Ted Turner and Henry Aaron took center stage at the Georgia Historical Society Annual Dinner this weekend. These men are Georgians. They are friends. They are men who spent the first part of their lives accomplishing impressive personal goals. Now, with the benefit of age and experience, both have come to see service to others as their highest call.
» Read moreWe hope you will join us on Tuesday, February 23rd from 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. at the Sentient Bean Coffee House at 13 E. Park Avenue. Free and open to the public! Do you believe that EVERYONE and EVERY LIFE matters? Do you think that people should take care of one an How To Bring Up Getting Back Together
» Read moreI recently attended the Florida Winter Pastor’s School at Stetson University in Deland, Florida to hear farmer and author Wendell Berry. My friend the Reverend Enoch Hendry of Trinity United Methodist Church in Savannah invited me to attend, reminding me that I introduced him to Berry’s writing more than 25 years ago. There were about 200 pastors in attendance from
» Read moreStories change the world. We love telling stories here at Chatham-Savannah Citizen Advocacy. In preparing to tell the Waddie Welcome and the Beloved Community story for the January 5th event at the Sentient Bean, I started to think about the difference in storymaking and storytelling. Storymaking is a mixture of moments of clarity surrounded by times of confusion and
» Read moreA big thanks to Margaret Hubbard, Quinten Marlin, Megan Usher, Lyle Mackenzie and Jake Hodesh for inviting a standing room only crowd of great young people to the Sentient Bean to hear the story of Waddie Welcome and the Beloved Community. Check out some pictures from the event in our picture gallery.
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