Tuesday, September 29, 2015
Hemingway Temple AME Men & Women's Day Celebration 2015
Thursday, September 24, 2015
Jerusalem AME Church 17th Anniversary
Jerusalem AME-Clinton, MD and its founding Pastor, Rev. Diane Johnson, celebrated 17 years of kingdom building. Bishop DeVeaux was the guest preacher speaking on the subject-"Sir, I wish to see Jesus"-taken from John 12. Bishop reminded the congregation to help one another to see Jesus by not creating barriers. Ask yourself, when was the last time you told someone about Jesus?
Tuesday, September 22, 2015
Allen Chapel AME Annual Missionary Day
Dr. Pam was the guest speaker for the Nettie Norris Missionary Society Annual Missionary Day at Allen Chapel AME Church-Silver Spring, MD. The theme was "Be a Living Sacrifice to God" taken from Romans 12:1-8. Dr. Pam spoke from 2 Kings 4:1-7 on the subject-"Living in the Overflow" reminding us that evil only prevails when the people of God are silent. Living in the overflow is living the life of Jesus Christ. Also, use what you have and present your "empty vessel" to God to allow Him to fill it with His grace and mercy.
Monday, September 21, 2015
AME Empowerment Center
.On September 19, 2015 Bishop DeVeaux and Dr. Pam traveled to Raleigh, NC for a marvelous occasion!! Due to the tireless efforts of so many in maintaining the AME Men's Shelter in Raleigh, NC beautiful renovations recently completed including new tile flooring, new kitchen, modernized marble shower stalks and a new freezer. The center was renamed--AME Empowerment Center- and dedicated.
The official dedication was preceded by a worship service hosted by St. Paul AME-where Sister Shirley Sheares, Empowerment Center Director, served as the evening's worship leader. We were favored by music provided by the St. Paul AME church choir and a powerful proclaimed word by guest preacher, Rev. Dr. Staccato Powell, Pastor of Grace AME Zion Church. The sermon came from Matthew 25 and the preacher reminded us to know God for yourself and let your works speak for you--that is the bottom line!
Most notable were the tearful and emotional words of celebration given by residents of the Empowerment Center. We can all learn a lesson from them--your condition is not your conclusion!
We encourage everyone to visit the Empowerment Center and we solicit your financial support for the center's ongoing efforts. All donations can be made out of the Washington Conference placing Empowerment Center in the memo section of your check. Please visit www.2ndamec.org for additional information. Thank you!
Friday, September 18, 2015
Trinity AME Church 215th Anniversary
Rev. Monique Upshur-Davis, Senior Pastor of Trinity AME-Ridgely, MD celebrated the church's 215th Anniversary. Bishop DeVeaux delivered a powerful word, reminding us how far and from whence we've come. The congregation was also favored harmoniously by the Male Chorus of Preston Circuit and the debut of the T & T Liturgical Dance Ministry.
Friday, September 11, 2015
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