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  7. linda brickey on October 17, 2010 at 2:16 pm

    i need prayer,,i'm dieing from lung cancer in both lungs & in my limpnotes & all over me,please pray the prayer of faith with me,i know god can heal me,i listen to paster hagee on tv, a lot,i know he can get through to god for me,,please help me to pray & ask god to touch me,my phone no.is ( 276-395-6421 ) my name is linda brickey,i live in virginia

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  8. Pastor Michael A. Stevens on May 15, 2011 at 9:52 pm

    Pastor H. Brown,

    Blessings to you my friend. I’m Pastor Michael A. Stevens from Charlotte, NC. I pastor the University City Church COGIC. I’m also the African American Coordinator for Christians United for Israel (CUFI). I read your very interesting article and its perspectives about our organization and Pastor Hagee you published last summer.

    I’d love the opportunity to host an open discussion and dialogue about the Black Church and its support for Israel with you and local pastors. Let’s bring out all biblical and moral thoughts and then allow leaders to reconcile and think for themselves.

    On another note, I’m hosting a free catered luncheon for all pastors and ministry leaders on June 8th at the Marriott Airport location in the Baltimore area. Also checkout my website at MichaelAStevens.com to see some of the other ‘controversial’ issues I’ve had to tackle in the national media, etc.

    God Bless!

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    • Heber Brown, III on June 4, 2011 at 7:48 pm

      Good Evening Pastor Stevens,

      Thank you for your email and I do remember you from the CUFI event here in Baltimore last summer. While I’ll have to pass on your gracious invitation to the catered luncheon on June 8th; your request to host an “open discussion” about the Black Church and its connection to justice and peace in Palestine/Israel is intriguing. I’d be open to dialogue further with you concerning this possibility. My direct email is: pastor@pleasanthope.org.

      Thank you again for reaching out.

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  9. Common Sense on June 3, 2011 at 11:49 am

    Pastor, where exactly are you located on Belvedere?

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    • Heber Brown, III on June 4, 2011 at 7:41 pm

      430 E. Belvedere Ave., 21212

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  10. Jessica Ann on June 19, 2011 at 4:32 am

    Hello Pastor Brown,

    I’m Jessica Ann Mitchell, the founder of BlackBloggersConnect.com. Black Bloggers Connect™ has recently launched and we want to invite you to join us in making history with the first social network dedicated to spreading the message of black bloggers.

    We feel it is necessary for Black bloggers to have a platform for exchanging thoughts and sharing ideas. On Black Bloggers Connect™, you can launch your own profile page and promote your blog. We encourage you to post your favorite blog articles. Bloggers can also share news, videos and blogging tips.

    The first 100 black bloggers to join will receive a lifetime link from BlackBloggersConnect.com. Join us today and connect with Black bloggers around the world. If you have any questions or suggestions please email us at info@BlackBloggersConnect.com.

    Best Wishes,
    Jessica Ann Mitchell
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    Connecting Black Bloggers Around the World
    info@BlackBloggersConnect.com

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  11. Linda Felder on July 27, 2011 at 12:00 pm

    I am against building another prison for our youth. I am an Etiquette instructor and i am located in the 12th district on E.North ave and my company is called The Felder House ,Ck out my website and see how we can have a positive impact on our youth with their self esteem ,self pride and respect.
    410-746-6345
    President/CEO
    Linda Felder

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    • Heber Brown, III on July 29, 2011 at 9:59 am

      Thank you, Linda Felder! Keep up the great work! We WILL stop this jail and redirect those resources to opportunities to uplift – not lock up.

