Rev. Fuzz celebrates birthday

Rev. Enoch Fuzz
Rev. Enoch Fuzz

On Friday, September 29, the Nashville community came together to celebrate Rev. Enoch Fuzz. Dubbed the “Biggest Birthday in the Whole Wide World!”, the pastor of Corinthian Missionary Baptist Church shared his special day with all of Nashville. Festivities included line dancing, meet and greets with celebrities and local officials, and food prepared by Nashville favorite, Smokin’ Joe. (photo by Marcus Jones)

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