Background
Freeman, George Ross was born on June 27, 1945 in Sandersville, Georgia, United States. Son of G. Ross and Sara Elizabeth (Bennett) Freeman.
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George Ross Freeman, Georgian Minister. Ordained to ministry Methodist Church, 1979. Named one of Outstanding Young Men in American United States Junior Chamber of Commerce, 1973; Paul Harris fellow Rotary International, 1988; recipient Church of the Year in Evangelism award United Methodist Church, 1984.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Journalism, Georgia Southern U., 1978; Master of Divinity, Emory University, 1981.
Career
Minister, Portal (Georgia) United Methodist Church, 1975-1978; associate minister, First United Methodist Church, East Point, Georgia, 1979-1981; senior minister, Simpsonwood United Methodist Church, Norcross, Georgia, 1981-1988; senior minister, First United Methodist Church, Dallas, Georgia, since 1988.
Achievements
Membership
Member Paulding County Hospital Authority, Dallas, Georgia, 1991, Council for the Arts, Inc., Dallas, 1989. President Paulding Memorial Medical Center Chaplains Association, Dallas, 1990. Member National Association Stewardship Leaders (Executive Committee since 1988, chairman conference committee Atlanta since 1984, president Southeastern jurisdiction since 1988), Rotary (director Peachtree Corners and Dallas, Georgia since 1981), Exch.
Club (president Stone Mountain, Georgia 1972-1975, Exchangite of Year award 1975), Paulding County Chamber of C., Lions.
Connections
Married Peggy-Ann Katherine Pillivant, December 8, 1966. Children: George Ross III, Betsy Annual.
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Nationality
American
Awards
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Named one of Outstanding Young Men in American United States Junior Chamber of Commerce, 1973. Paul Harris fellow Rotary International, 1988. Recipient Church of the Year in Evangelism award United Methodist Church, 1984.Named one of Outstanding Young Men in American United States Junior Chamber of Commerce, 1973. Paul Harris fellow Rotary International, 1988. Recipient Church of the Year in Evangelism award United Methodist Church, 1984.