Bethel AME 2010 Annual Report

The Senior Minister’s Message . . . . . 2

Pastor’s Annual Report . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Missions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Preach the Word . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-6

The Church at Work . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-9

Women’s Ministry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Commission on Health . . . . . . . . . . 11

Outreach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Evangelism . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Youth and Young Adult Ministries 14-15

Ministries in Action . . . . . . . . . . . 16-17

Ministerial and Office Staffs . . . . . . 18

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2009-2010 Annual Report

Bethel African Methodist Episcopal ChurchTallahassee, Florida

MISSION STATEMENTBethel African Methodist Episcopal Church strives to set

a Christian standard through its commitment to Missions,

Evangelism, Proclamation and Study of the Word, Worship,

and Stewardship. We are called to make a Difference by

serving the total needs of our members and people from

all walks of life, regardless of age, gender, national origin,

or economic background.

FOCUSThis year’s 2009-2010 Annual Report focus provides for

all a written and pictorial account of important ministry

experiences, events, and opportunities afforded to the

members of our church as we strive to build and uplift the

Kingdom of God throughout this past Conference Year.

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October 12, 2008, was a very special day in the life of myministry. It was then that under the protection of AlmightyGod, given under his hand and Denominational Seal atthe Episcopal Room, that the Right Reverend McKinleyYoung, Presiding Prelate of the Eleventh Episcopal District,assigned me to pastor one of the great churches of AfricanMethodism, Bethel AME Church – Tallahassee. I am gladto be here and am extremely grateful to Bishop McKinleyYoung for his Godly judgment.

I am exceedingly grateful to the Lord to present, throughthis document, my Second Annual Report of stewardshipas the Senior Minister of Bethel – Tallahassee. I am oftenasked, “How is the work?” My natural response is “Thework is all divine.” This report of Bethel’s stewardshipreflects the wonders of His work. God has shown His loveto us by showering us with His abundance and I rejoice inHis goodness. The past twelve months have been a realblessing to this Body of Christ as well as those with whomwe have shared our blessings. This report is a briefsynopsis of the actions and achievements of the faithful,dedicated, and committed membership.

Our Church family has grown consistently. Over the past twoyears, 250 individuals have come to join our congregationin worship, praise and kingdom building. Praise the Lord,110 of them came during this Conference Year.

We would not be able to answer the Call without thecommitment to stewardship found among the Bethelmembers, who, at a growing rate, are becoming tithers.They have caught the vision. Thus; presently, thirty percentof our 1600 members are tithers. To God be the Glory.

Bethel is blessed to have various ministry experiences thathelp to provide biblical perspective on worldly concerns,increase our knowledge and understanding of church polityand history, and enhance our understanding of Scripture.However, the staple for our ministry is our worship servicesas they allow us to express different emotions which providejoy, thanksgiving, love, faith and confidence. Certainly, weare not ashamed of the gospel of Jesus Christ! Our worshipexperiences give us an opportunity to experience God in anew way. The spirit of God compels us, week after week,to assemble and receive inspiration from the singing,praying, preaching and praise that emanate from Bethel.It is through this medium that we expect a divine-humanconnection. To borrow an expression from Dr. H. BeecherHicks, “…we expect an encounter, a hymn of hope, ananthem of praise, a soul set free, a healing touch, ananointing of oil, a sanctified shout, a wayfarer come home,or a rhema word from a prophet.” We come to Bethelbecause we expect God to do something with us and forus. I believe, no, I know that God has blessed us with Hisglory this conference year.

I would like to express my gratitude to Bishop McKinleyYoung for the opportunity to pastor one of the finestchurches in African Methodism. I am appreciative of hiswise council, his words of encouragement, and theconfidence he has in my leadership. Likewise, I amgrateful to our Supervisor of Missions, Mrs. Dorothy J.Young, for her words of inspiration, exemplary leadership,guidance, and steadfast support during this time oftransition for our family. Words are inadequate to expressmy deepest appreciation to Presiding Elder and Mrs.Ralph L. Wilson, whose words of wisdom haveencouraged us all to strive for excellence. You have madea difference in my life. I am especially thankful to mypartner in life and ministry, Deana, for her prayers andsupport; and for being the backbone of our family, and toJulius III (J. Harrison), Colin and Dylan, who continue toprovide inspiration to us every day.

