Our Mission!
God Our Father
Christ Our Redeemer
The Holy Spirit Our Comforter
Humankind Our Family
Steward Board
Individuals nominated by the pastor to serve as the spiritual leaders of the church.
Trustee Board
Individuals elected by the church body who are charged with the responsibility of the upkeep and any improvements made to the physical plant of the church.
Stewardesses
Individuals who prepare the elements for Holy Communion and assist the pastor in the visitation of the sick and shut-in of the church.
Lay Organization
Its purpose: organizes and trains the lay members on the history and the functions of the church history, and provide leadership experiences.
Ushers
Individuals who help direct guests and members to their seats and maintain order in the service.
YPD (Young People's Department)
The purpose of the YPD is to provide meaningful youth training programs in all areas of church life, increase the knowledge of the AME Church history, and provide leadership experiences.
WMS (Women's Missionary Society)
Individuals committed to the mission of the church and empowered by the Holy Spirit to help others to engage in ministry and action.
RAYAC (Richard Allen Young Adult Council)
The purpose of RAYAC is to provide an opportunity for ministry and fellowship for every young adult through worship, study, evangelism, and social action.
Music Ministry
The purpose of the music ministry is to worship the Lord through song and partner with the preached word in order for the hearts of the people to be fertile to receive the word. 1. Voices of Praise- This choir sings every Sunday of the month except for the 3rd Sunday and rehearse on Saturdays. 2. New Life- This choir sings every 3rd Sunday and rehearse on Thursdays.
Believers
The purpose of the Believers ministry is to honor the pastor by providing necessary amenities as well as showing other expressions of love to keep the pastor focused on the things of God.
JAM (Jesus and Me)
The purpose of JAM is to help our youth understand their responsibilities as Christians and to teach them how to apply the word of God throughout their lives.
Children's Church
The purpose for our Children's Church is to glorify God by teaching young children the truth about God and the Bible. This ministry meets every Sunday in our Family life Center.
Greeters
Individuals who welcome guests and members at the door before each worship service.
The African Methodist Episcopal Church, whose founders affirmed their humanity in the face of slavery and racism, stands in defense of disadvantaged and oppressed people in the 21st century. From the origins in the Free African Society through the involvement of the AME clergy and lay in the Civil War of the 1860's and the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960's, the AMEC has preached salvation from sin and deliverance from bondage. The mission expanded to others within the African Diasporas in the Americas, Africa, Caribbean, and Europe. Whether in schools, seminaries, hospitals or social service centers, the AME Church has lived the gospel outside its sanctuaries. This mandate sill informs its ministry, vision and mission in the Church's third century of existence.
The Mission of the AME Church is to minister to the social, spiritual, and physical development of all people.
At every level of the Connection and in every local church, the AME Church shall engage in carrying out the spirit of the original Free African Society, out of which the AME Church evolved: that is, to seek out and save the lost, and to serve the needy. It is also the duty of the Church to continue to encourage all members to become involved in all aspects of church training.
The ultimate purposes are: (1) make available God's biblical principles, (2) spread Christ's liberating gospel, and (3) provide continuing programs which will enhance the entire social development of all people.
In order to meet the needs at every level of the Connection and in every local church, the AME Church shall implement strategies to train all members in: (1) Christian discipleship, (2) Christian leadership, (3) current teaching methods and materials, (4) the history and significance of the AME Church, (5) God's biblical principles, and (6) social development to which all should be applied to daily living.