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(New Horizon Church International):

For Thursday, February 20, 2020, A Daily Prayer with Bishop Crudup is "Thursday Glory!"

(New Horizon Church International):

For Thursday, January 23, 2020, A Daily #Prayer with Bishop Crudup is "He Is My Shepherd!"

(I clean apartments for spare cash, ever since I lost my job over three years ago.) Last month I began cleaning for a nice older woman, who needs help because of recent heart surgery. Her son, who is my age, comes home and she whispers to me “You could run away with him if you want to, I wouldn’t mind.” I kind of awkwardly giggle and inform her that I didn’t think my girlfriend would take to kindly to my running off with her boy. She laughed and walked away, still saying he should take me away since I’m such a nice woman. Took her 5 minutes to come back and ask if I was gay, I said yes. Her response was that she was fine with it but not to tell her husband, because she “Likes me, and wants to be able to invite me back again to clean.” 

Mississippi's Commission on School Accreditation is meeting Thursday to consider if it will recommend that a state of emergency be declared in the Greenwood School District.

Such a recommendation would clear the way for the state Board of Education to ask Gov. Phil Bryant to declare an emergency, leading to a state takeover of the 2,900-student district.

The state would remove Superintendent Montrelle Greene and the school board and appoint a conservator to run the district.

A report issued earlier this month by the Mississippi Department of Education alleges Greenwood is reporting inaccurate information on employee pay and job descriptions.

It accuses school board members of making decisions in illegal closed meetings and interfering in daily school operations. The document also questions $29,000 in federal money spent on parental involvement.