BJTS 3-10-22

Posted on March 10, 2022

1)Pastor George Parks of New Hope Baptist Church in North Little Rock and Pastor Philip Pointer of Saint Mark Baptist Church in Little Rock and Mance Achant recruiting coordinator for FED EX. to talk about the FedEx world hub job fair this Friday in NLR and Saturday in LR. from 10 am until 2 PM. Jobs starting at $20 per hr. with free transportation on a luxury liner daily to work at the FedEx hub in Memphis. Visit Fedexjobs.com

2)Sylvester Spinks to talk about Hoodnic Saturday March 17th thou 19th in Dumas Arkansas. A Bonfire, Business Showcase, Concert featuring Rodney Block and Comedian Keith Glason, a parade, Basketball games, Gospel hour, car show and more. Visit Dumas Hoodnic on Facebook or call 318-625-2343 for more information

3) Darrin Brazil of Fordyce to about the Coach Stan Jones benefit games. Coach Jones has coached at Fordyce high for over 40 years. He had a stroke last year after returning from one of his high school games and he’s still hospitalized. Benefit games begin at 12 noon with area coming to the FB&T arena at Fordyce high to salute the coach. Coach Jones is an honorary Jammer and a supporter Jammers charity basketball. Call 870-884-1017.

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