Dr. Clement W. Fugh currently serves as General Secretary and Chief Information Officer of the African Methodist Episcopal Church and has more than 30 years experience as pastor to congregations in Tennessee, Kentucky and Ohio.
Contact Dr. Fugh:
Email | 615.254.0914
Team 13 Day – December 13, 2011
Recovery Team!
December 13, 2011, is “Team 13 Day” at the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center, Nashville, TN, as we entertain the General Conference Commission and CONVO XV.
The dress for the day is black dresses for women (or pants suit) with exaggerated red flowers. Men are to wear black suits, white shirts and red (bowtie) tie.
JOB ONE: EXTEND WARM HOSPITALITY!
See you there!
Weekly Call to Prayer
“Be careful for nothing: but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be known unto God.” (Phillippians 4: 6 KJV)
On Sunday, June 26th, Recovery Movement Prayer Committee will begin a weekly “Call to Prayer” at 6:00 a.m. Central, to lift up the Recovery Movement and our Candidate, Dr. Clement Fugh. Please join us in the Call to Prayer by calling 1-218-936-4700, and entering the access code 9982983.
If you would like to be added to the contact list and to receive a reminder email about the Call, please email your request to: RevDKS@aol.com.
Stranger than Fiction
“Truth is stranger than fiction, but is it because fiction is obliged to stick to possibilities; truth is not.” — Mark Twain
One never knows what one will discover when one takes a close-up look at an individual’s life and journey and the circumstances that helped mold him or her into what he or she has become. If you are up to the challenge and could enjoy a good laugh, we invite you to join the West Tennessee Annual Conference contingent of The Recovery Movement – Clement W. Fugh for Bishop 2012 – as they gather on Friday, July 1, 2011, at 7:00 p.m. in the Fellowteria of St. Andrew AME Church, 867 South Parkway East, Memphis, TN to retrace the steps and missteps of Clement from his early beginnings to his present pursuit of Episcopal Service in the African Methodist Episcopal Church.
Bring your best “C. W. Story!” If it sounds too strange to be true, it is probably true! As Mark Twain reminds us, “fiction is obliged to stick to possibilities; truth is not.”
Contacts:
Mrs. Roxie P. Ball, 901-948-5039 or 901-828-1170
Rev. Walter W. Reid Jr., 615-974-6857