Category: Connectional Organizations
Clergy and Clergy Family Wellness
Rev. Dr. Natalie Mitchem, Ed.D., RDN. Executive Director of the Connectional Health Commission “Dear friend, I pray that you may enjoy good health and that all may go well with… Read More »
Response to Council of Bishops Statement on the Findings of the Office of Attorney General of New York
By Dr. Mark Tyler, First Episcopal District I thank the Council of Bishops of the AME Church for their action against Bishop Gregory GM Ingram, this is only the beginning…. Read More »
Taking Golf to the Next Level 
A groundbreaking agreement between the nation’s first private historically Black college/university (HBCU) and The Ohio State University will be formally put in place Tuesday, June 28, 2022, on the campus of Wilberforce… Read More »
Experiences of Racism Associated with Poor Memory, Increased Cognitive Decline
Experiences of structural, interpersonal, and institutional racism are associated with lower memory scores and worse cognition in midlife and old age, especially among Black individuals, according to studies reported today… Read More »
AME DEPARTMENT OF CHURCH GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS WITH CHURCHES IN NASHVILLE IN EQUIPPING THE LOCAL CHURCH GRANT FROM THE FOUNDATION FOR EVANGELISM
The Nashville District of the Tennessee Annual Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church (Nashville District) is the recipient of a $10,000 Equipping the Local Church Grant from The Foundation… Read More »
Report from the 2022 June Session of the General Board
Hundreds of people gathered at the luxurious Atlanta Marriott Marquis Hotel in Downtown Atlanta, Georgia, for the 2022 convening of the General Board of the African Methodist Episcopal Church held… Read More »
Council of Bishops Criminal Justice Task Force
The African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Council of Bishops created a Task Force on Criminal Justice in January 2022. The Council charged The Task Force with helping the AME Church become… Read More »
Monrovia College Celebrates Centennial; New Building to Open in 2023
By S. ODELL SWEN, Monrovia College Monrovia College and Industrial Training School, Inc. was established in 1922 by the African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church. Bishop Samson Brooks, the presiding prelate… Read More »
Edward Waters University Earns SACSCOC Approval To Offer New Online Graduate Degree Program in Education Policy and Advocacy
As printed June 6, 2022, in Academic Affairs, Announcements, Education, News, Online Learning Last week Edward Waters University (EWU) received formal notification from its accrediting body, the Southern Association of… Read More »
AME/WIM Central Southern African: Your Credentials Matter and the Royal Presence
By Rev. Lerato Pitso, AME/WIM Connectional Statistician, 19th Episcopal District African Methodist Episcopal/Women in Ministry (AME/WIM) of the Central Southern African (CSA) Districts (Districts 14-15, 17-20) virtually convened their monthly… Read More »
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated® gifts Morris Brown $100,000 for endowment
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated® is continuing to make good on its commitment to our nation’s historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs). This evening the sorority’s International President and Chief Executive… Read More »
The Department of Research and Scholarship is proud to announce Rev. Kimberley L. Detherage. Esq. has agreed to become the new Assistant Editor of The A.M.E. Review. Rev. Detherage is a graduate of Boston College with a BA degree in Speech Communications, Boston College Law School, Juris Doctor and Emory University, Candler School of Theology, Master of Divinity degree with Certificates in Black Church Studies and Women’s Studies. She has five units of Clinical Pastoral Education, has completed several fellowship programs, and written and presented on a wide variety of topic. She pastors St. Marks A.M.E. Church, serves as Dean of the New York Conference Ministerial Institute, is Vice-Chairperson of the First District Board of Examiners, is Secretary of the New York Conference Board of Trustees and works on various Community and Advisory Boards.
Our goal is to bring The A.M.E Review up to date with in the next six months and continuing the excellence of our Zion’s scholarly journal.
We are soliciting submissions on the subjects/topics that are intended to be broad and provide flexibility for the writer. Click the link below to download and view the list of… Read More »