United African Methodist Episcopal Church

The United African Methodist Episcopal (A.M.E.) Church is a historically Black Protestant denomination founded in 1816 in the United States to promote racial equality and social justice. It emphasizes worship, community service, education, and activism. The church offers spiritual support, moral guidance, and outreach programs aimed at empowering marginalized communities. With a strong heritage rooted in advocating for civil rights, the United A.M.E. Church combines traditional Christian teachings with a commitment to social change, making it both a place of worship and a catalyst for societal improvement.