41. Grant A.M.E. african methodist episcopal church. Includes brief history, information on special programs, music department and upcoming events. http://www.ame-church.org/grant.html

1129 Alamitos Avenue Long Beach, California 90813 Grant Church, Long Beach is the second oldest African-American congregation in Long Beach, founded in 1911. Our current pastor is Rev. Stephen Pierson, who was first assigned to our church in October, 1991. He and his wife, Thelma, reside in the church parsonage. The Grant congregation moved into its present sanctuary in 1985 after a successful Fundraising drive which was started in 1978 under the leadership of Rev. James Grant Sr. The new church was dedicated under the leadership of former pastor, Rev. Norman Copeland. Under the current leadership of Rev. Pierson, several programs have been initiated, one of which is our new Computer Learning Center, named after one of our late members and officer of the church, Dr. Horace Rains, MD. Computers, printers, and software were donated in memory of loved ones. The lab is open regularly on Thursdays from 5:30 to 7:30 PM, Saturdays from 9:30- 11:30 AM and by special appointment through the lab coordinator, James Clayton. Grant offers numerous opportunities for involvement through active Usher Boards, Young Peoples Department (YPD), Allen Christian Fellowship for Young Adults, Missionary Society, Sunday School, Class Leaders, Bible Study and many other groups. You can find your niche or make a new niche at Grant ! Our Music Department under the leadership of Mrs. Marjorie Knighton, is currently, actively seeking new members for the choir which meets Thursdays at 7PM; contribute your voice or other musical talents to our growing choir Our dynamic Outreach Ministries are open to you. Sunday School meets at 9:00 AM each Sunday; our Sunday Worship Service is at 10:45 AM. Special programs or speakers will be announced as below.

42. CONN-M-SWAW0 Plus P.K.'s Home Page A support ministry that seeks to encourage and empower clergy families.Category Society Religion and Spirituality......Welcome to the african methodist episcopal (AME) Church Connectional Ministers'Spouses, Widows and Widowers Organization, Plus PK'S web site. http://www.amemswwpk.org/

[ Home ] Current Events Greetings! Membership Contents ... Our Logo Welcome to the African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church Connectional Ministers' Spouses, Widows and Widowers Organization, Plus P.K.'S web site. This organization operates under the auspices of the Social Action Department of the AME Church. The Right Reverend Richard Franklin Norris, Presiding Bishop of the 14th Episcopal District - AMEC, is the Commission Chairman. Dr. John Q. Owens is the Director, and Mrs. Ora L. Easley is the President. We are an advocacy group for the spouses, children, widows and widowers of the "called servants" of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. We are so pleased that you have chosen to visit our site. Click on GREETINGS above to see the greetings by our illustrious leaders; MEMBERSHIP to get information on how to join the organization; and CONTENTS for an index of the site. HOME from any page will always return to this page. Be sure to visit the rest of our site; click on Recent Events to get the latest news of our organization and great Zion; OVERVIEW for a quick look at the complete site. Our

43. Welcome To Newgrantchapelame.org Hosted By NetOneStop. East Point, Georgia. (african methodist episcopal) http://www.newgrantchapelame.org/

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44. Lawton District Of The African Methodist Episcopal Church A part of the Oklahoma Annual Conference, in the 12th Episcopal District. An explanation of where Category Society Religion and Spirituality......Welcome to The Mighty, Marvelous, Magnificent, Lawton Distict, AfricanMethodist Episcopal Church Website .. Its nice to http://www.camelotcastle.org/

12th Episcopal District Oklahoma Conference Lawton District Quarterly Newsletter for December 2002 Welcome to The Mighty, Marvelous, Magnificent, Lawton Distict, African Methodist Episcopal Church Website.......... " Its nice to be important, but its much more important to be nice "...........The Best District Site In Oklahoma. The Lawton District African Methodist Episcopal Church is under the jurisdiction of the Oklahoma Annual Conference, which is part of the 12th Episcopal District of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. (A. M. E. C.) The Oklahoma Annual Conference consists of two Districts. Namely, 1) The Oklahoma City District 2) The Lawton District Within the State of Oklahoma there are two Annual Conferences. The Oklahoma Annual Conference and the Central Northeast Oklahoma Annual Conference. The Twelfth Episcopal District consists of the States of Oklahoma and Arkansas. There are five conferences within the State of Arkansas. Therefore the Twelfth Episcopal District has seven conferences. The General Church at the General Conference, which convenes once every four years, assigns a Bishop to each Episcopal District and there are nineteen Episcopal Districts worldwide.

