St. John Baptist Church in Savannah, Georgia, Hosts Lecture Series on Leadership in Crisis

By Claudette Posted Nov 9, 2026 at 3:17 AM
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Community members gathered at St. John Baptist Church for a lesson on leadership on Sunday. The session was part of a lecture and discussion series hosted by the church.

This weekend’s topic focused on how to lead others in a time of crisis. The program featured a question-and-answer session with guest speakers, South Carolina Representative Jenny Horne and Dr. Betty Clark, who the report describes as the first female pastor at Emanuel AME Church in Charleston.

Pastor Lee said the goal of the series is to empower women in the community by bringing these speakers to Savannah.

Dr. Lee said the event “strengthens the unity within our community.” He added that it strengthens relations “between all walks of life and faith, regardless of sexual orientation, regardless of denominational affiliation, and regardless of political association,” and said, “We are here to make a difference for humanity.” Dr. Lee’s remarks were presented as the church’s stated aims for the series, which the source does not describe in further detail (Psalm 133:1).

For more information about the Leadership During Crisis Series, the church directs the public to contact Dr. George Lee at St. John Baptist Church at (912) 663-9788 or GeorgeLee3@aol.com.

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