Jeffery G. Douglas - Voice Of Gospel

      Men of Hope (associated with Hope Recovery) operates its men's residential recovery house. The facility at this address is part of a free, 12-month, faith-based residential program designed to help men overcome alcohol and substance abuse. It utilizes a Christian-based 12-step curriculum, mentoring, and counseling.  Facebook Quick Facts Address: 59 Luray Rd, Beech Bluff, TN 38313 Program Type: Free, faith-based, 12-month residential recovery Contact (Men of Hope): Chris Wilson at (731) 437-3892 Official Website: Learn more via the Hope Recovery Center Quick Facts Address: 1925 Highway 18, Medon, TN 38356 Program Type: Free, faith-based,  Bible-based curriculum and 12-step programs including Celebrate Recovery groups.  Divided into 3 different phases; phase 1 (6 weeks), phase 2 (20 weeks) and phase 3 (8 week minimum) Contact (Hope Recovery): Marce Hendrick at (731) 424-9019 Official Website: Learn more via the Hope Recovery Center   ...

In Charge Officers are getting out-of-hand more and more each day. The government "Thinks" it can do what it wants and get away with it. The problem here is, You put trash in office, you're going to get trash from office. State & Local Laws "Do Conflict" with the United States Constitution, yet, keep letting it happen. I estimate that nearly 2 million people are incarcerated across the United States in prisons and local jails. I estimate that estimate that 6% of people incarcerated in U.S. prisons are actually innocent making that would be 0.0003% or 12,000,000. This alone shows State Bullying is the worse concept of U.S.     You home is considered a "Safe Dwelling," your yard and any items, building, pets, etc. are considered "Safe Dwelling." It "Does Not" matter whether it is Open or Closed, Fenced In or Not, Plain View or Out Of Sight. I ask you, Just how it it a "Safe Dwelling," when Officers can just o...

What if someone trespassed on your property inside a clearly established fence and killed one of your animals? What kind of liability would that trespasser have? Now what if the trespasser works for the government? That is the question raised by a disturbing incident in Polk County, Georgia, where a family says police officers entered a fenced pasture while searching for a missing person and shot and killed their young miniature donkey, HeeHaw. According to the farm owner, the officers entered the pasture around 12:45 in the morning without permission or warning. HeeHaw was a bottle-raised donkey that had been around people his entire life. The family says he approached the officers while braying. Officers reportedly attempted to use a Taser before one officer shot and killed him. The officers were not there because of any complaint involving the donkey, the farm, or the owners. They were reportedly searching for a missing child. That fact matters, because polic...