45. Macedonia African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church 10th Episcopal District, Episcopal District, Black Church, Tenth EpiscopalDistrict, AME, Church, african methodist episcopal, AMEC. http://www.macedonia-ame-church.kaufman.tx.us/

Menu . . . Home Pastor's Welcome We Believe Service Schedule Church Calendar Christian Education Missionary Society Church Staff Music Ministry ... A Place for Every One Resources Family PC Fun Texas Tomorrow College Fund MIDI Music For Worship Reverend Alton E. Paris, Pastor 1504 East 1st Street North Kaufman, Texas 75142 Welcome to the Web site of the Macedonia African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church located in Kaufman Texas. We are a Connectional Church, a local congregation of the worldwide African Methodist Episcopal Church (AMEC). The AME Church, with roots that go back to 1787 in the United States, has been serving the African-American (Black) community from the days of slavery to the present time. Because some misunderstand the meaning of our name we thought it not robbery to explain its meaning: AFRICAN - means that the church was organized by Americans of African descent and heritage, some actually born in Africa.

46. J. W. Hood (James Walker), 1831-1918. One Hundred Years Of The African Methodist Book by J.W. Hood, published in 1895. Includes many portraits. http://docsouth.unc.edu/church/hood100/menu.html

J. W. Hood (James Walker), 1831-1918 One Hundred Years of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church; or, The Centennial of African Methodism. New York: A.M.E. Zion Book Concern, 1895. Full Text (xxii, 625 p., ca. 1.1MB) HTML file SGML/TEI file for use with an SGML Viewer Learn More About J. W. Hood Summary of this title Illustrations Frontispiece Title Page Title Page Verso List of Illustrations Subjects African American clergy Biography. African American Methodists Biography. African American Methodists History. African Americans Religion. ... United States Church history. Funding from the Library of Congress/Ameritech National Digital Library Competition supported the electronic publication of this title. Return to "The Church in the Southern Black Community" Home Page Return to Documenting the American South Home Page Feedback URL: http://docsouth.unc.edu/church/hood100/menu.html Last update August 16, 2001

47. Mother African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church New York City, New York. The oldest Black Methodist Church in the state (established 1896). Site contains history and a description of current community activities housed in the Church's James Varick Community Center. http://motherafricanmethodistezchurch.com

48. Africana.com: Gateway To The Black World.Screen Name Service and converted it into a storefront church. Methodist Bishop FrancesAsbury named it the Bethel african methodist episcopal Church. http://www.africana.com/articles/tt_643.htm

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49. Greater Turner Chapel AME Church Atlanta, Georgia. (african methodist episcopal) http://www.greaterturnerchapelame.org/

4650 Cascade Rd Atlanta, GA 30331 Reverend Thomas R. Stegall - Pastor Home Calendar Announcements History ... Guestbook Enter your e-mail address to receive updates on our church events "Walk in the Light, as He is in the Light, we have Fellowship one with Another," I John 1:7 Hosted and designed by Net One Stop TM If you have difficulties viewing our site, please contact our webmaster@greaterturnerchapelame.org

50. African Methodist Episcopal Church The idea of Christian education is deeply rooted in the traditions and history of African Methodism http://www.ameced.com/

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51. Bethel African Methodist Episopal Church - Cusseta,GA 3404 Victory Drive, Columbus, Georgia. http://www.netministries.org/see/churches.exe/ch09043

Welcome to Bethel African Methodist Episopal Church 145 Firetower Road Cusseta, GA 31805 USA Staff / Leaders Pastor James C. McGill Send an Email... Presiding Elder E. L. Strickland Presiding Prelate Bishop Frank Cummings Reverend Gene William Reverend Susan. Gardner Weekly Schedule Church School Sunday 9:45 AM Parising God in Song Sunday 10:45 AM Worship Service Sunday 11:00 AM Hour of Power Bible Study Wed. 6:30-8:00 Upper Room Prayer Meeting Daily 6:00-7:00 AM Food Bank To The Needed 12:00 AM 3rd Sat. The Prophet Corner PROPHECY MESSAGE TO YOU FROM THE LORD We should love people not only with words and talk, but by our actions and true caring. This is the way we know that we belong to the way of truth. When our hearts make us feel guilty, we can still have peace before God. God is greater than our hearts, and He knows everything. 1 John 3:18-20. , Church Agender Pastor Federick Sherrod and Campbel Chapel AME Church of Americus will be our guest Sunday, April 20, 2003 at 2:30 PM to help celebrate our Youth day FOOD FOR THOUGHT: We may be interested in filling buildings, yet God is concerned with filling heaven

52. MicroCom Solutions nav.htm, Fort Wayne Virtual Church Directory. african methodist episcopal Baptist.african methodist episcopal. Apostolic. Apostolic Pentecostal. Assembly of God. http://www.microcomsolutions.com/church_dir/ame-baptist2.htm

