Training for Service in Lynmore Estates
Training for Service in Lynmore Estates
Carrie Redmond and Dr. Sundra Woodford were commissioned on Saturday, August 17, 2015 at the Macon-Bibb Government Center following the Shalom Training held from May 30 – August 15, 2015. Shalom is a community-development model that provides training in how congregations and communities can work together in seeking health, wholeness and well-being. Lynmore Estates is one of nine ShalomZones in Macon-Bibb, Georgia. Several Lynmore Estates (LE) residents participated in the training held in 2009. Mrs. Redmond enrolled in the “refresher” course to increase her knowledge to better serve the residents of Lynmore Estates.
Pictured are: Travis Blackwell, Shalom Trainer; Frank Austin, Macon Shalom Coordinator, Carrie Redmond, LE Neighborhood Watch Association President; Dr. Sundra Woodford, Neighborhood Revitalization Manager, Robert J. Duncan, Jr., Founder of Northwind Institute and Jim Bergdoll, Shalom National Trainer.
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