I am thankful to the ministerial and church staffs, officers,leaders, and the members of Bethel who are committedto ministry. I am also grateful to Dr. Barbara Cotton, Dr.Rosalie Hill, and Ms. Leola Moore for the exemplary workand long hours that they committed to the development ofthis Annual Report, and for the contributions made by Mr.Al Jones and Ms. Rita Taylor. Without them, this projectwould not have become a reality. On behalf of my familyand our community of believers, we say thank you fromthe bottom of our hearts. And thank you, Bethelites, forrecognizing that God has truly called us to Make theDifference; and for allowing our church to become a placewhere it is easy to find God and hard to forget Him. Welook forward to God’s continuing guidance and blessingsas we enter the 2010-2011 Conference Year!

Reverend Dr. Julius H. McAllister, Jr.Senior Minister

Senior Minister’s Message

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“The Work is All Divine”

Episcopal LeadersBishop McKinley Young

Dr. Dorothy J. Young

The Pastor’s

Annual ReportEleventh Episcopal DistrictFlorida Annual Conference 145th Session

August 23-27, 2010

Church - Bethel A.M.E. Church

Presiding Bishop - Right Reverend McKinley Young

Presiding Elder - Reverend Ralph L. Wilson

Minister - Reverend Dr. Julius H. McAllister, Jr.

Numerical Statistics

Conversions . . . . . . . . . . . 28

Accessions . . . . . . . . . . . . 110

Baptisms . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41

Full Membership . . . . . . . . 1600

Property Valuation . . . . . . $5,000,000.00

Insurance Valuation . . . . . $5,000,000.00

Church School Membership 250

Financial Statistics

Total Income Raised . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,495,043.00Total church Indebtedness . . . . . . . . $1,850,543.00

Receipt on General Budget . . . . . . . . . . $10,200.00

Cash on General Budget . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5,235.00

Total Genral Budget . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $20,940.00

Total Money Reported to Conference . . $24,828.00

Total Reported Semi-Annually . . . . . . . . $33,027.00

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“He said to his disciples, ‘eharvest is great, but the workers arefew. So pray to the Lord who is incharge of the harvest; ask Him to

send more workers into the fields.”Matthew 9:37-38 NLT

At Bethel, we are sensitive to the needs of our members

as well as persons from other walks of life. Thus, we are

a mission driven church. This commitment to missions

is reflected in our response to God’s call to worship,

to witness, to serve and to help others – drawing

them to Christ and building each other up in faith. We

are thankful to God for enabling us to respond to the

Sixteenth Episcopal District (Haiti) and the Twentieth

Episcopal District (Malawi, Africa) during their time of

need; for the privilege of financially supporting

institutions of higher learning; and for the

opportunity to support our brothers and sisters who

requested assistance through our ministry office.

From the abundance supplied by God, Bethel was

blessed to contribute the following to mission and

outreach causes:

Overseas $14,312.19

Universities, Colleges,

and Seminaries $30.165.00

Benevolence $15,000.00

Total $59,477.19(Left to Right) Mrs. Harriett B. Birk,

Mrs. Margaree Elkins, Dr. Dorothy J. Young

Missions

Presiding Elder Ralph L. Wilson andMrs. Joyce Wilson

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PREACH THE WORD!“Preach the Word of God. Be prepared, whether the time is

favorable or not. Patiently correct,rebuke, and encourage your peoplewith good teaching.” 2 Timothy 4:2 NLT

Throughout the Conference Year, Bethel wasblessed with visiting clergy and lay speakerswho honored and glorified God through theirpowerful preaching and teaching of His Word;and who gave testimony, as faithful witnesses,to God’s transforming power. Their names andsermon titles are listed on these pages.

2009August 23, 2009Reverend J. Leander Byrd“The Battle is Not Yours” 7: 45 a.m.

August 23, 2009Reverend J. Leander Byrd“Trust Him” 11:00 a.m.

September 13, 2010 Mr. Bernard Kinsey “What is the One Thing God has Given You?Your Life’s Purpose” 7:45 a.m.

September 13, 2009 Dr. James Ammons “Putting God First as You Run Your OwnRace” 11:00 a.m.

September 20, 2009 Reverend Dr. James C. Wade“More Souls Are Won in Your Closet thanAny Other Place”

October 11, 2009 Reverend John F. White, Jr.“Why the Preacher Can’t Quit”

October 18, 2009 Reverend Dr. James F. Miller“Are You Ready to Run?”