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53. Morris Brown African Methodist Episcopal Church - Charleston,SC Worship schedule and contact information for this Christian church; located Downtown. http://www.netministries.org/see/churches/ch07979

Welcome to Morris Brown African Methodist Episcopal Church 13 Morris Street Charleston, SC 29403 USA Staff / Leaders Pastor Reverend Joseph A. Darby Send an Email... Steward Board Chairperson Pro Tem Mr. Richard Brewer, Jr. Church Clerk Ms. Eugenia D. Johnson Treasurer Mr. James H. Brown Office Manager Ms. Helen Gillyard Weekly Schedule Regular Early Worship Sunday - 8:00 am First Sunday Early Worship 1st Sunday - 7:45 am Midday Worship Sunday - 11:00 am Topical Bible Study Tuesday - 6:00 pm Mid-Week Bible Study Wednesday - 6:00 pm Lunchtime Bible Study Thursday - 12:00 pm A HERITAGE OF FAITH FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT MORRIS BROWN, click here TO VISIT OUR NEWLY REBUILT AND EXPANDED PRIMARY SITE. SERVING THE PRESENT AGE Thank you for visiting Morris Brown's web site. May God's grace, blessings and peace be yours! Morris Brown African Methodist Episcopal Church is associated with: African Methodist Episcopal (AME) for additional information, see the denomination links For information about this page contact: JoeDarby@Worldnet.att.net

54. African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Ring Connecting personal and institutional web sites.Category Society Religion and Spirituality......This ring is designed to collect all african methodist episcopal related pages onthe worldwide web into a single ring of pages indicating the fellowship we http://www.5056a.net/ame-ring/

This ring is designed to collect all African Methodist Episcopal related pages on the world-wide web into a single ring of pages indicating the fellowship we have with each other. This will make it easy for other AME's to locate pages relating to the African Methodist Episcopal Church. We accept pages from all AME-related organizations including AME Church member's personal pages, local churches, presiding elder districts, Annual Conferences, Episcopal Districts, and/or any other AME-related organizations. This page has been developed and is maintained by Reverend Alton E. Paris as a personal ministry to members and friends of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. This page is NOT an official organ of the African Methodist Episcopal Church . Reverend Paris is an ordained elder and pastor of the Macedonia AME Church of Kaufman Texas. We believe in the Lord Jesus Christ and subscribe to the policies, procedures, and polity of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Any submitted page that contains information that is inconsistent with those beliefs will not be admitted to the AME Web Ring. If you wish to join the AME Web Ring, please see the Navigation Links for the appropriate Ring. AME-Related Links As stated above, you must add code to your page in order to join the AME WEB Ring but for some, it may not be convient or possible to add code. You CAN STILL connect to other AMEs by entering your URL address. Click on "

55. A. W. Wayman (Alexander Walker), 1821-1895. Cyclopaedia Of African Methodism. An encyclopedia of the african methodist episcopal Church, published in 1882. http://docsouth.unc.edu/church/waymancyc/menu.html

A. W. Wayman (Alexander Walker), 1821-1895. Cyclopaedia of African Methodism. Baltimore: Methodist Episcopal Book Depository, 1882. Full Text (viii, 190 p., ca. 300K) HTML file SGML/TEI file for use with an SGML Viewer Learn More About A. W. Wayman Summary of this title Illustrations Title Page Title Page Verso Subjects African American clergy Biography. African American Methodists Biography. African Americans Religion. African Methodist Episcopal Church Biography. ... Clergy United States Biography. Funding from the Library of Congress/Ameritech National Digital Library Competition supported the electronic publication of this title. Divinity School Library, Duke University provided the text for the electronic publication of this title. Return to "The Church in the Southern Black Community" Home Page Return to Documenting the American South Home Page Feedback URL: http://docsouth.unc.edu/church/waymancyc/menu.html Last update May 02, 2002

56. African Methodist Episcopal Church 1906 .F6. Cumberland's african methodist episcopal Church stands todayas one of Maryland's earliest examples of a free black church. http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/travel/cumberland/afm.htm

African Methodist Episcopal Church Photograph by Kathleen McKenney, courtesy of the City of Cumberland African Methodist Episcopal Church as represented in a 1906 map of Cumberland Library of Congress, Geography and Map Division, G3844.C9A3 1906 .F6 Free blacks in Cumberland were no different than their counterparts in other large and growing Northern cities, and in 1847, after worshiping for years from the balcony of Cumberland's Methodist Episcopal Centre Street Church, a group of free blacks decided to leave the predominantly white congregation and organize their own church. The new congregation held services in its new building just a year later. Rebuilt to fit the growing congregation in 1871 and 1875, the Cumberland AME Church constructed their present building in 1891 in the "Methodist tradition" with the sanctuary on the second floor, and the Sunday school class rooms situated on the ground floor. A relatively substantial and decorated building, the Cumberland AME church reflects the growth and success of Cumberland's 19th-century African American community. The Cumberland African Methodist Episcopal Church is located at the corner of Decatur and Frederick Sts. Tours are available by appointment only by calling 301-759-3419.

