REALIGNMENT OF CONFERENCES IN EAST AFRICA

At the last General Conference whilst Bishop Dogbe was presiding and the Episcopal Committee had presented its report, a conversation ensued on the floor of the conference to which Bishop Dogbe addressed the house and ended the debate. Among other things, he indicated that once the bishops assigned to the work in East Africa get…

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Prostate Health and Prostate Cancer – Get the Facts

African American men are more likely to get prostate cancer than other men, are more than twice as likely to die from prostate cancer than other men, are more likely to get prostate cancer at a younger age, and tend to have more advanced disease when it is discovered.” What is the prostate? The prostate…

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Official Statement from Bishop Melanie Miller Concerning the LA Fires

Greetings, Praying that this letter finds you in good health and steadfast faith. I am writing today to solicit your prayers and support for the members, churches, and communities impacted by the fires in California. It is with a sense of urgency I make this appeal regarding the Southern California fires, where devastation has invaded…

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Jordan Kermit Wilson, Sr.

Educator and civic leader Jordan Kermit Wilson, Sr. (“Kermit”) died on November 19th at age 86 at St. Joseph Hospital in Bethpage, New York.  Kermit was born on March 20, 1938, in Carthage, North Carolina, the third of ten children of the late Claude Patrick Wilson and Sophia Ritter Wilson.  After his mother died when…

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THE HEADMISTRESS’ SPEECH ON THE OCCASION OF THE VISIT OF THE BOARDS OF BISHOPS TO ZION COLLEGE ON SUNDAY, 15TH DECEMBER, 2024

The Rt. Rev. Dr Hilliard Dela K. Dogbe, who doubled as the President of the Board of Bishops of The A.M.E. Zion Church and the Bishop of the Western West Africa Episcopal District, members of the Board of Bishops of The A.M.E. Zion Church, Mrs. Cynthia Dogbe, the Missionary Supervisor, Rev. Sylvester Donkor, the General…

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Zion to Ghana: A Breathtaking Experience in the Motherland

Zion to Ghana: A Breathtaking Experience in the Motherland December 13- 20th, 2024, members of The African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church embarked on a life-changing journey to Ghana, West Africa, reconnecting with the rich heritage and spiritual legacy of the Motherland. This pilgrimage was not only a cultural exploration but also a deeply spiritual experience…

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Christmas Wishes for International Students

On Wednesday, December 18, international students at Livingstone College received Christmas treats from  Zion’s International Ministers’ Spouses & Widow(ers) Fellowship of the Sensational Salisbury District. From delectable dishes to residence hall essentials, students were showered with an abundance of love and support from members who are framed in an organization missioned to create positive cultural,…

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Clinton College Celebrates 2024 Commencement Ceremony

Rock Hill, SC – On Friday, May 3rd, 2024, Clinton College held its highly anticipated 2024 Commencement Ceremony at the Bishop Kenneth Monroe Transformation Center in Rock Hill, South Carolina. The event was a vibrant celebration of culture, achievement, and the promise of a bright future. As the African drums reverberated through the air, faculty,…

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THE A.M.E ZION GIRLS’ SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL, WINNEBA

HEADMISTRESS WELCOME ADDRESS My Lord Bishop, Rt. Rev. Dr. Hillard Dela Dogbe, the Board of Bishops, Missionaries and Church Executives, Presiding Elders, Rev. Ministers Here Present, Board Chairman of the School, Members of Staff, Students, Ladies and Gentlemen. We thank the Lord Almighty for making it possible for us to host such a gathering and…

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At the Heart of Christmas Story is a Refugee Problem

The Christmas season is upon us with its religious observances, festive atmosphere, and commercial enterprise. This composite of stories is drawn from the Christian Bible and aligned and framed over millennia within ancient Western and Eastern cultural traditions. Such has been the effective marketing of Christmas that it is becoming exceedingly difficult to extract the…

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Watch Night 2025

New York, NY – January 2025…, Watch Night Services are held in many Black churches nationwide on New Year’s Eve to commemorate the official end to slavery, reflect on faith, and celebrate community and strength. The first Watch Night Service (“Freedom’s Eve”) was held on December 31, 1862. Enslaved people, abolitionists, and others across the…

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Greensboro District Holds Second Mass Meeting

The Greensboro District Women’s Home and Overseas Missionary Society (WH&OMS) held its Second Mass Meeting of the 2024-2025 Conference Year on Saturday, November 9, 2024, at 10:00 a.m. at St. Phillip A.M.E. Zion Church, Greensboro, NC, where the Reverend Dr. Lisa Caldwell is Pastor. The Young Adult Missionary Society (YAMS) and the Life Members Council…

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“A Community Engagement Paradigm After 206 Years!”

As Varick Memorial A.M.E. Zion Church in New Haven approaches its 206th anniversary, it stands as a beacon of community engagement and transformation. Under the leadership of Dr. Kelcy G.L. Steele, the 43rd pastor, Varick has continued to build upon its rich history of social justice and community service. Founded in 1818 by a group…

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THE 30th QUADRENNIAL CONVENTION SCHOLARSHIP FUND CONGRATULATES THE 2024 RECIPIENTS

The 30th Quadrennial Convention Scholarship Fund was developed by a special offering plea asking the delegates to the 30th Quadrennial WH&OM Society Convention to contribute to a fund which college students who are attending Non-A.M.E. Zion Colleges and Universities could receive financial assistance. This plea was initiated by Dr. Vilma D. Leake, past Missionary Supervisor,…

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2025 – The Year Ahead

For many, the start of a new year includes reflecting on the past and a renewed hope for the future. We are thankful for the joys and lessons of the past 365 days and look forward with new hope for a bright future. We make plans and design pathways to achieve our goals. Common New…

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Zion Journey to Ghana!

Accra, Ghana — Our journey as The A.M.E. Zion Church delegation to Ghana began with a warm and spirited welcome. Upon our arrival at the airport, we were greeted by Bishop Dogbe and ministers from the Western West Africa Episcopal District, marking the start of a culturally rich and spiritually meaningful trip. When we arrived…

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The Sisters 3

When I received the book, the first thing I noticed was that it came with signatures from all three sisters. Each pen stroke is as unique as each sister. Wispy, narrow, neat and symmetrical, small and squarish. I noticed that they were close together, just like the sisters. I first met the three Hines sisters…

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CHURCH & COMMUNITY – MOTHER A.M.E. ZION CHURCH OPENS FREE MENTAL HEALTH FACILITY

January 2025, New York, NY…, On November 24, 2024, Mother Zion Cares Behavioral Mental Health Center officially opened at Mother A.M.E. Zion Church in Harlem, New York where the Rev. Dr. Malcolm J. Byrd is Senior Pastor. Mother Zion Cares is a fully funded faith-based behavioral mental health center. It is one of several community…

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Anniversary Celebrants

The Nazarene A. M. E. Zion Church/Citronelle, AL recently recognized anniversary celebrants. Pictured (L-R): Charles & Donna McCree-45 years/December 1 Leon, Sr. & Mary Roberson-70 years/October 5 Rev. Larry & Carolyn Jacobs-40 years/November 24 and Glenn, Sr. & Quincy McCree-54 years/December 1.

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Hood Theological Seminary to Host 2025 Virtual Heritage Lecture Series

Hood Theological Seminary to Host 2025 Virtual Heritage Lecture Series. The 2025 Bishop Alfred E. and Mrs. Mamie White Endowed Heritage Lecture Series will take place on Friday, February 7, 2025, at 7:00 pm EST and Saturday, February 8, 2025, at 10:00 am EST. The lectures will take place virtually via zoom. Zoom links are…

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