Our Church

We Live, We Love,
We Serve

 One decision does not define a person...

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We are a congregation of

second chances,

We are a congregation of

Grandparents,

We are a congregation of

Parents,

We are a congregation of

Children,

We are a congregation of

Friends,

We are a congregation of

Families,

We are a congregation of

Partners,

We are a congregation of

Believers.

As a church family, we are a representation

of the diversity of the Family of God. With that being said, come exactly as you are. It doesn’t matter what you look like or what you wear, upon your arrival you’ll be greeted with a smile.

Our Beliefs

We are an ever-evolving community of visionaries, dreamers, and doers who have been called by God to live the lives we were created to live; commanded by God to love beyond the limits of our prejudices and commissioned by God to serve.

Our Pastor

Senior Pastor

Raleigh Trammell

Reverend Raleigh Trammell was born on December 30, 1936, in Grantville, Georgia. His father, Walter Trammell, worked in a cotton mill and his mother, Thomasina Smith Trammell, was a homemaker who ardently preached to him the benefits of education. Trammell attended segregated Grantville School all twelve years, graduating in 1955. He went on to attend Clarke University, then known as Clarke College, where he was influenced by Reverend Dr. William Holmes Borders of Wheat Street Baptist Church and Dr. C. Eric Lincoln, founder of the Black Academy of Arts and Sciences. When he graduated in 1959, Trammell was an ordained minister and was well-seasoned in civil rights doctrine. Trammell played a major role in the Poor People’s Campaign. He later moved to Dayton, Ohio, joining his parents and siblings as residents and was hired as pastor of Central Missionary Baptist Church. Reverend Trammell continues to serve the church today!