December 9, 2009 Reverend Ernest Ferrell“A Prevailing Church”

December 10, 2009Reverend Dr. R. B. Holmes“Breaking News and Great Expectations”

December 11, 2009Reverend Stanley Walker“The Purpose of the Church”

December 13, 2009 Reverend Edward Rocket “Clarity of Vision” 7:45 a.m.

December 13, 2009 Reverend Edward Rocket“Get Ready for the Next Episode” 11:00 a.m.

January 3, 2010Bishop John Hurst Adams (Retired)“Be Patient: Wait on the Lord”

February 14, 2010 Reverend David Williams“But Say the Word and my Servant Will be Healed”

Reverend Dr. James F. Miller

Bishop Julius H. McAllister, Sr.

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PREACH THE WORD!

2010Bishop McKinley Young

Bishop John H. Adams

Dr. James Ammons

Reverend Dr. James C. Wade

March 21, 2010 Sister Harriet Brown Birk “The New Agenda: Living the Legacy”

April 2, 2010 Presiding Elder James Davis“Practice Forgiveness”

April 2, 2010Reverend Freddie Tillis “Four Step Plan for Paradise”

April 18, 2010 Reverend Dr. Jessica Ingram “I’ve Got a Testimony” 7:45 a.m.

April 18, 2010 Reverend Dr. Jessica Ingram “What Will it Take for You to Praise God?” 11:00 a.m.April 19, 2010 Reverend Dr. Carolyn Knight“Built for the Road Ahead”

April 20, 2010 Reverend Dr. Carolyn Knight“I’ll Fight You for It”

April 25, 2010Reverend Dr. Michael Brown“God Comes Back”

May 9, 2010 Mrs. Joan B. McAllister “A Mother’s Love” 7:45 a.m.

May 9, 2010 Dr. Dorothy J. Young“Love In Action” 11:00 a.m.

June 20, 2010 Presiding Elder Ralph L. Wilson“Father Knows Best” 7: 45 a.m.

April 2, 2010 Reverend Oliver Simmons“A Family Thing”

April 2, 2010Reverend Marque Woodward “Where Are You?”

April 2, 2010 Presiding Elder George T. Barkley“Preparing for Super Sunday”

April 2, 2010 Reverend Dr. Edward Scott“Just Put it in His Hands”

THE CHURCH AT WORK


“erefore, my beloved brethren, be steadfast, immovable, always abounding in theWork of the Lord, knowing that your labor is not in vain in the Lord.”

1 Corinthians 15:58 NKJV

Empowered by the Holy Spirit, the members of Bethel remained faithful to the work of the church duringthis conference year. These pages contain a brief review of some of our efforts in the areas of ministry,discipleship, Christian education, and temporal affairs.

MINISTRYIn Reach

Organization Activity/Program Beneficiaries

Steward Board Thanksgiving Baskets Sick and shut inRecognized Academic Achievers Students grades 1 - 12

Bethel Student Adoption Program College students away from home

Youth Ministries Aspirations and Accomplishments, Youth and Young AdultsCommemoration BookletGraduation Recognition High School and College Students

Men’s Ministry Super Bowl Sunday Men and young men

Couples’ Ministry Seminar: Communications Techniques: CouplesWhat’s your personality Type?

Bethel 2010 Pictorial Directory All members & families Scholarship Awards High School GraduatesMinistry Day Church and Community

Outreach

Church School & Families Reaching Families Community Daughters of SarahAllen

Church School Christmas Program Church and CommunityEaster Program Church and CommunityBlack History Month Celebration Church and CommunityVacation Bible School Tallahassee and Quincy

Public Relations Commission BeTheLite Television Ministry Church and Community

Social Action Commission U.S. Census Intake Tallahassee Communities

THE CHURCH AT WORK


Collegiate Ministry Free dinners 1st, 3rd, and 4th Sundays College Students

Married Couples Ministry Back to School Supplies School Children in need

Women’s Missionary Society School Supplies Children in Hope Center,Angel Tree Network

Daughters of Sarah Allen Prepared Food Packages Kids Against Hunger- Cairo, GA

Mentoring and Personal Development Middle and High School Girls

Care and Support Ministry 15 Hours - Clinical Counseling Members, & non-members

N.Z. Graham Ministry Staples, blankets, linens, toiletries Homeless Shelter Residents

