So It Was Thought

Real Talk History: Richard Allen

Release Date: 03/01/2021

Description: Richard Allen (February 14, 1760 – March 26, 1831)[1] was a minister, educator, writer, and one of America's most active and influential Black leaders. In 1794, he founded the African Methodist Episcopal Church (AME), the first independent Black denomination in the United States. He opened his first AME church in 1794 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.[2] Elected the first bishop of the AME Church in 1816, Allen focused on organizing a denomination in which free Black people could worship without racial oppression and enslaved people could find a measure of dignity. 

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DaGrip with Dr. Brian Thompson-The Black Church:Paradigm Shifts for Impactful Ministry

Release Date: 01/04/2021

Description: David Anthoni has a candid conversation with Dr. Brian Thompson, Senior Pastor of the Simon Temple AME Zion Church Fayetteville, NC. Thompson has served Simon Temple for more than 20 years and recently built a new sanctuary that seats 10,000. With a ministerial staff of over 34 clergy, Thompson deploys various ministries to the community and surroundning cities. Most Simon Temple expanded their weekly feeding program at the church with a food truck to hungry people in the community. The in-depth conversation reveals the struggles to maintain a growing congregation and the joy of birthing God's plan to God's people.

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1/31/2021 - Marie Clinton Biography - Ms. Danielle Lawson

Release Date: 06/02/2021

Description: Who was Marie Clinton? What was her contribution to the AME Zion Church? When did she live and serve the AME Zion Church? Where did she live and serve the AME Zion Church? How should we recognize her contribution the the AME Zion Church? --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bethel-ame-zion-charlotte/support

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Episode #29 BLACK CHURCH SERIES: UNDERSTANDING THE AME CHURCH

Release Date: 04/24/2024

Description: I'm a lifetime member of the African Methodist Episcopal Church and have always been proud of its history. The AME Church is the oldest or one of the oldest Black denominations in the United States, with its 1787 roots nestled in Philadelphia as the nation formed its beginning. Richard Allen, the first elected and consecrated Bishop of the AME Church, was the visionary founder of this denomination. Allen's global insight and insistence on the denomination keeping its Methodist roots have been the foundation of the growth and expansion of this organization. With 20 Districts worldwide and 2.5 million members, people like Rosa Parks, US Representative James Clyburn, and Los Angeles' first Black Mayor Tom Bradley represent the AME Church's finest.Today, the AME Church represents 39 countries on five continents worldwide. This includes India, Canada, the various Caribbean nations, Europe, and many parts of Africa.Today's podcast explores the Church's historical foundations and origins in social justice, anti-slavery, and human rights. Discover the enduring legacy of faith, resilience, and social justice. Join us as we uncover the untold stories of courage and triumph that define the essence of this remarkable institution. Tune in and be inspired by the spirit of faith and freedom that continues to shape communities worldwide.============Resources:Websites www.ame-church.comhttp://www.tellcarole.com/understanding-the-ame-church.htmlBooksThe African Methodist Episcopal Church by Dennis DickersonReligious Experience and Journal of Mrs. Jarena Lee, Giving an Account of Her Call to Preach the Gospelby Jarena Lee (First Woman Licensed To Preach in the AME Church in 1852)Black Indians and Freedmen: The African Methodist Episcopal Church and Indigenous Americans, 1816-1916by Dr. Christina Dickerson-CousinHistorical Event in 1865My ancestor, Rev. William Gaines, a freed slave who, in Savannah, Georgia, on January 12, 1865, sat with other black leaders in conversation with General William Tecumseh Sherman to figure out what to do with so many newly freed slaves. My relative is listed as the SIXTH member of this meeting. Here is the link to read more: http://www.freedmen.umd.edu/savmtg.htm.

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Mt. Olive AME Zion Church Sermons

Release Date: 09/12/2020

Authors: Mt. Olive AME Zion Church

Description: Mt. Olive AME Zion Church Podcasts

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Wesley AME Zion Church

Release Date: 08/22/2020

Authors: Clarence Jones

Description: Sermons preached live from Wesley AME Zion Church.

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Sermons

Release Date: 03/25/2021

Authors: Turner Memorial AME Church

Description: Sunday Morning Sermons from Turner Memorial AME Church

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Talking Out The Ash

Release Date: 04/29/2021

Authors: AME Cigars

Description: Talking Out The Ash is a Cigar Podcast hosted by Kenny Allen & Christian Elliston of AME Cigars in Weatherford, TX

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Temple Bible Church - Sermons

Release Date: 08/26/2020

Authors: Temple Bible Church

Description: Weekly audio sermons from Temple Bible Church in Temple, Texas.

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TBC Junior High Overflow Podcast

Release Date: 01/06/2022

Authors: Temple Bible Church

Description: Overflow is a ministry of Temple Bible Church to the youth of Bell County and surrounding areas. Temple Bible Church is located in Temple, Texas.

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Temple Bible Church - Sermons

Release Date: 03/18/2021

Authors: Temple Bible Church

Description: Weekly audio sermons from the pastors at Temple Bible Church, Temple TX.

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Samuel Patta Ministries

Release Date: 03/19/2021

Authors: Samuel Patta

Description: The King's Temple Church

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Temple Hill Baptist Church

Release Date: 08/26/2020

Authors: Temple Hill Baptist Church

Description: Temple Hill Baptist Church Podcasts

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TBC Sunday Service

Release Date: 06/07/2021

Authors: Temple Baptist Church

Description: Temple Baptist Church Sunday Service

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The AME Zion Church On The Hill

Release Date: 09/23/2020

Authors: The AME Zion Church On The Hill

Description: The Rev. DeForest L. Raphael of AME Zion Church On The Hill

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