• Home
  • ABOUT US
    • Pastor
    • First Lady
    • Board of Stewards
    • Board of Trustees
    • Ministerial Office Staff
    • Mission and Vision
    • History
  • WHAT TO EXPECT
  • WORSHIP EXPERIENCES
  • MINISTRIES
    • Worship Prayer and Praise
    • Christian Educaiton
    • Outreach
    • Christian Social Action
    • Congregational Care
  • GIVING
  • RESOURCES
  • More
    • Home
    • ABOUT US
      • Pastor
      • First Lady
      • Board of Stewards
      • Board of Trustees
      • Ministerial Office Staff
      • Mission and Vision
      • History
    • WHAT TO EXPECT
    • WORSHIP EXPERIENCES
    • MINISTRIES
      • Worship Prayer and Praise
      • Christian Educaiton
      • Outreach
      • Christian Social Action
      • Congregational Care
    • GIVING
    • RESOURCES
  • Home
  • ABOUT US
    • Pastor
    • First Lady
    • Board of Stewards
    • Board of Trustees
    • Ministerial Office Staff
    • Mission and Vision
    • History
  • WHAT TO EXPECT
  • WORSHIP EXPERIENCES
  • MINISTRIES
    • Worship Prayer and Praise
    • Christian Educaiton
    • Outreach
    • Christian Social Action
    • Congregational Care
  • GIVING
  • RESOURCES

Allen Cares Board

Works in harmony with the pastor and other boards to improve the spiritual and physical aspects of the church. Its mission encompasses a ministry of in-reach and outreach. Its primary outreach project is the annual contribution of ... through the American Cancer Society. It also contributes human and material resources to church outreach projects.

Card and Telephone Care Ministry

Seeks to provide compassion and encouragement to the sick and shut-in, the bereaved, and members who are experiencing other kinds of adverse life experiences by supporting them through get-well, sympathy, prayer, and encouragement cards, and with telephone visits. This ministry also sends out birthday cards to all members.

Care Leaders Council

Care leaders attend to the spiritual and personal well-being of class members.  They meet with their members, on the pastor’s behalf, when they are faced with illness, emotional or financial distress, death of a family member, and other problems and concerns, and report these needs and conditions to the pastor. Class leaders  work to ensure that  members are provided with appropriate care and assistance

Commission on Public Relations

Promotes intra-congregation communication.  It provides, gathers, and disseminates information of public interest to the secular press, religious press, radio and television stations, and other legitimate public-information outlets. It develops channels through which individual church ministries/organizations can transmit newsworthy information.

Decorations Committee

Provides adornment for occasions such as receptions, dinners, and for special seasons and observances. It is responsible for keeping the bulletin boards appropriately dressed throughout the year.

Hospitality Ministry

Plans, coordinates, and hosts church-wide events such as repasts, receptions, dinners, and banquets.

Necrology Ministry

Assists bereaved families with the preparation of funeral services and advises the pastor on matters about the needs of bereaved families. It also records and maintains accurate records of deceased members.

New Member Orientation

 This program is slated to begin January 2026. Nurturing and Discipleship Training cohorts will be established four times per year, and/or as directed by the Senior Pastor. Nurturing and Discipleship Training is a 12-week hybrid course where new members learn about the following religious topics: The Assurance of Salvation; The Articles of Religion; A History of the AME Church; Introduction to Christian Stewardship, to include, but not restricted to, Bible study and personal prayer; Rules and Regulations of the AME Church as described in The Doctrine and Discipline of the African Methodist Episcopal Church; Introduction to the Bible; History and Ministries of the Local Church and the Catechism on Faith. At the end of the 12-week course, new members are equipped with the necessary tools to be considered for full membership into the African Methodist Episcopal Church.

 

Pastor’s Aid Board

Assists the pastor and his family in carrying out their responsibilities to the church. It supports the pastor’s mission/vision regarding overall church operations. It plans programs and projects to raise funds to assist the pastor with professional needs such as travel and office equipment. Traditionally, the Pastor’s Aid Board partners with the Board of Stewards in providing an annual recognition for the pastor and his family. 

Pulpit Aid Board

Watches over the pulpit area.  It equips the pulpit with appropriate furniture, pulpit table covers, the Holy Bible, and other essentials; and keeps the area beautiful by providing flowers for weekly worship services as well as for special services during Christmas, Easter, and on other occasions. 

Sick and Shut-in Ministry

Provides assistance to members (homebound, hospitalized or in nursing home facilities), who are physically unable to attend worship services and other church events. The pastor, associate ministers, stewards, and stewardesses provide the sick and shut-in with Holy Communion on the first Sunday of each month and make other visitations. Care leaders and individual members, who select congregational care as their personal ministry, provide transportation, shopping, house cleaning, and other helpful services.

Sick and Shut-in Ministry

Provides assistance to members (homebound, hospitalized or in nursing home facilities), who are physically unable to attend worship services and other church events. The pastor, associate ministers, stewards, and stewardesses provide the sick and shut-in with Holy Communion on the first Sunday of each month and make other visitations. Care leaders and individual members, who select congregational care as their personal ministry, provide transportation, shopping, house cleaning, and other helpful services.

Collegiate Ministry

The Allen Collegiate ministry provides spiritual support, guidance, and community to students on MTSU's campus. ministries offer a space for students to grow in their faith, ask questions, and connect with others through activities like worship services, Bible studies, mentoring, and feeding the students. The ministry also aims to connect students to the broader church community and help them integrate their faith with their academic and personal lives. 

Sight and Sound Media Ministry

In addition to providing audio/visual support and control for worship, seasonal and other services, this ministry provides group and one-on-one classes to assist with devices (pc, cellphone, tablet) and software products (Windows, iOS, Office apps, Zoom); offers tech support and management of the church WIFI network and Clock=Carillon=PA; and provides technical support to the administrative staff.

Sons of Allen Ministry (Men’s Ministry)

The Sons of Allen is the local unit of the Men’s Fellowship of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Named in honor of Bishop Richard Allen, founder of the AME Church, its purpose is to lead men to an acceptance of Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. It promotes a closer relationship between men of the church, equips them for meaningful service, provides positive role models for young black males, and engages in programs/activities to enhance their spiritual and personal well-being.

Transportation Ministry

Provides transportation for Allen Chapel ministries and auxiliaries, including road trips. It offers transportation to and from worship services and assists with parking during major activities such as conferences, funerals, and other occasions that attract large crowds.

Copyright © 2025 Allen Chapel AME Church - All Rights Reserved.

  • Privacy Policy

This website uses cookies.

We use cookies to analyze website traffic and optimize your website experience. By accepting our use of cookies, your data will be aggregated with all other user data.

DeclineAccept