis & the Zydeco Flames, Dog Hill Stompers, Step Rideau & the Zydeco Outlaws and Curley Taylor & Zydeco Trouble.  The NMWHM Hall of Fame Rodeo was the closing event for the museum’s National Day of the American Cowboy Celebration.  The rodeo was attended by film and television stars Barry Corbin and Dean Smith.  Also in attendance was World Champion Bull Rider Charles Sampson (who is also an NMWHM Hall of Fame Inductee) and fellow inductees Lee Reed, Harold Cash, and Freddie “Skeet” Gordon.  The rodeo took place at Cowtown Coliseum in the Fort Worth Stockyards.  The events were fundraisers for the museum’s Youth Education Programs and Pam Grier Community Garden.  (www.cowboysofcolor.org; [email protected].).

You are invited to attend a “Back To School” event with author Stephanie Perry Moore, on Saturday, 8/4 from 2-4PM at The Dock Bookshop.  Stephanie Perry Moore is the trailblazing author of the Payton Skky series, the first African-American Christian teen series.  Her newest series is the adorable Morgan Love series and Alec London series.  She is a motivational speaker and community activist. Mrs. Moore speaks with young people across the country, encouraging them to achieve every attainable dream.  The Dock Bookshop is located at 6637 Meadowbrook Drive, Fort Worth, TX 76112.  (817) 457-5700.

 

Until next time, this has been your Fort Worth Connection. 

 

You can find out about these and other exciting events taking place in Fort Worth by visiting www.JimAustinOnline.com. 

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Wow!!! The summer is just about over, and everybody is enjoying all the things that the summertime brings. People are enjoying out door concerts, Six Flags, Hurricane Harbor, softball games, track meets, and AAU basketball. This summer I had the great opportunity to enjoy an entire season of AAU basketball. I had the opportunity to watch talented teams

like Dallas Showtime, Dallas Urban Elite, the Dallas Mustangs, Team Texas, DJHS, Truth Trojans, and the Next Generation! There are hundreds of AAU teams and these teams have players from all over the metroplex. A basketball fan can watch about 10 elite players compete in every tournament. I now have a realistic view of what these young men experience. Theses young student -athletes participate in about 10 tournaments in a 3 month time span. These young men and women travel all over the metroplex competing, and go on the road during the month of July. I have to tell all of the AAU basketball coaches "Thank You" for your commitment to your teams. These young men play about four games each weekend and these coaches have them at each game ready to play. Players play about 50 games during the summer. These student - athletes play in some big time tournaments against some big time competition, in front of the nation’s biggest scouts. Dallas -Fort Worth meet "Next Generation!!!” This team of eight players: Austyn Kennedy #24. Tyus Bowser #23 Kendall

Steward #21 Jerami Grace# 21 Renard Green Jr #11 Charles Wesley #10 Victor Haywood #3 Jalen Jones # 2 won the 2012 ESPN National Classic in Orlando, Florida. Next Generation is coached by basketball legend Rickey Grace, This basketball team is well balanced and well coached. But this team has a lot of talent. Players Haywood, Kennedy and Bowser are very strong athletic players who will surprise you with their motor skills. These big young men can put it on the floor and go to work. Wesley and Jones are a extremely good set of guards, both guards are gifted ball handlers who run the offense well and Renard Green Jr is the big shot player that destroys a team. Green could be named "Micro-Wave" because he heats up quick! And last but not least Grace. Grace has a big time game, and he is a very smart player. I saw Grace make big play after play this summer and cheer just as hard for his team when he was on the sidelines. I heard several so-called basketball experts give him a lot of compliments about his game. This kid can flat out play!!!

This Championship is huge on so many levels. The fact that this team was able to win the National Championship with only eight players shows the command of the coach. Rickey Grace is a former NBA star, and coach, Grace is an international super star. Rickey Grace will be inducted into Australia Hall of Fame. So it's cool to be coached by a Hall of Famer!!! This shows that these eight young men listened to their coach, believed in what he he was saying, and went out and did it. It's even bigger because these eight young men humbled themselves and became a team and had great success this summer. It's huge because this is the last year these athletes can compete in AAU competition. AAU is normally for 11th grade athletes and younger. This Championship is huge because it's a once in a lifetime opportunity! This is something these Elite 8 young men will remember for a lifetime. Congratulations Next Generation! You all have great fans, a great coach, a great team, and a National Championship!!!! May God bless you and Help Us Change the World!!!

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C E L E B R A T I N G 5 2 Y E A R S O F S E R V I N G T H E C H U R C H A N D C O M M U N I T Y

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Class of 2012Sis. Savitri Brown / New El Bethel Baptist Church / Dallas, Texas/Church Woman of the Year

Rev. Yvette DeVine / Ambassadors for Christ Cross Cultural Church Ministries / Red Oak, Texas

Rev. Wanda Bolton Davis / Teaching Pastor and Minister of Discipleship Victorious / Disciples Ministries, Inc. / Grand Prairie, Texas

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Rev. Brian Carter / Concord Missionary Baptist Church / Dallas, Texas

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Pastor British Tharpe / The Berea Baptist Church / Dallas, Texas

Rev. Kerry Duffey / New Jerusalem Baptist Church /Greenville, Texas

Rev. George Johnson / St. Paul A.M.E. Church / Waco, Texas

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Rev. Danny Davis / Jordan Grove Missionary Baptist Church / Houston, Texas

Dr. J.W. Mosely / Bexar Street Baptist Church / Dallas, Texas

Rev. William Boulden / New Vision Community Baptist Church / Dallas, Texas

Rev. Robert Reed / Mt. Moriah Baptist Church / Dallas, Texas

Deacon Maurice Dotson / Good Street Baptist Church / Dallas,Texas

Rev. Leonard Charles Stovall / Gen Oaks United Methodist Church / Dallas, Texas

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The Sauce is Boss

By Joseph Green-BishopElite News Staff Writer

While his father gained a reputation as one of the finest chefs in the United States, Jeffery Tutson dreamed of one day becoming an international banker or professional athlete. Little did the Skyline High School graduate know that he would one day create an all-purpose cooking sauce that could change the eating habits of people the world-over.

