zion ame church造句

• Zion AME Church in Greeleyville, S . C ., several miles to the east.
• Zion AME Church, one of the first black congregations established west of the Missouri River.
• Zion AME Church; he had 3, 000 people, both black and white, at his funeral.
• The "'Mount Zion AME Church "'is a historic African Methodist Episcopal, the religious denomination.
• At the height of national outrage over church burnings, President Clinton traveled to newly rebuilt Mount Zion AME Church in Greeleyville.
• In June 1995, Mackey's modest Mount Zion AME church in the wooded lowlands outside Greeleyville, S . C ., was struck by arsonists.
• In Greeleyville, S . C ., the congregation of Mount Zion AME Church learned the hard way about lacking enough insurance to rebuild bigger and better.
• The Rev . J . Stanley Justice, pastor of Mount Zion AME Church in Trenton, said he thought the truth about racial profiling had been lost in the testimony.
• Zion AME church, founded by freed slaves and a center of the African-American community, and Oak Grove Methodist Church, organized in 1836 as part of a circuit rider s route.
• President Clinton came to this area of tobacco and soybean farms in 1996 to help celebrate the rebuilding of Mount Zion AME Church, a black church burned by two men with ties to a local Ku Klux Klan group.
• "We need African-American businesses in our community, whether it's the funeral business or the barbershop or a lawyer's office, " said the Rev . Stanley Justice, pastor of Mount Zion AME Church here.
• "I appreciate President Clinton making that step to help the churches, " said the Rev . Terrance Mackey, pastor of Mount Zion AME Church in Greeleyville, S . C . " But I think it's a tragedy to leave these churches in debt when they were debt-free when they burned down ."
• Although the city landmarks commission has designated the Hotel Teresa, the Mother Zion AME Church, the Abyssinian Baptist Church, Wadleigh High School and dozens of other Harlem buildings during the last decade, Adams contends that thousands more need protection, among them the newly restored Lenox Lounge, the Renaissance Casino, Blumstein's Department Store and 321 Edgecombe Avenue, where the Mills Brothers and the Nicholas Brothers lived.