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Trinity Faith Christian Center commemorates Black history
Dressed in garments of traditional African design, Trinity Faith Christian Center members shown are in back (l-r) Leon Treherne, Debbie Treherne, Co-Pastor Margaret Jones, the Rev. Deborah McCaffity, Gregory Showell, Janet Showell, Wescenia Wise, Preston Wise, Trina Brown-Hicks, Darlene Mitchell, Donna Leatherbury, Joyce Snead, Debbie Blake, Jymayce Wescott and Villie Wescott. Seated in front is Bishop Arthur Jones. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
March 2, 2022
On the final day of Black History Month Feb. 28, Bishop Arthur D. Jones and Co-Pastor Margaret Jones gathered with Trinity Faith Christian Center members for worship and celebrated their past, present and future.
Bishop Jones talked about the brave leadership of Harriet Tubman and the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., relating them to other great leaders in the Bible. Jymayce Wescott discussed the origin of Black History Month.
Dressed in traditional African garments, congregation members enjoyed a meal and fellowship in Heritage Hall following the service.
Leading the congregation in prayer is Bishop Arthur Jones.
In the Trinity Faith Christian Center sanctuary, members bow their heads in prayer.
Trinity Faith Christian Center member Jymayce Wescott discusses the origins of Black History Month.
Trinity Faith Christian Center Bishop Arthur Jones, right, and Co-Pastor Margaret Jones pose for a photo during the Black History Month commemoration.
Serving lunch and enjoying fellowship are (l-r) Chanteea Harmon, Clarence Harmon, Debbie Treherne and Barbara Murphy.
Trinity Faith Christian Center’s most senior mothers of the church are (l-r) Virginia Townsend, Bea Jacobs and Joyce Hughes.