Gambro Dialysis Patients

A.J. Kershaw Ministry Wigs Cancer Patients

Social Action Commission Community Gun Buy Back Community

Stewardess Board #4 Contributions Annie’s Christmas Project

Homeless Shelter

Bethel Bethel Summer Bible and Arts Camp Children 5-13 in CommunityBethel Developed New Website and Tallahassee &

E- Mail News Letter Surrounding Community

DISCIPLESHIP AND CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

Organization Activity/Program Beneficiaries

Bethel New Members Classes New MembersBethel ABC’s of Salvation Class YouthBethel Daniel Fast CongregationBethel Stewardship Education CongregationMen’s Ministry Workshop: “Lift the Savior Up” Men and BoysDrama Ministry Founding of AME Church Congregation and CommunityMusic and Creative Arts Music Workshop/ Hymfest Tallahassee and surrounding

CommunitySteward Board Orientation and Training Workshop Steward BoardChristian Education Lecture: “Black Presence in the Bible” CongregationLay Organization Lay Awareness and Training Workshop Lay Organization

District/Episcopal/Connectional Conference Meetings

Tallahassee District Planning Meeting (Monticello, FL)WMS Connectional Executive Board Leadership Training (New Orleans, LA)Church Women’s United State Assembly (Leesburg, FL)Connectional Conference on Stewardship and Sharing (Jacksonville, FL)2010 Tallahassee District Church School Convention (Tallahassee, FL)Florida Conference Lay Quarterly Meeting (Crestview, FL)


Sixty-Sixth Annual Session Eleventh District Lay Organization Meeting (Miami, FL)Eleventh Episcopal District 9th Annual Sons of Allen Retreat (Melbourne, FL)Eleventh Episcopal District Mid Year Convocation (Orlando, FL)Christian Education Leadership Congress (Orlando, FL)Eleventh Episcopal District Music Institute (Orlando, FL)General Board and Council of Bishops Meeting (Birmingham, AL)Eleventh Episcopal District Black Heritage Weekend (Jacksonville, FL)AME Church Growth and Development Conference (Little Rock, AK)

TEMPORAL AFFAIRS

The Trustees of Bethel AME Church continuously monitored, evaluated, and addressedproperty and equipment issues. Accordingly, the following actions were taken:

ContactsNegotiated insurance maintenance and lawn care services for the main property, vehicles and Bethel By The Lake propertyNegotiated the hiring of facilities manager.

RenovationsThe Founder’s Tower

InstallationsSecurity cameras Sonitrol keypad at southwest entrance of church Security system on exterior doors

ReplacementsOne Air condition compressorFront gate at Bethel By the Lake

RepairsSecurity lights in parking lotParking lot surfaceBroken gutterLight fixtures in chapelBook holders on the back of pews in sanctuary

DocumentationCataloged all new documents and contractsDeveloped a maintenance and lawn care manualUpdating property inventorySurveyed, marked, and recorded property north of the church

PurchasesCommercial refrigerator for kitchenTables and chairs for East Wing classrooms

EnhancementsTrimmed trees and limbs surrounding parking lotPainted interior walls and baseboardsPlanted flowers, grass, mulch and shrubsConducted Annual Church Clean-Up Day

Deana McAllister, First Lady


“Charm is deceptive, and beauty does not last; but awoman who fears the Lord will be greatly praised.”

Proverbs 31: 30 NLT

The Women’s Ministry fosters spiritual growth and bonding between the womenof Bethel and provides opportunities for them to use their unique gifts to bringhonor to God and to minister to the spiritual and human needs of the church,the home, and the community.

This year’s Women’s Week Celebration,held on April 18th – 20th, featured twonationally acclaimed proclaimers of theWord. The preacher for the twoSunday worship services was theReverend Dr. Jessica Kendall Ingram,

Episcopal Supervisor of the Tenth Episcopal District of the AfricanMethodist Episcopal Church. The Sunday worship services werefollowed with a two-night Women’s Revival. The Reverend Dr.Carolyn Knight, former Professor of Homiletics, TurnerTheological Seminary at the Interdenominational TheologicalCenter in Atlanta, GA., was the revivalist.