One hot summer afternoon while cooking on his grill, Tutson, who grew up

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was preparing. Instead of rushing to the grocery store he began to think of ingredients that would add a rich flavor to his meats, and satisfy the expectations of his wife and children. “When my wife, L’Sandra and our children, Kian and Jayla, came

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store,” said Tutson, who works as a banker in Houston. “They did not believe me when I told them that I had made it myself. They loved it. I knew I had something that people would purchase and enjoy using on their foods.” Tutson and two business partners, Rommel Artis and Dedrick Jennings, started marketing the sauce, “Sweet Thang,” last year. They are working with a local manufacturer and are introducing Sweet Thang in the Dallas and Houston markets. “Our ingredients are unique and secret. We are currently marketing it

online and looking for retail outlets that will sell it. We believe that we have a tremendous future because we have the best sauce in the world,” said Tutson, a graduate of the University of North Texas. “We plan to become major players in the food condiment market. Our plan is to penetrate other markets in the next 18 months.” The three partners said their sauce is different from others because it can be used on a variety of foods, including fish, baked or fried chicken, all types of meats and salads. It comes in original and spicy and people can even use it as a dip, said Tutson, who attended college on a football scholarship. One of the partners, Dedrick Jennings said that some of his relatives are so intrigued by the sauce that they now take it with them when they go out to eat. “Sweet Thang is being marketed in the Dallas area through a catering service that we started called Riverfront Barbeque,” said Jennings. “Retailers and individuals who are interested in the product should

go to the web site or call me personally at 214-417-3876.” “Our slogan is ‘show your food some love’ and people are using it on all types of food items. We have the only all-purpose sauce on the market today,” said Jennings. “Currently it is packaged in twelve ounce bottles. We hope to expand to 18 ounce bottles and begin to supply large facilities, schools, public institutions, senior centers and large cafeterias.” Tutson said that food creation was in his genes. “I picked up a lot from members of my family,” said Tutson, who was a member of the Golden Gate Missionary Baptist Church while growing up in Dallas. “Our partnership works well together. We believe in providing the public with the very best product and giving them something of value for their hard earned dollars. “We want people to go to our site, www.sweetthang.com and give us a try. They will not be disappointed that they did.”

By Joseph Green-BishopElite News Staff Writer

When Bishop Eli Jacobs was incarcerated his mother, Delores, came to visit him in a forbidding prison unit in Palestine , Texas where he was serving a 13-year sentence for the possession of illegal drugs with the intent to distribute. The sickly and distressed mother pleaded with her son to turn his life over to God, to resist the ways of the streets and to walk in a new light of promise, hope and holiness. Seven days after the visit she died from the cancer that had wrecked her body. “I was not able to attend my mother’s wake or funeral,” said Bishop Jacobs, who joined prison prayer groups and witnessing ministries shortly after his mother’s death. “On the very day that she left the prison he knew that he would not see his mother again. His spirit told him that she was seeking a better place. Her address would change, he thought. Heaven would be her new home. Eight years later in 2001 when he was released from prison Bishop Jacobs was a called preacher. Returning to Dallas he joined the ministerial staff at the Nazareth

Missionary Baptist Church under the leadership of Pastor George Carter. In 2004, Bishop Jacobs began a ministry in South Dallas called the Resurrection Body of Christ. Two of his sisters, Rebecca and Elect, were among the three members who attended the first services where he preached until he was exhausted. Today, the church is located at 901 Parker Road in DeSoto. The church has grown and Bishop Jacob’s wife, Dr. Pedra Jacobs, assists him as he ministers to the 300 members. “Both my wife and I were incarcerated and came from the very bottom of life,” he said. “Sometimes God has to find you at the bottom in order to take you to the top, in order to restore you. “My wife and I have a heart for people who are hurting. We know what pain feels like and we enjoy ministering.” Bishop Jacobs said that the focus of the ministry that he shares with his wife is to reach former drug addicts, men and women who were once incarcerated, people who have experienced broken marriages and juveniles who are having societal difficulties. “We are concerned with what the scripture describes as the least of these,”

he said. “We are sinning souls like crazy. We reach people who others have given up on. This is central to our ministry.” Bishop Jacob said that the church is sponsoring a women’s conference August 9 - 11, that will feature Dr. Juanita Bynum as its guest speaker on Thursday and Friday nights at 7.30 pm. The event is being called the Underground Anointed Women of God. “Dallas will never see anything like this conference,” he said. “The tickets are free. All people have to do is call 214-434-0252 for information.”

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recognition, and I feel very honored that God has selected me to help Him...help others”.Pastor Leach and the congregation at “The Mount” do help thousands of people. The church has been instrumental in helping to prevent homelessness for thousands thanks to a non-profit organization created by Pastor Leach called, Mount Hebron Urban Community Housing (M.U.C.H.). Under the guidance of Pastor Leach Mount Hebron Christian Academy (MHCA), has educated over 1500 pre-school through 2nd grade students, in Garland and the

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