The Role of a City Elders™ Council
Facilitate the unity of the Body of Christ
Provide a covering and accountability for civil government
Establish divine order in spiritual and civil governance
Be a hub of resources, connections, manpower for mobilization for the kingdom advancements
Protect the city and inhabitants from ungodly individuals rising to positions of power and influence
Prohibit the powers of darkness from infiltrating government systems or any structure of authority and making laws contrary to nature and nature’s God
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Meet Jesse Leon Rodgers
Hi, I’m “Jesse” Leon Rodgers welcoming you, to City Elders, the Biblical Model of City Governance. The crisis in our government has sounded an alarm. The Kingdom is calling Spiritual Elders, who are Church, Business, and Civic leaders, to govern at the gates of the city. Join us as Governing Councils are built in every county seat of America. Our focus is The Kingdom of God, His will be done.
Welcome to City Elders:
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Why We Stand With City Elders™
“City Elders is perhaps the greatest model in the nation of combining church place and workplace leaders as gatekeepers to influence society in each county of the United States.”
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Monthly Banquet: Thursday, May 2, 2024 6:30 pm
Stoney Creek Convention Ctr, 200 W. Albany, Broken Arrow
(north of Bass Pro Shops)
(Registration is required)
Rodney S. Scott
Chief-Retired, United States Border Patrol
President, Honor Consulting LLC
Rodney Scott served nearly three decades in the United States Border Patrol building vast experience and knowledge in federal law enforcement and border security. Chief Scott assumed command of the United States Border Patrol on February 2, 2020, becoming the 24th Chief. Scott served as Chief during the Trump, and Biden administrations and retired in August 2021.
Chief Scott began his career with the U.S. Border Patrol on May 11, 1992, as a member of Academy Class 252. His first assignment was to the Imperial Beach Station, San Diego Sector as a frontline field agent. As Chief Scott promoted through the ranks, he earned a reputation as an innovative, problem-solving leader. As a result, Chief Scott was asked to take on several leadership and specialized assignments. Following the 9-11 terrorist attacks he served as a principal advisor to the Commissioner of US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) on anti-terrorism matters. Chief Scott was later selected as the Deputy Executive Director of the CBP, Office of Anti-terrorism. Chief Scott served as the Director for CBP’s, national Incident Management and Operations Coordination Division which oversaw preparedness, national emergency response and interagency coordination.
Chief Scott was selected to serve as the Chief Patrol Agent for El Centro Sector and the San Diego Sector before being selected as Chief, US Border Patrol. As the national Chief, Scott led over 21,000 personnel and was responsible for securing the vast international borders of the U.S. between the official ports of entry.
After retiring Chief Scott immediately leveraged his vast experience and knowledge in border security to inform and educate politicians and the public about the threats that our nation faces when we choose to leave our international borders unsecured. In November 2021 Chief Scott teamed up with Texas Public Policy Foundation (TPPF) as a Distinguished Senior Fellow on border security and immigration. Through TPPF and direct contacts, Chief Scott continues to work with Congressional leadership, State legislators, civic groups, and media outlets to provide insight and expertise in border security. Chief Scott has testified before Congress on several occasions, routinely appears on major news networks and has shared his insights on various podcasts with the likes of Vice President Pence, Dr. Ben Carson and many others.
Weekly Meetings occur every Thursday starting at 8:30am – 10:00am.
CityPlex Towers (auditorium on 1st floor), 2488 E. 81st St.
➔ park on east side
Agendas announced weekly
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