Benefit concert supports new start for Chattanooga's New Beginning Church
St. Elmo's Real Life Ministries is hosting a benefit concert for New Beginning on
"A lot of times when tragedy happens, people think a man of God doesn't need encouragement, but they do," said Johnson, who met New Beginning pastor the Rev.
"Sometimes it's time for us all to come together and say 'We've got your back.'"
Tickets are
"Do what you can do, but do it from your heart," said Johnson. "It's all about l-o-v-e."
New Beginning was established by Clay in 2001 near the
"We try to smother everyone with love when they come," he said of New Beginning's services. "We're going to continue to show love and try to get people where they need to be spiritually and physically."
Real Life Ministries is at
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