The Beginning
of Faith Community
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In
2001, while a student at Northern Baptist Theological
Seminary
Reverend Moss authored a 64 page Church Initiative. |
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On
March 17, 2003, Reverend Moss presented the initiative
to Presiding Elder Robinson at the North District
Planning Conference meeting. |
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On
December 12, 2003 Elder Robinson presented the initiative
to the Presiding Prelate of the 4th Episcopal District,
Bishop
Philip R. Cousin. |
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October 16, 2004 during the
122nd Session of the Chicago Annual
Conference, Bishop Cousin appointed Reverend Moss,
Pastor of Faith Community AME Church.
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AME Church
The
history of the A.M.E. Church is distinct. It is the oldest
Black Christian
denomination in the U.S. and its history dates
back to the late seventeen hundreds. Our ministry is one of
liberation and reconciliation; liberation of persons; and the
reconciliation of man with God, of person with person, of person
to history and environment, and of community to community.
Administrative Assistant
Dr. Barbara Scott
barbarascottphd@faithcommunityame.org
Pastor
Rev. Garry Moss
pastorgmoss@faithcommunityame.org
info@faithcommunityame.org
If you want to schedule an appointment to meet with Pastor Moss, require information about Faith Community or future events, please contact Dr. Barbara Scott. |