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  12. Emily Latimer on July 28, 2011 at 11:50 am

    Hello, Pastor Brown. My name is Emily Latimer and I am contacting you on behalf of Hand in Hand Baltimore. We are a local nonprofit that partners with young men charged as adults both currently detained in Baltimore City Detention Center (BCDC) as well as those who have been released. We promote mental health and literacy while also providing them with educational and job opportunities. One of our most dedicated students, Corey T., is currently taking classes to earn his GED while also working full time at his new job, Joe’s Squared. Corey is 19 years old and attends the program completely voluntarily. Corey will be celebrating his first free birthday in two years in just a few days. As a celebration, the Hand in Hand volunteers, director, and the other students in our re-entry program are going to attend the Orioles’ game on August 8th. Corey had worked so hard to turn his life around and with the help of our executive director, and Joe (from Joe’s Squared on North Avenue) he has been a truly inspirational success story. We would be incredibly appreciative if Faith in Action could run a press release that our Executive Director, Jessica Turral, is currently composing. It would mean a lot to all of us at Hand in Hand, as well as the young men who want to change their own lives outside of our program, but lack the motivation or inspiration. Your stories are truly moving and I believe that this story would be in keeping with your honest and real themes. Thank you so much for your time and I look forward to hearing back from you.
    Take care,
    Emily Latimer
    Hand in Hand Baltimore

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    • Heber Brown, III on July 29, 2011 at 9:58 am

      Peace Emily Latimer – I am familiar with Hand in Hand and so thankful for the wonderful way in which you touch so many lives for good. I would be more than happy to post your press release when it becomes available. I’ll direct message you my email address.

      Thank you!

      Rev. Heber Brown, III

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  13. Rodney U Bellamy on September 14, 2011 at 7:08 pm

    Pastor Heber Brown III, I represent the Baltimore Chapter of the National Association of African Americans in Human Resources (NAAAHR). I’m interested in having you participate as part of a panel discussion regarding African American leadership. We’re looking for young, innovative leaders that can speak to leveraging their leadership to affect change and inspire other young leaders. The event is scheduled for Thursday October 27th. Can we take some time and discuss?

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    • Heber Brown, III on October 8, 2011 at 10:37 am

      Good Morning Bro. Bellamy. I”ve just sent you a message. Thanks for thinking of me!

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  14. Lester spence on September 28, 2011 at 7:38 am

    Pastor brown could you do me a favor and email me? Unbowed at gmail dot com. I’m working on a project related to the Baltimore youth prison and I think you’ll be interested.
    Dr Lester Spence

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    • Heber Brown, III on October 6, 2011 at 5:51 pm

      Got it, Dr. Spence. Thanks!

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  15. Rev. Dawn Cherri Snell on October 5, 2011 at 10:42 pm

    Came across your Website and it is very interesting and thought provocative..I would like to open a discussion about how you feel/perceive women in the ministry of Our Lord and Savior Jesus who is the Christ????

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    • Heber Brown, III on October 6, 2011 at 5:54 pm

      Peace Rev. Snell – I’d like to direct your attention to another article where I mentioned women in ministry: http://faithinactiononline.com/2009/03/live-from-revival-in-the-bible-belt-night-1/

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      • Rev. Dawn Cherri Snell on December 13, 2011 at 9:41 pm

        Grace and Peace,
        Thank you Pastor for your reply..Sorry, I had not checked back for one in a while..Just wanted to know from another beloved in the ministry..I am presently in transition and I am encountering some deep revelatory instances that have confirmed my calling..Not only my calling, but being chosen for we know that as the biblical account states in the Gospel of John that we did not choose Jesus, He chose us. Nevertheless it is so true, many are called, but few are chosen. Also, in short, what is your response to the Eddie Long situation? I am not looking for a judgemental statement, because I do not want to judge lest I be judged. My personal take on it is that forgiveness is in order, but what happened to repentance????
        Because He is, I am

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  16. Dr. Ken Morgan on October 9, 2011 at 5:32 pm

    Rev. Brown,

    Alana Smith told me about a meeting tomrrow evening to discuss more blacks participating in the Baltimore link to the Wall Street protest.

    I would like to attend. Please provide me th emeeting location and time.
    Ken Morgan

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