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Bishop Juan O. Lawson, Prelate for the Texas Western Jurisdiction of the COGIC celebrated its 12 year anniversary with special guest speaker Bishop Felton Smith from Nashville, Tennessee.
Bishop Lawson hosts a monthly podcast and publishes a blog
For more information, visit www.TexasWesternJurisdiction.org
Local Attorney Donald L. Williams was elated about and sincerely thankful for the reception held in his honor at UTEP. Mr. Williams' philanthropic nature was evident in the presentation of a $10,000 gift donated to the Donald L. Williams Endowed Student Enhancement Fund for the Department of African-American Studies in the College of Liberal Arts. Funds distributed from the endowment will be used to support students engaged in the African American Studies program. Students need not actually major or minor in African-American Studies to receive support. Click here to read about Mr. Donald L. Williams.
Donald L. Wiliams
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Bishop Juan O. Lawson and Bishop Felton Smith
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The Young Don
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Don and retired Asst. Chief of Police Paul Cross
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Texas Western Jurisdiction COGIC celebrates 12 years
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pictured are a few of the students presented with awards. (shown l to r: Christopher Perkins, Timothy Jones (Chapin), Jalissa Harkins (Franklin), Reginald Brooks (Chapin), Anthony Merriweather Jr. (Chapin) and Steven Porter (Chapin) )
African American youth honored for excellence in academia and community
Black El Paso News congratulates the El Paso's African American High school Juniors and Seniors who were presented with awards for excellence in academia, sports and community. Information about this event coming soon.
