Curtis Richardson Passes Away
February 19, 2024
Curtis Richardson passed away peacefully on Jan. 27, at 98 years old.
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St. James AME Church
Wilson Focuses on Building New Relationships with God’s People –Inside and Outside Church Walls
January 2, 2019
Like many pastors, the Rev. Nicolette Birdsong Wilson wants her St. James AME Church congregation to grow spiritually and numerically. But, numbers play a lesser role than relationship building. Her focus is on developing better and new relationships with God’s people, both inside and outside of the walls of the church. “Evangelism was never about just inviting someone to church,” said Wilson, who was appointed in October 2018. “It was and is about building loving and Christ-like relationships with each other.” This approach is not new for Wilson, who employed a similar strategy while serving as spiritual leader of Johnson
St. James AME plans 70th anniversary events
September 16, 2015
Excitement is in the air at St. James AME Church as they prepare to present a variety of events during the month of September. According to Pastor Dwaine A. Jackson, the activities are part of the church’s 70th anniversary celebration. The theme is ‘Pressing Onward and Upward’ based on Philippians 3:14. “We are excited about what God has done and what he is doing at St. James AME and we invite the everyone to join us in this time of rejoicing,” said Jackson. Earlier this month, the church hosted a youth service with the Rev. Dr. D. Najuma Smith Pollard