MINISTRIES

The Women's Missionary Society: A Call to Witness and Advocate The Women’s Missionary Society is dedicated to actively participating in the ministry of the church beyond its congregation, extending its reach to serve the community with compassion and purpose. Through witness, the society engages with local organizations and agencies to provide essential services, ensuring that those in need receive care, support, and resources.

As advocates, members work tirelessly to bring about meaningful change, challenging systems and structures that exclude and alienate. They are committed to promoting peace and justice, standing as a voice for the marginalized, and striving for a more equitable and united community. Guided by faith and a heart for service, the Women’s Missionary Society embodies the mission of Christ—empowering lives, strengthening communities, and making a lasting impact in the world.

The Young People’s Department (YPD) is a dynamic training ground designed to equip young individuals with leadership skills and a heart for service within the Missionary Society. Through mentorship, education, and hands-on outreach opportunities, YPD empowers youth to grow spiritually, develop a sense of responsibility, and actively engage in their church’s mission. By participating in various ministry and community service activities, young people gain valuable experience in leadership, teamwork, and faith-based service, preparing them to become strong, compassionate leaders in their churches and communities.

The Lay Organization of the African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church is dedicated to cultivating a deep love and appreciation for the rich history, traditions, and foundational principles of African Methodism among its members. Committed to promoting respect for and loyalty to church leadership, the organization actively encourages the full support and engagement of its members in the total ministry of the local church. Additionally, it fosters systematic and regular study of AME Church doctrine, history, and parliamentary procedures, equipping members with the knowledge and skills needed to serve effectively within the church and community. Through education, advocacy, and active participation, the Lay Organization strengthens the spiritual and organizational life of the AME Church.

The Church School is a vital teaching and training ministry of the African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church, dedicated to equipping believers of all ages with a strong foundation in God’s Word. Its mission is to teach, train, and nurture adults, young adults, college students, teenagers, and children, fostering spiritual growth and biblical understanding. Through structured lessons and interactive study, the Church School emphasizes Christian principles, discipleship, and practical application, preparing individuals for faithful Christian service and leadership within the Church and the broader community.

The Music Ministry Program of the AME Church is dedicated to training, strengthening, and developing musicians across generations in the rich traditions of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Rooted in a deep legacy of worship and spiritual expression, this program seeks to cultivate musical excellence, leadership, and a heart for ministry. Through education, mentorship, and hands-on experience, participants will be equipped to serve their congregations and communities, preserving the sacred musical heritage while embracing innovation that honors God. Whether through vocal or instrumental training, this program nurtures a spirit of worship, unity, and service, ensuring that the power of music continues to uplift and inspire future generations.