Mt Zion AME Cemetery Rehabilitation

06/02/2026

Our church cemetery is more than a resting place — it is a legacy of faith, love, and remembrance. We are asking for your support in maintaining and caring for this holy ground for generations to come.

Our church cemetery is more than a resting place — it is a legacy of faith, love, and remembrance. We are asking for your support to help maintain and care for this holy ground for generations to come.

Your gifts will help us:
• Maintain the cemetery grounds
• Preserve a peaceful place of honor and reflection

Every gift, no matter the size, makes a lasting impact.

📲 Scan the QR code on the flyer to give today
or visit: https://giv.li/bncg9s

Thank you for helping us honor the past while caring for the future.

05/27/2026

Great news our Cemetery is now accessible. Thank you for your patience.

05/23/2026

IMPORTANT UPDATES: Mount Zion Cemetery is currently not accessible. We are currently in transition with the lawn company. We are sorry for the inconveniences. Please share this important update.

09/05/2025

Sunday, we gather for a moment that connects us all: Communion.

It's more than just a ritual; it's a powerful reminder of grace, forgiveness, and the unbreakable bond we share as a community. It’s a time to pause, reflect, and remember the incredible love that unites us. As Jesus said, "Do this in remembrance of me." (1 Corinthians 11:24).
No matter where you are in your faith journey, you have a place at this table. Whether you've been with us for years or are joining for the first time, our doors and hearts are open to you. Let's come together to share in this sacred meal.

Join us for Communion Sunday, streaming live on YouTube () or our online campus live.mtzionlife.org.

📅 Sunday, September 7, 2025
⏰ 11:00 AM

Prepare your elements (bread and juice) and your heart. We can't wait to worship with you.

05/27/2025

New sign for Mount Zion AME Church and Cemetery

11/19/2024

03/19/2024

A HUGE thank you to Joe Connell owner of Phoenix Tree Care for donating his company's services to remove this dead tree and its many branches that fell and damaged stones in the cemetery. Joe's generous and loving act is a big help to the Cemetery and Church, and we are most grateful.

03/19/2024

This will be interesting to all supporters of Mt. Zion AME Church Cemetery Rehabilitation.
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/ArZFGd8bruDtEKvW/?mibextid=Nif5oz

Join us for the Tracing Lives Through Slavery Symposium

On April 5-6th the National Park Service and partners Goucher College and Historic East Towson will co-host a symposium to explore the history of Hampton and the communities built by the Descendants of families once enslaved at Hampton. The Descendant engagement symposium will feature panel discussions highlighting the voices of Descendants in the re-interpretation of historic sites and college campus narratives.

All are welcome and admission is FREE but space is limited so registration is required.

To learn more, go to: https://www.goucher.edu/the-hallowed-ground-project/tracing-lives-through-slavery-symposium

📷 Goucher College
Caption: Image of field.

02/28/2024

A group of Goucher College students led by their professor, Dr. Ann Duncan (on the right in maroon jacket), listen attentively to Mt. Zion members Beverly Harvey and Cheryl Worthington (2 women on left) as they explain some of the cemetery's history and geography. As their primary semester project, the students will soon be conducting and documenting oral history interviews with some of the older Mt. Zion members. The interviews will be part of the cemetery rehabilitation project.