Advisory concerning Funerals before March 31 Pre-scheduled funerals that cannot be rescheduled after March 31 are permitted out of respect for families. All other events should be postponed until after April 1 to protect the safety and health of everyone. Any changes to this advisory will continue to be updated as necessary. God Bless, Bishop Green
These are unprecedented times. With the safety of our members at the forefront of our minds, we feel obligated to make the difficult decision to cancel all in-person church activities effective immediately through March 31st. Bishop Sam Are you a health professional? During this time we want to ensure that we have an adequate network …
Greetings my Brothers and Sisters, As you are aware, we are amid a pandemic that has caused a season of caution and concern. On Thursday, the President of the United States declared a national emergency as a result of the outbreak of Coronavirus Disease 2019 or COVID-19. The impact of this virus has already globally shifted …
Several years ago, I had the opportunity to participate in a racial relations seminar with Inter-Church Ministries. At this time, I was the Senior Pastor of Saint James African Methodist Episcopal Church in Erie, Pennsylvania. The composition of the group was not very diverse because out of 50-60 participants, only four of us were black. …
For the first time this week, Jeston took an overnight trip without the rest of the family. He went on a field trip with his sixth-grade class to Camp Greenville. Jeston and his classmates got the wonderful experience of participating in an outdoor learning lab for three days and two nights. To be honest, the …
On Tuesday evening, I watched eagerly as the city of Montgomery, Alabama elected its first Black mayor since the inception of the city in 1819. The Montgomery County Probate Judge, Steven Reed, won a special run-off election by over 16,000 votes. The primary reason that this election was so captivating is because of the racialized …