Greater Turner Chapel AME Church

07/17/2026

Join us for a day of fun, fellowship, and FREE school essentials at Greater Turner Chapel AME Church! Invite your family, friends, and neighborswe can’t wait to see you!

07/17/2026

📚🎒 Back to School Bash is Almost Here! 🎒📚

Join us for a day of fun, fellowship, and FREE school essentials at Greater Turner Chapel AME

Let’s help our students start the school year with confidence and everything they need to succeed. Invite your family, friends, and neighbors

07/05/2026

Come Worship With Us!

Make plans to join the Greater Turner Chapel AME Church family as we celebrate our Sons of Allen with special guest preacher Bishop Gregory Eason. Bring a friend—we’d love to worship with you!

06/21/2026

Wishing all fathers and father figures a blessed, joyful, and memorable Father’s Day!

06/17/2026

Happy Birthday Blessings Pastor Hibbert!🙏🏽🎉🥳💖We Love You! Rev. Dr. Regina D. Hibbert

05/24/2026

May we forever dance before the King of kings

05/24/2026

We are blessed to welcome back our Pastor, Rev. Dr. Regina D. Hibbert, for the 2026-2027 conference year.

03/06/2026

02/18/2026

The Sixth Episcopal District of the African Methodist Episcopal Church joins the nation, the global Church, and all people of goodwill in mourning the passing of the Reverend Jesse L. Jackson, Sr., a faithful servant whose life’s work helped shape the moral conscience of our nation and advance the ongoing pursuit of justice and human dignity.

Throughout his distinguished ministry as pastor, civil rights leader, and public servant, Reverend Jackson stood at the intersection of faith and action, embodying the prophetic witness of the Black Church. His voice called communities toward hope, his leadership challenged systems toward equity, and his ministry reflected a steadfast commitment to uplifting those whose voices too often went unheard.

His life stands as a powerful reminder that the work of the Church extends beyond the sanctuary into the public square, where faith compels us to advocate for justice, reconciliation, and beloved community. Reverend Jackson’s legacy affirms the enduring role of the Church as both spiritual anchor and prophetic instrument in the ongoing struggle for freedom and equality.

May the peace of God sustain his family, loved ones, and all who were touched by his ministry. May his soul rest in eternal peace.

Bishop Michael Mitchell, Presiding Prelate
Mrs. Cordelia Mitchell, Episcopal Supervisor

The SED Social Justice Commission
Rev. Willie Barber, Co. Chair
Dr. Cheryl D. Dozier, Co. Chair