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Rev. Raines represented one of the first African American leaders at Warner Robins, serving unfailingly for more than 27 years. While at Robins AFB, Rev. Raines met Barbara Tharpe, a schoolteacher and counselor, whom he would marry in 1971.
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The Curtis Raines, Sr. Foundation is dedicated to improving access to quality healthcare in Middle Georgia and abroad. The foundation continues the critical work of Rev. Raines, whose legacy of faith and service revitalizes and restores our community.
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Feb 21, 2015 · Curtis Raines Sr., a Macon pastor who led a large state organization for black churches, died Saturday. He was 67. Raines was pastor of New Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church in Macon and was...
Mar 11, 2016 · The Curtis Raines, Sr. Foundation is dedicated to improving access to quality healthcare in Middle Georgia and abroad. The foundation continues the critical work of Rev. Raines, whose legacy of faith and service revitalized and restored his communities.
John Curtis Raines (October 27, 1933 in Minneapolis – November 12, 2017) was an American professor, activist, and whistleblower. He was a member of the Citizens' Commission to Investigate the FBI, which stole documents from an FBI office and exposed illegal activity and abuses of power, including COINTELPRO.
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New Pilgrim called a young man, at the age of 33, to be their first leader in the person of the late Rev. Curtis Raines, Sr. Rev. Raines was a member of Mount Vernon Missionary Baptist Church and a General Manager at Robins Air Force Base.
