Reverend Sebastian leads prayer at Mulberry community assembly

February 21, 2025 | Lincoln County, Tennessee

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The Lincoln County Commission meeting on February 18, 2025, kicked off with a heartfelt invocation by Reverend Dickey Sebastian, pastor of Saint John's AME Church in Mulberry. His prayer emphasized unity and support for community leaders, asking for guidance and blessings for those in need.

The meeting also featured a special moment as sixth grader Araya McDaniel led the Pledge of Allegiance. Active in her school’s 4-H, band, and Beta Club, Araya showcased the involvement of youth in local governance, representing the next generation of leaders.
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With 21 members present and three absent, the commission proceeded to discuss various community initiatives. Among the highlights was the introduction of three members from the Lincoln Leadership Youth Group, indicating a commitment to fostering youth engagement in local affairs.

As the meeting continued, the focus remained on community development and support, reinforcing the importance of collaboration among leaders and residents alike. The invocation and participation of young leaders set a positive tone for the discussions ahead, signaling a proactive approach to addressing local issues.

Converted from County Commission Feb 18, 2025 meeting on February 21, 2025
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