TOP MEETINGS FOR 2026
- 48 Sunday Morning Meetings averaging 30 attendees
- 27 Children's Group Meetings averaging 18 attendees
- 18 Adult Spiritual Development Meetings averaging 10 attendees
- 4 Corps Cadet Meetings averaging 2 attendees
- 3 Junior Soldier Meetings averaging 4 attendees
- 3 Leadership Training Meetings averaging 6 attendees
- 1 Senior Soldier Meeting with 12 in attendance
- 1 YP Pastoral Care Council Meeting with 5 in attendance
- 1 Senior Pastoral Care Council Meeting with 5 in attendance
- 1 Other Worship and Witness Meeting with 95 in attendance
TOP MEMBERSHIP FOR 2026
- Senior Soldiers: 94
- Junior Soldiers: 10
- Adherents: 4
- Sunday School: 43
- Children’s Group: 28
- Singing Company: 25
- Older Adult Groups: 24
- Men’s Ministries: 13
- Senior Local Officers Commissioned: 6
- Cradle Roll/Pre-School: 5
2026 SOCIAL SERVICES
- Meals Provided: 3,467
- Clothing Provided: 370
- People Served: 1,014
2026 EVANGELISM
- New Junior Soldiers: 9
- New Senior Soldiers: 1
- First Time Adult Seekers: 4
- Returning Adult Seekers: 37
- First Time Youth Seekers: 9
- Returning Youth Seekers: 16
- Officer's Visitation (hours): 80
LOCAL OFFICERS
-
Lavis Bowden
- Corps Sergeant-Major
- Sunday School Teacher
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Linda Edelin-Jennings
- Sunday School Teacher
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Mrs. Aqulia Ledbetter-Kambode
- Young People's Sergeant Major
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Hattie McDuffie
- Community Care Ministries Secretary
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Regina Udoh
- Corps Treasurer
JOURNAL ENTRY
Women's Ministries - 2/25/2026
The Women's Ministries hosted the Senior Club program by cooking and serving a meal. Other aspects of the meeting included a presentation from Safe at Home Department of Aging and Community Living. They spoke to the seniors about home modifications and adaptive equipment as a way to reduce the risks of falls as well as home care. Following the presentation the seniors enjoyed a few rounds of bingo and then was given the opportunity to shop from our pantry for some basic food items courtesy of Capital Area Food Bank.
The Women's Ministries hosted the Senior Club program by cooking and serving a meal. Other aspects of the meeting included a presentation from Safe at Home Department of Aging and Community Living. They spoke to the seniors about home modifications and adaptive equipment as a way to reduce the risks of falls as well as home care. Following the presentation the seniors enjoyed a few rounds of bingo and then was given the opportunity to shop from our pantry for some basic food items courtesy of Capital Area Food Bank.
JOURNAL ENTRY
Women's Ministries - 2/25/2026
The Women's Ministries hosted the Senior Club program by cooking and serving a meal. Other aspects of the meeting included a presentation from Safe at Home Department of Aging and Community Living. They spoke to the seniors about home modifications and adaptive equipment as a way to reduce the risks of falls as well as home care. Following the presentation the seniors enjoyed a few rounds of bingo and then was given the opportunity to shop from our pantry for some basic food items courtesy of Capital Area Food Bank.
The Women's Ministries hosted the Senior Club program by cooking and serving a meal. Other aspects of the meeting included a presentation from Safe at Home Department of Aging and Community Living. They spoke to the seniors about home modifications and adaptive equipment as a way to reduce the risks of falls as well as home care. Following the presentation the seniors enjoyed a few rounds of bingo and then was given the opportunity to shop from our pantry for some basic food items courtesy of Capital Area Food Bank.
