The Craddock Center

by William Brosend in the March 4, 2015 issue

Read the main article on Fred Craddock in retirement.

The idea for the Craddock Center began when a Head Start staffer in Ellijay, Georgia, called Cherry Log Christian Church and spoke to Fred Craddock.

“I hear you care about poor people,” she said.

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