In Indianapolis, a Black Pastor and a White Sheriff’s Deputy Build Alliances Between Churches and Communities

YESSS! PRAISE THE MOST HIGH GOD FOR THIS PARTNERSHIP IN THEIR COMMUNITY!!!!!

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D.J. Nuetzmann (left), a Sheriff's Deputy from Martinsville, and Jerome Johnson, an assistant pastor at First Baptist Church North, Indianapolis, have formed a friendship over their love of God, and fishing, Indianapolis, Thursday, February 23, 2017.  (Photo: Robert Scheer/IndyStar) D.J. Nuetzmann (left), a Sheriff’s Deputy from Martinsville, and Jerome Johnson, an assistant pastor at First Baptist Church North, Indianapolis, have formed a friendship over their love of God, and fishing, Indianapolis, Thursday, February 23, 2017. (Photo: Robert Scheer/IndyStar)

When Jerome Johnson and his friend Chick Wilson ventured into a white, upper middle-class neighborhood in Johnson County to go fishing, Wilson was anxious. They were two black men in suburbia, rolling slowly through winding streets, looking for an address they’d never visited. To Wilson, it seemed a recipe for trouble. When they received a wary glance from a white woman walking her dog, Wilson’s anxiety grew.  “It definitely won’t be long now,” he said.

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Mr. Caswell has been composing poetry at least since High School. He has been on WORD PRESS for ten years and contributes to two other blogs beside this one. This blog has a Christian emphasis but all bloggers are welcome. Mr. Caswell chooses to---with permission--re[post material of interest

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