Rainbow Park Baptist Church to host Voices of DeKalb town hall to discuss critical future of DeKalb

DECATUR, GA– Rainbow Park Baptist Church will host local government officials, education leaders, public safety representatives, business professionals, and members of the judiciary for a critical conversation about the future of DeKalb County. The Voices of DeKalb Town Hall will be held on Thursday, Feb. 20, 6:30 p.m., at Rainbow Park Baptist Church, 2941 Columbia Drive, Decatur.

The town hall, moderated by Pastor Micah K. Dial aims to foster a solutions-driven discussion on key issues impacting DeKalb including public safety, education, economic development, and civic engagement. The event will feature a panel of leaders from various sectors:

• Government: DeKalb District 3 Commissioner Nicole Massiah; State Rep. Omari Crawford, Georgia’s 84th House District 
• Education: DeKalb School of the Arts Principal Keith Jones 
• Public Safety: DeKalb Police Chief Mirtha Ramos 
• Business: Gregory B. Levett,CEO, Gregory B. Levett & Sons Funeral Home
• Judicial: Judge J. Caroline Freeman, DeKalb Probate Court

“As a church committed to Connecting People, Impacting Lives, and Inspiring Change, Rainbow Park Baptist Church recognizes the need for constructive conversations that move our community forward,” said Pastor Dial. “This town hall is an opportunity for residents to hear from decision-makers, ask pressing questions, and work together toward meaningful solutions.”

The Voices of DeKalb Town Hall is free to attend and open to the public. Attendees will have an opportunity to submit questions for the panel during the event. For more information contact Pastor Micah Dial at PastorMicah@RainbowParkBaptist.com or 404-513-6383.