On Mother’s Day, the congregation was blessed to hear two virtuous women of God pay tribute to mothersand proclaim the special role God has ordained them to play in the building of His kingdom here on earth.Mrs. Joan Marla McAllister, Episcopal Supervisor of the 20th Episcopal District and the mother of ReverendJulius, was the 7:45 a.m. speaker. The 11:00 a.m. speaker was Dr. Dorothy Jackson Young, Episcopal

Supervisor of the Eleventh Episcopal District and the mother of First Lady Deana McAllister.

Women’s Ministry

Deana McAllister, First Lady

Dr. Carolyn Knight Dr. Dorothy J. Young Dr. Jessica Ingram Mrs. Joan B. McAllister


“Dear Friend, I hope that all iswell with you and that you are ashealthy in body as you are strongin spirit.” 3 John 1:2 NLT

Understanding that, as responsible Christians, wemust care for our physical needs and disciplineour bodies so that we can perform at our best aswe serve our God, the Commission on Healthexists to equip the membership and thecommunity to become more knowledgeableabout health, nutrition, and fitness issues, toinform individuals of the importance of developing healthy lifestyles, and to assist in the development of health ministries at other churches in the region.

The Fourth Annual Day of Dialogue on Minority Health, held inFebruary, addressed the theme, “Stressors, Strain, and Health:Connecting the Dots to Help.” Health screenings were providedand vendors distributed health related information. Club Fitnessmet each Wednesday evening featuring aerobic exercise,water aerobics, and kick boxing. The congregation wassupplied with relevant health information via the church bulletinboard and the weekly church bulletin, and were provided withwholesome recipes and eating tips while we participated in theDaniel Fast during the Season of Lent. Members partnered withSabal Palm Elementary School to provide health informationto students during their spring festival. Approximately 40

students participated. The Commission made a presentation on “Healthy Eating” at the TallahasseeDistrict Church School Convention and spoke to the Senior AdultMinistry on “Maintaining Good Mental Health.” In the fight againstcancer, the Commission also gave leadership to the Annual Relayfor Life, in which over 6o Bethelites walked and the $2, 500.00financial goal was surpassed.

Commission on Health

Relay for Life

Day of Dialogue Display

Sabal Palm Health Fair

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“Don’t look out only for your own interests, but take an interest in

others, too.” Philippians 2: 4 NLT

Bethel AME Church serves the residents of its neighboringcommunities and beyond, by addressing quality of life issuesthrough its non-profit organizations. Thus, we rebuildneighborhoods and rebuild lives.

Bethel Community Development Corporation

Mission: “Changing Neighborhoods... One Family at a Time”

The Bethel Community Development Corporation (BCDC)provides affordable housing and financial training for first timehome buyers who become residents in the Bond and Springfield Communities which are located in the Southsideand Westside of Tallahassee. Strategies for serving and qualifying its clients include partnering with and obtainingthe services of Innovation Realty, Capital City Bank, Sun Trust Bank, Neighborhood Works, and TallahasseeLenders Consortium. The program is supported by the City of Tallahassee CHODO and Rehabilitation Funds.

During this Conference Year, while meeting the challenges of an unstable housing market, BCDC • Built 4 homes, bringing the total number built to 64 over past ten years.• Rehabilitated 5 homes including roofing, plumbing, electrical and flooring repair.• Was awarded $195,000 for Housing Rehabilitation for housing on the Southside• Was awarded $181,000 for the construction of new homes for 6 families in Bond

and Springfield Communities.

• Conducted a six weeks course on Financial Empowerment and Credit Repair

Goals for 2010-2011 include:• Identifying renters in the Bond Community who can

become eligible for assistance.• Conducting a study to determine the feasibility of serving

seniors, age fifty-five and above, as well as disabled veterans approaching homelessness.

A Life Recovery Center

The A Life Recovery Center is a residential program for recovering addicts. It provides clinical counseling, jobcounseling, personal counseling as well as social service referrals and follow up. The ultimate expectation is thatthe individual will learn how to refrain from addictive behavior, accept responsibility for his/her actions, and becomeemployable or enrolled in an educational institution.

During this Conference Year, 299 clients were served, of which 25 were misdemeanor drug court clients, 150 werefelony drug court clients, 69 were residential clients, and 20 were intensive out patients. The budget for theseservices was $443,000.

