Speaker: Donna Causey

Donna Causey, a former Missionary with Campus Crusade for Christ, is now the first lady of South Atlanta Community Church in Fayetteville, GA. Donna is a native of Los Angeles, CA. where she graduated from Pacific Palisades High School and attended West Los Angeles Community College. Donna is a national conference speaker with Family Life’s  “A Week-End To Remember”, where she speaks to hundreds of women on the topic of marriage and family.  Donna has been the guest speaker for women retreats, conferences and seminars across the U.S. and Bahamas. Additionally, Donna enjoys serving as a homemaker, mentor and Bible teacher. Donnas’ husband Raymond is a pastor, author and conference speaker. Donna and Raymond have four children and have been married for 31 years.  They currently reside in Riverdale, GA.

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Speaker: Pamela Lucas Stringfield

Pamela Lucas Stringfield hails from the Choo-Choo city of Chattanooga, Tennessee, where she was an active member of New City Fellowship Church, PCA.  She is also a proud alumna of Covenant College and Covenant Theological Seminary.  Pamela relocated from St. Louis, Missouri to Atlanta, Georgia to serve as the Women’s Director to the Gathering, the Young Adult Ministry of Perimeter Church.  Pamela has a variety of professional ministry experiences such as board leadership, college recruitment and urban youth development.  She has also had the privilege of speaking at General Assembly, Women in the Church Conference, and an assortment of other venues.  Pamela is recently married and resides with her husband Ryan in Norcross.

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New City’s Pastor, Randy Nabors, gave us a wonderful word for Black History Month.

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After our regular gathering with the girls, we took those who could stay to Fayetteville Public Library to hear a new young author, Noni Carter, discuss her book “Good Fortune” and sign copies.   Our purpose for this outing was to encourage the girls to ask God for His purpose for them and to dream, dream big! To see a vision can be given to you many years before it comes to pass.

I am a New City Fellowship pastor and always will be indebted to that congregation for what they taught me about generosity and patience when dealing with God’s people; and also how to respect and love those who are not yet believers.  I have modeled a lot of my pastoral methods after those of Jim Pickett and Randy Nabors, who are not just great pastors, but great friends.  New City also has awesome leaders whose wisdom we can benefit from.  My prayer is that our elders, deacons, and lay leaders will be as passionate for their work here as the leaders at New City Fellowship.

Redemption Fellowship is a great and generous church with a lot of gifts and I am glad that New City sent me down to Fayetteville almost ten years ago.  I am happy to be here.  However, there are more wars to fight, more demons to cast out, more imaginations to cast down, so we need to seek examples of churches that have been in the fight a little longer than we have and get their advice on “tactics.”  New City Fellowship in Chattanooga is one of those churches.  Please go with us and enjoy the ride.