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Dear Friends and Family of Smith Chapel AME Church,
Smith Chapel AME Church is hosting the 2015 North Texas Annual Conference of the 10th Episcopal District of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, September 22-26 under the leadership of Bishop Vashti Murphy McKenzie, Presiding Prelate.
We would be honored to have you join in support of this effort by purchasing an advertisement in our Annual Conference Souvenir Journal. Your support will assist us in continuing our discipleship and community service endeavors.
We thank you in advance for supporting our efforts as we touch lives and make a difference in our community. You can submit and pay for your ad by clicking here.
Please feel free to contact Smith Chapel at 214-948-9482 if you have any questions.
Shalom,
Rev. Dr. C. Dennis Williams
Smith Chapel AME Church
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The King's Men’s Chorus President, Anthony Simmons
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Julius Holmes Mass Choir President, Carolyn Sephus Worship Leader, Amy Hutchinson Minister of Music Darwin Wade
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Luvenia Davis Usher Board VP, Harold Jones |
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The Clova Roy Daughters of Smith |
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Stewardess |
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Ministerial Team
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Rev. Dr. Fred Lewis |
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Rev. Myra Joiner |
Rev. Challis Bradford |
Rev. Quintalyn Phillips |
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Rev. Alfreda Reese
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Rev. Terrie Jenkins Executive Minister |
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Rev. Janis Barnes Liturgical Dance Ministry |
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CD MINISTRIES
MISSION:
The mission of C.D. Ministries is to equip individuals to understand about physical health
, and to learn how to deal with the challenges of life through spiritual growth and development.
PURPOSE:
To educate and inform the community and congregations about the increasing dilemma of health issues such as HIV/Aids high blood pressure cancer and many other types of health issues, that affect the community through various types of media and health awareness events.
VISION STATEMENT:
To minister to the physical and spiritual needs of individuals regardless of race, creed, or culture, through preaching which will ultimately enrich and empower the lives of individuals, congregations and the community.
In addition to this C.D. Ministries will provide outreach services to individuals, underprivileged families, and low-income communities through education, instruction, and dissemination of information on healthy, spiritual and sustainable living.
C.D. Ministries
2406 Childs St.
Dallas, Texas 75203
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Congratulations to our Pastor, C. Dennis Williams. His 2nd book, A Guide to a Man's Spiritual Health is now available for purchase. You can purchase it from Amazon or Barnes and Noble. The links are below. Also the publisher at www.westbowpress.com and in Dallas at Concord Baptist Book Store and Hidden Treasures Book Sore.
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Pictured Seated-Vernette Moss, NTX Director of Lay Activities,
1st row-Barbara Tellis, Julia Sterns, Rosie Lynch, President, Bertha Moss, Deborah Woodson
2nd row-Lowell Davis, Audrey Thomas, Helen Mack, Ruthie Biddle, Mynell Hicks, Lloyd Franklin, Carolyn Sephus
Back row-Vertis Sowells, Walter Briscoe, Bernard Thomas, Jack Ollie, Myran Johnson, Carmen Jones, Johnny Tellis,
The Lay Organization of the African Methodist Episcopal Church is one of the newest in the AME church relative to our total years of existence. The Organization, like many in our church, at any early age, did not keep official records that would serve as reference material.
Mission Statement: The Lay Organization of the African Methodist Episcopal Church is commissioned to teach, train and empower its members for lay ministry, global leadership and service following the tenets of Jesus Christ.
1. To create a love and appreciation of the History and Principles of African Methodism.
2. Keep the memory of Richard Allen alive.
3. Respect Constituted Authority.
4. Stimulate and Educate the Laity in the Total Program of the Church.
5. Study the Discipline and learn the laws of the Church.
6. Encourage Financial Support of the Church's Program.
7. Teach and Practice Stewardship and work with the Youth to teach them Methodism.
8. These objectives can best be met when one works to understand the program of the church and relate the church to the World around us. Become involved in Social Action such that the church is then our Community - our Job - Our School, and everywhere that many assembles he carries the church with him.
The purpose of this organization shall be to organize and train the laity of the African
Methodist Episcopal Church so that lay persons may maximally utilize their God given abilities
and skills to improve and extend the kingdom to create happiness, peace, and harmony among its members.
The Lay Organization of the African Methodist Episcopal Church and our ministry must not just be here for a moment, but we must go beyond the walls of our established circles and comfort zones. This will force us to take a long hard look at our organization and see if we are up to the challenge. Moving beyond the walls forces us to become global in our thinking, in our mission, in our ministry, and in our witness. We are a church of many believers with diverse needs; we are…. "Laity Fulfilling the Great Commission".
Rosie Lynch-Smith Chapel AME President
Frank Robinson-NTX Conference Lay President
Vernette Moss-Director of Lay Activities