57. Saint Peter AME Church Jonesboro, Georgia. (african methodist episcopal) http://www.stpeterame.org/

Senior Pastor 9540 Fayetteville Road Jonesboro, GA 30236 Phone: (770) 210-4100 Home Calendar Announcements Ministries ... Guestbook Greater St. Peter Mission Statement To win persons to Jesus and adoption into the family of God, enhance their Christian maturity and train them for their ministry in the body of Christ and a life communicating the word of God in order that God alone may be glorified. We are committed to the Person of Jesus Christ and the Power of the Holy Spirit. We base all teachings upon the revealed Word of God, the Bible. Our aim is to win the lost and perfect the saints for the work of ministry. If there is anything we can do for you, please do not hesitate to give us a call. Again, we welcome you and pray God's riches blessing upon you! Abundant Love "For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life." John 3:16 (NKJV) Enter your e-mail address below to receive updates on our church events You are visitor number since April 17, 2000.

58. Aboard The Underground Railroad--Mount Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church A The Mount Zion african methodist episcopal (AME) Church, a small onestory framechurch built in 1834, was one of the important Underground Railroad stations http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/travel/underground/nj4.htm

Mount Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church Photographs from National Register collection Mount Zion Cemetery, adjacent to the church, contains more than 200 graves. While most of these graves are unmarked, the oldest marker is from 1861. Photograph from National Register collection By the end of the Revolutionary War, many Quakers and anti-slavery sympathizers had set aside land for freed slaves. African-American hamlets were established in secluded areas on portions of Quaker land throughout western New Jersey. Small Gloucester, also known as Dutchtown, emerged in the early 19th century as one of these African-American settlements. One well-known Underground Railroad route was the Greenwich Line that began in the hamlet of Springtown , led 25 miles north to Small Gloucester, and continued north to Mount Holly, Burlington and Jersey City, New Jersey. The communities along this route were ideal stations on the Underground Railroad as they were situated about 20 miles apart, surrounded by Quaker land which was often swampy or dense woods, and inhabited by many free African-Americans. For more than 10 years, Harriet Tubman helped operate this line.

59. Daniel Alexander Payne, 1811-1893. History Of The African Methodist Episcopal Ch Lengthy book by Daniel Alexander Payne, bishop, president of Wilberforce. Includes portraits of some early A.M.E. bishops. http://docsouth.unc.edu/church/payne/menu.html

Daniel Alexander Payne, 1811-1893 History of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Nashville, Tenn.: Publishing House of the A. M. E. Sunday School Union, 1891. Full Text (xvi, 502 p., ca. 1.4M) HTML file SGML/TEI file for use with an SGML Viewer Learn More About Daniel Alexander Payne Summary of this title Illustrations Frontispiece Title Page Title Page Verso List of Illustrations Subjects African American Methodists Biography. African American Methodists History. African Americans Religion. African Methodist Episcopal Church Clergy Biography. ... United States Church history. Funding from the Library of Congress/Ameritech National Digital Library Competition supported the electronic publication of this title. Holgate Library, Bennett College, Greenboro, NC provided the text for the electronic publication of this title. Return to "The Church in the Southern Black Community" Home Page Return to Documenting the American South Home Page Feedback URL: http://docsouth.unc.edu/church/payne/menu.html Last update August 16, 2001

60. Africans In America/Part 3/Mother Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church Part 4 18311865. Narrative Resource Bank Teacher's Guide Historical DocumentsMother Bethel african methodist episcopal Church 1804, Resource Bank Contents. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/aia/part3/3h474.html

Part 1: 1450-1750 Part 2: 1750-1805 Part 4: 1831-1865 Narrative Resource Bank Teacher's Guide Historical Documents Mother Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church Resource Bank Contents click image for close-up Construction of Mother Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Philadelphia, shown in this 1804 engraving, was completed in 1805. It replaced the original structure, a renovated blacksmith shop in which the church was founded by Richard Allen in 1794. Image Credit: The Library Company of Philadelphia previous next Related Entries: Richard Allen Goal, [Jail] in Walnut Street Philadelphia Rush's letter to Julia Rush Part 3: Narrative Resource Bank Contents Teacher's Guide Africans in America: Home Resource Bank Index Search Shop ... PBS Online

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