Black Methodist Denominations Unveil Male Investment Plan

Columbia, SC (March 3, 2010) – The nation’s three largest Black Methodist denominations, the AME, AME Zion and CME Churches, developed and presented today, their plan to address the plight of African American males.  The program, called The Male Investment Plan was presented to the entire body assembled in the Carolina Coliseum for the Great Gathering.  In unveiling the Male Investment Plan, Bishop Warren Brown, AME Zion Chair of Bishops told the assemblage, “We are going to leave this place united and committed, and I know it’s going to be a success because all of you here are going to do your part to make it work.”

History in the Making as Black Methodist Denominations

Meet For First Time in More Than 45 Years

Unified Group to Develop African American Male Initiative

 Raleigh, NC (February 10, 2010) – The nation’s three largest Black Methodist denominations, the AME, AME Zion and CME Churches, with combined memberships of more than 5 million, will convene at a historic gathering next month in Columbia, South Carolina.  The ultimate goal of the gathering is to “Address the plight of the African American male and his critical role in America’s families and communities.” 

PRESS CONFERENCE AT THE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB POSTPONED DUE TO MAJOR SNOW STORM

History in the Making as Black Methodist Denominations

Meet For First Time in 45 Years

 Washington, DC (February 8, 2010) – The news conference involving the leadership of the three Black Methodist Churches, which had been scheduled for Tuesday, February 9^th, at the National Press Club, has been postponed because of the snow storm that has crippled Washington.