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Former Vols Fulmer, Johnson to headline banquet benefiting Men’s Ministry Network

Former UT Vols head football coach Phillip Fulmer, right, and former Vol safety Inky Johnson will headline the Chattanooga Movement Banquet, benefiting Men's Ministry Network, tonight, Nov. 10, at the Brainerd Crossroads.
Former UT Vols head football coach Phillip Fulmer, right, and former Vol safety Inky Johnson will headline the Chattanooga Movement Banquet, benefiting Men's Ministry Network, tonight, Nov. 10, at the Brainerd Crossroads.

Former UT Vols head football coach Phillip Fulmer and former Vol safety Inky Johnson will headline the Chattanooga Movement Banquet, benefiting Men’s Ministry Network, from 6:30 to 8:30 tonight, Nov. 10, at the Brainerd Crossroads, 4011 Austin St.

The “movement,” organizers say, is a 10-year push to have Chattanooga become known for the quality of its men in the same way the city is known for its fast internet, old trains and outdoor adventure.

“Nothing else has the potential to impact our community more than men who understand God’s plan for their lives as mature men, committed husbands, great dads and trustworthy workers.”

Individual tickets are $60 (open seating).

To inquire about availability, visit www.chattamovement.com.