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Rev Carl Marable “One Man with Courage makes a Majority”

November 5, 2009

 

One of my favorite quotes is by President Andrew Jackson “One Man with Courage makes a Majority”. I was reminded of that quote when i read the DNJ article about local Reverend Carl Marable in regards to M’Boro’s recent gang arrest. Reverend Carl is no stranger to helping others and speaking up for what he believes in. He is “One Man” who is on fire for making positive change in Rutherford County and he has had a strong impact. Carl is what i call “The Real Deal”. Years ago Carl hit rock bottom and pulled himself up and is now committed to helping others.
  One reason he is effective is in his sincerity in touching lives with Second Chance Ministries and his efforts to improve State Street. Carl could be like most people including many Pastors that see the problems and remain silent. He could be like most politicians and never speak up, but like Christ’s passionate anger in “turning over the money changer tables” Reverend Carl has the same passionate anger in comfronting the ever growing problems facing our society. As our Country suffers through this recession, drug & gang violence will only continue to rise. If Rutherford County and our Country had more men like Reverend Carl Marable there is no doubt “One Man with Courage can make a Majority”.

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Written by Mike Sparks · Filed Under Smyrna News Blog 

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One Response to “Rev Carl Marable “One Man with Courage makes a Majority””

  1. Angela on January 3rd, 2010 10:48 pm

    How can anyone have a favorite quote by Andrew Jackson? That man was a murderous scumbag who forced my people to march from North Carolina to Oklahoma. You know, the infamous Trail Of Tears? Why anyone would want to quote a piece of absolute garbage like Jackson really makes me wonder about that person’s morals. May Andrew Jackson rot in Hell for all of eternity for his atrocious behavior against my ancestors, the Choctaw and Cherokee. I seriously doubt that your God looks on him favorably. Do us all a favor and demand the removal of his ugly scumbag face off the 20 dollar bill.

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