The Obituary
ecclesiates 3:1
"to every thing there is a season,
and time to every purpose under the heaven."
A TIME TO BE BORN
Dwight McCauley Jackson was born to Mrs. Frances Lucille Jackson and the late
Reverend Roswell Jackson, Sr. on August 7, 1948 in Atlanta, Georgia.
A TIME TO DIE
Reverend Dwight Jackson left his earthly home to join his Heavenly Father
Tuesday, July 23, 2002
A TIME TO BUILD UP
Dwight M. Jackson received his early training in the public and private
schools of Atlanta, Georgia. He continued his education and received a Bachelor
of Arts Degree in Urban Sociology from the University of Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania, and a Master of Divinity Degree From the Eastern Baptist
Theological Seminary in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The United Theological
Seminary in Monroe, Louisiana conferred the honorary degree of Doctor of
Divinity upon him. He traveled extensively throughout the United States and
Western Europe, doing further studies at Roberts College in Istanbul, Turkey.
Reverend Jackson was Licensed to preach the Gospel and became an ordained
minister in 1967. In April of 1986 he was installed as Pastor of Amity Baptist
Church Where he served Faithfully for 16 years.
A TIME TO LOVE
The epitome of a pastor and friend,
with an explosive personality, he lived by the profession of his faith in
Christ. He was a scholar and a dynamic seminarian. Pastor Jackson was a generous
person with a commitment to the welfare of humankind., and possessed a great
passion for the youth and the aged. He was know for his warm and jovial manner.
Pastor Jackson loved life and he loved people. all who came in contact with him
including the rich, the poor, the saved, and the unsaved reciprocated this love.
A TIME TO WEEP AND A TIME TO
MOURN
He leaves to mourn, a loving family
and an enormous congregation of friends. The legacy that Reverend Dwight
McCauley Jackson leaves is a commitment to Christ, a love of family, and the
importance of working hard while giving unto others. Dwight fought the good
fight and finish the course. Family, friends, and church members will cherish
beloved memories of his soul