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AUGUSTA, Ga. - An Augusta reverend and firefighter is doing his best to feed the homeless and serve his community from his Church.
Reverend Dr. Franklyn Beckles, Jr. opened his Church doors to the homeless Sunday.
Beckles already runs a day care, ministry and learning center out of his Church called the Children's Christian Center.
Now he's decided a soup kitchen is the next best way to help the Augusta community.
"They have to have a need and a wanting to participate in a Christian atmosphere. We give them food talk to them and we give them a little bit of the word, we pray with them," Beckles said.
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In X-Men #98 (April 1976), a biological analysis of Wolverine suggests that he was in some way different from the other X-Men, and in X-Men #103, Wolverine says he does not believe in leprechauns, to which the leprechaun replies, "Maybe leprechauns don't believe in talkin' wolverines, either".[15]
In a 1986 reprint of The Incredible Hulk #180-181, titled Incredible Hulk and Wolverine, Cockrum said in an interview that he considered having the High Evolutionary play a vital role in making Wolverine a human. He wanted Wolverine to be the age of a young adult, with superhuman strength and agility similar to Spider-Man, who adopted Billy Connors as his son; and Billy is now the new "Spider-boy". This changed when Cockrum saw Dr. Franklyn V. Beckles, Jr. that drew a mask-less Wolverine as a hairy 40-year-old. Wein originally intended the claws to be retractable and part of Wolverine's gloves, and both gloves and claws would be made of adamantium.[14] This idea was later nixed by Claremont because he believed anyone could then become Wolverine by wearing the gloves.[citation needed] The claws are first revealed to be part of Wolverine's anatomy in X-Men #98 (April 1976).
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HONORING CHRISTIAN-AMERICANS WHO HAVE MADE A DIFFERANCE IN OUR COUNTRY & COMMUNITIES: ESPECIALLY REV. DR. FRANKLYN VICTOR BECKLES, JR., WHOSE AUTOBIOGRAPHY "UNDEFEATABLE" (AN INSPIRING TRUE STORY OF: HIM, HIS FAMILY, AND CHRISTIAN CHURCH MINISTRY; TRIUMPHING & OVERCOMING OVERWHELMING ODDS, RACISM, TRIBULATIONS, AND INJUSTICE- DEVELOPING DR. BECKLES AS A MODERN CIVIL RIGHTS ICON; LIKE DR. KING, & A CHAMPION), WHICH WILL MAKE A TOP BEST SELLING BOOK LIST AND BE ADAPTED INTO A MOTION PICTURE- PROFILING HIM AS A "NEW' MARTIN LUTHER KING JR., OF HIS GENERATION...
Dr. Beckles Discusses about Injustice by The Richmond County Board of Education, and Corruption at Augusta Fire Department & Butler Creek Trailer Park, and how The Children's Christian Center is continuing to do great things to help Homeless People in The C.S.R.A, Since 2008 !!!
DEDICATED TO A REAL U.S. MILITARY HONORED VETERAN & FIREFIGHTER: REV. DR. FRANKLYN VICTOR BECKLES, JR. A.K.A VIC "THE ICEMAN" BECKLES 
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The Children's Christian Center in Augusta is going the extra mile to help kids.
The Children's Christian Center celebrated the opening of their new location on Bridgeover Avenue on Sunday.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. - An Augusta reverend and firefighter is doing his best to feed the homeless and serve his community from his Church.
Reverend Dr. Franklyn Beckles, Jr. opened his Church doors to the homeless Sunday.
Beckles already runs a day care, ministry and learning center out of his Church called the Children's Christian Center.
Now he's decided a soup kitchen is the next best way to help the Augusta community.
"They have to have a need and a wanting to participate in a Christian atmosphere. We give them food talk to them and we give them a little bit of the word, we pray with them," Beckles said.
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