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Men's Choir
Tues Feb 14th @ 6pm
Sanctuary
Adult Choir
Tues Feb 14th @ 7pm
Youth Room
Praise Team
Tues Feb 14th @ 7pm Fellowship HallChildren's Choir
Wed Feb 15th @ 6pm
Sanctuary
Fellowship Friends
Thurs Feb 16th @6pm
Conference Room
Bereavement Ministry
Thurs Feb 16th @ 6pm
Youth Room
Elite Ministry
Sat Feb 18th @ 9am
Fellowship Hall
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Office Hours:
Tue.-Thurs. 8:30am-4:30pm
Friday: 9-12 via Voicemail &
Email Only.
Mailing Address: |
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Our Pastor
Rev. Dr. Donald E. Dunnigan, Sr.
Rev. Dr. Donald E. Dunnigan, Sr. founded
Pastor Dunnigan received his early education in the public schools of
Pastor Dunnigan is the son of Dea. Elbert and Sis. Margaret Dunnigan. He has two brothers; Ronald, of Las Vegas, NV and
Associate Minister / Assistant to the Pastor
"Min. Kay"
to God the Father, as he is to His chosen People
Kay F. Anderson is a lifetime resident of
Believing that God still uses ordinary people to reach other people to live for Him, Min. Kay knew that formal education was crucial for her spiritual growth and for the growth of the souls God was sending to her. Min. Kay began pursuing higher academic achievements once again, but this time in theological studies at Palmer Seminary (formerly Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary). Her first academic achievement was a certification in Biblical Studies. She has since completed and received a Diploma in Biblical studies from Palmer Seminary and is presently taking steps to enter into their Master of Divinity Program. In January of 2008, Min. Kay’s character and commitment earned her the privilege of becoming the first full-time staff Assistant to the Pastor under the tutelage of the Rev. Dr. Donald E. Dunnigan Sr. She seeks ministerial ordination which today is simply another "rung" on God’s divine ladder. Min. Kay is an ordinary sister with an extraordinary desire and gift to share the gospel of Jesus Christ.
To God be the glory!
Associate Minister
Samuel E. Lathem was born in Woodlyn,Pennsylvania. The family moved to Chester, PA and Sam attended the Chester Upland School District.
In 1965 Sam began work at the Chrysler Plant in Newark, Delaware.He was elected and served two 3-year terms as Chief Steward in the Body Shop at Newark Assembly Plant. He was appointed as Civil Rights Chairman of Local 1183 UAW. He was then assigned the position of Administrator of the UAW-Chrysler Training Center in 1990 and was promoted to an International Rep of the UAW in February 1999. On October 4, 2003 Sam was elected as the first African-American President of Delaware State AFL-CIO, a position he currently holds.
Rev. Lathem was ordained a Baptist Preacher in 1992 at the First Baptist Church of Morton, Pennsylvania by the New Hope Baptist Association. He currently serves as Associate Minister at Cornerstone Fellowship Baptist Church in Wilmington, Delaware.
Re. Lathem's spiritual integrity and diligence to serve his church and community has earned him the privilege of honored appointments such as the following; by Governor Dale Wolf to serve on Interagency Council on Literacy, by Governor Carper to serve on the Board of Directors for the Diamond State Port Corporation (Port of Wilmington), the Workforce Investment Board. Rev. Lathem also serves as Chairman of Delaware Advisory Council on Career and Vocational Education and appointed by Governor Minner to serve as the first African-American Delaware Commissioner on the Board of Directors of the Delaware River Bay Authority. Sam serves on the Board of Directors for Junior Achievement, Kids Count Steering Committee, and the 4-H Foundation Committee, the Board of Directors of SURJ (Stand up for What's Right and Just), Metropolitan Wilmington Urban League, United Way of Delaware, and serves as a member of Coalition of Black Trade Unionists.
Rev. Lathem is married to Jean Lathem and has two stepsons and two grandsons.
Associate Minister
