Step inside Mother Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church — a cornerstone of Philadelphia history and the oldest parcel of land continuously owned by African Americans. Founded by Richard Allen in 1794, this sacred space tells a story of faith, resistance and community that helped shape the city and the nation. Whether you’re exploring Philly’s historic sites or deepening your understanding of its past, Mother Bethel offers a powerful connection to the people and moments that built it. 🔗 Cli

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Leadership matters—and so does being equipped for this moment. Join the Board of Bishops of The A.M.E. Zion Church for Leadership Empowerment for Lay and Clergy, a timely and transformative conversation designed to strengthen those called to serve. Dr. Kenston J. Griffin will lead this empowering session, hosted by Bishop Brian R. Thompson, Sr., President of the Board of Bishops. The session will take place tonight, Monday, January 26, at 7:00 PM EST via Zoom and will stream live on AMEZTV. This

The President of the Board of Bishops, Bishop Brian R. Thompson Sr., invites members of The A.M.E. Zion Church to listen to Rev. Dr. Heath Cheek, Mid-Atlantic Episcopal Director for Clergy and Pastoral Care, as he shares an insightful overview on how clergy can identify and address mental trauma among those in ministerial leadership. Dr. Cheek highlights the vital connection between pastors and the members they serve, emphasizing the importance of ensuring that leaders also receive the care they