African American Methodist Heritage Center
AAMHC Board of Directors annual meeting February 2013, in Linthicum,MD.
Autumn 2014 Journal Click to View
My father’s Volkswagen bus was the last in a long line of buses that he used to travel throughout the State of South Carolina and beyond to make life better for “his people.”
New staff Support Carol Travis
The African American Methodist Heritage Center (AAMHC) is blessed to have staff support from Carol Travis. As the Executive Assistant, a part-time position, she is the person who returns phone calls, answers correspondence, sets up meetings, publishes the AAMHC Journal, and does whatever else needs to be done. Carol has been associated with AAMHC since […]
Bishop McLee, ‘champion’ for marginalized people, dies
Bishop Martin D. McLee, leader of The United Methodist Church’s New York Area, died Sept. 6. He had been on leave of absence due to illness since July. McLee would have been 59 years old Sept. 10.
Gammon Theological Seminary
Wall hanging given to Gammon Theological Seminary to commemorating its status as first African American Methodist Heritage site., presented by Donald Lusk, member of Board of Directors of the AAMHC
Annual Report 2014
Annual Report of The African American Methodist Heritage Center To The 47th Annual Meeting of the Black Methodists for Church Renewal – March 28, 2014 No tree can flourish without its roots. Some roots are very deep and not easy to find or to trace. These are the roots of many of the hundreds of […]
A precious part of history, spirituals continue to heal
By Pamela Crosby African-American spirituals, also known as Negro spirituals, are a familiar, precious part of American history. Today their melodies are an integral part of worship services. Often sung as part of Martin Luther King Jr. birthday and Black History Month celebrations, oppressed people worldwide continue to use them as protest and liberation songs. […]
BMCR Meeting
47th Meeting, March 28-29, 2014, St. Louis, Missouri We are only a few weeks away from the 2014 Special Meeting of Black Methodists for Church Renewal. We have much work to do and we have much to celebrate in the life of the church and by way of what we are endeavoring to do in […]
Older your Black Methodist History Video Today
Explore the dynamic history of a resilient, faithful African American people who overcame racism and rejection to serve God as a remnant in their predominantly white denomination. They were determined to achieve freedom, dignity and full inclusion in developing a united Methodist Church. They succeeded through their faithful obedience to God’s vision of love, justice […]