Community Outreach


“But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comesupon you. And you will be my witnesses, telling peopleabout me everywhere – in Jerusalem, throughout Judea,in Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.” Acts 1: 8 NLT

At Bethel, the mandate is clear – Evangelism must be the basic position of the local church and every Christian believer.

To prepare Bethel for more powerful and effective evangelism in the surroundingcommunities, a three-day seminar, “Go Make Disciples,” was held on September 21-23, 2009. Instruction and training were provided in three areas: Defending the Faith,Street Ministry, and Organizing the Local Church for Evangelism. The seminar wasled by the Reverend Dr. James C. Wade, Executive Director for the Department of Church Growth and Development of the African Methodist Episcopal Church.

Dr. Wade instructed the seminar participants on Effective LayMinistry, Knowing and Defending the Faith, and Structuringthe Street Ministry. He led an evangelism excursion to thecampus of Florida A&M University during which participantsengaged students in prayer and personal witness, andextended an invitation to the unsaved to accept Christ astheir personal savior. One hundred and sixty-seven studentswere ministered to during the two-hour visit on campus, oneof whom rededicated his life to Christ.

Go Make Disciples!

• The local church must develop a deliberate plan of action toidentify and train members to become effective witnesses of our Lord.

• Prayer Evangelism must be the order of the day.

• We do not worship for ourselves; we worship to empower us to go after and rescue the unsaved.

• The success of a street ministry excursion is not the number of new converts, but the number of persons with whom the message of salvation is shared.

Evangelism - A Major Priority

Dr. James C. Wade

Seminar Participants

Prayer Warriors

Youth and YoungAdult Ministries


Dr. James C. Wade

“Let no one despise your youth, but be an example to the believers in word,in conduct, in love, in spirit, in faith, in purity.” I Timothy 4:12 NKJV

Bethel’s dynamic youth and young adults serve, with great energy and enthusiasm, in all componentsof the church. By openly demonstrating their love for Christ and the power of the Holy Spirit to directtheir individual lives and their ministry efforts, they provide excellent Christian examples to the entirechurch family and the community. Twenty-eight YPD delegates to the Annual Black Heritage Weekendwon 24 awards, ranging from 1st – 3rd place; and they placed 1st in the YPD Brain Bowl Competition.Andrei Tillman was appointed YPD Episcopal Chair for Family Education. Some of the youth and youngadult programs and services are highlighted on these pages.

Youth Ministry

• Bi-monthlyYouth and Children’s Church• Annual Holyween Festival• Annual Christmas Ball• Skiing Trip to Boone, NC• Annual Youth Day Celebration

Young People’s Division (YPD)

• Monthly YPD Meetings to promote spiritual growth and leadership development

• Support to the Hope Community Homeless Coalition• HIV/AIDS Day volunteers• Home assistance to sick and shut-in • Relay for Life Participation• Back-to-School Campaign – collected /distributed school supplies• Cultural Tour – Birmingham, AL and Atlanta, GA• Attended Area and Conference YPD Meetings

Collegiate and Young Adult Ministry(CYAM)

• Weekly Bible Study• Weekly Church School Class• College Praise and Worship Ministry• Voices of Judah Choir• Evangelism Excursion – FAMU• Collegiate and Young Adult Brochure

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Youth and YoungAdult Ministries

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Ministries in Action

“What good is it, dear brothers and sisters, if you say you have faith but don’t show it by your actions?” James 2:14 NLT


Ministries in Action

Ministerial andAdministrative Staffs

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Bishop Frances Harris Reverend David Williams Reverend William Proctor, Jr. Reverend William Liptrot Reverend Dr. Kimberly Corbin Reverend Aundra McGlockton

Reverend Joan McGlockton Reverend Dr. Herbert Corbin Reverend Melvin Payne, III Brother Marcus Payne Brother Aaron Treadwell

“is service that you perform is not only supplying the needs of God’s people but is also overflowing in many expressions of thanks to God.”

2 Corinthians 9: 12 NIV

We thank God for the cadre of associate ministers, administrative, and office personal who, with greatlove and devotion, committed their God-given gifts to advance the Kingdom of God.

Rosalie HIll

Administrative CoordinatorLeola Moore

Staff Assistant

Felicia Gambrel

Fiscal Affairs Officer

Sam Heyward

Office AssistantJohnny Williams

Facility Manager

Al Jones

Media Specialist

Reverend Evelyn Corbin

(Retired)

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