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Bishop Michael L. Mitchell, Presiding Prelate
Mrs. Cordelia Mitchell, Episcopal Supervisor
Dr. Sylvia E. Moore, Episcopal WMS President

Episcopal
Elected and Appointed Officers

 

Lorilei Johnson 

Episcopal YPD Director

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Darlene Price
1st Vice President

 

Suzette P. Knighten

2nd Vice President

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Sabrina Pryor

3rd Vice President

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Monica Pearce

Recording Secretary

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Jeanette Sanders 

Assistant Recording Secretary

 

Tamra Elder

Corresponding Secretary

 

Crystal Shakir

Treasurer

 

Deborah Clarke

PME Director

 

Martinique Mix

Historiographer/Statistician

 

Patricia Phillips

Worship Director

 

Amanda Bennett

YWI - Member at Large

 

Jannette Foston

Parliamentarian

Episcopal
Appointed Committee Chairs

 

Sherrell Vicks Crawford, MD

Constitution & Bylaws

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Jacqueline Angle Little
Mission on the Move

 

Glenda Lane

Handy Simmons Scholarship

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Taken Wallace

Disaster Relief/Emergency Preparedness

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Brenda Cox

Political Action

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Ethel Wills 

Foundation

 

Krystin Kelly

Health and Wellness

 

Debra Daniel Purnell

District Assistant Editor

Conference WMS President

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Brenda Young - Price | Old Georgia 

 

Gwendolyn Byrd | Macon Georgia 

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Robbie Colson Ramsey | Atlanta North Georgia 

 

Lena L. Nwakudu | Augusta Georgia

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Carolyn Campbell | South Georgia

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Sherald McPherson | Southwest Georgia

Connectional
Elected and Appointed Officers
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Janita Nicole Ferguson

Connectional Member -at-Large

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Rosemarie Rhodes Miller, Esq. 

Committee Chair, Credentials

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Lisa Johnson Whigham
Committee Chair, Social Action

 

Shirley Washington

Committee Member, Prayer Room

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Dr. Linda Frazier
Committee Chair, Health & Wellness

Past Episcopal WMS President​
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Shirley T. Washington (2000-2008)

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Barbara Clayton Hudson (2008-2016)

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Rosemarie Rhodes Miller (2016-2021)

ABOUT US >

The Women’s Missionary Society (WMS) of the African Methodist Episcopal Church (AMEC) is an international faith-based, Non-Governmental Organization (NGO), granted Special Consultative Category II Status in 1985 in partnership with the United Nations Economic and Social Council. The WMS is composed of over 800,000 members located across four continents in thirty-two countries. We are in the forefront of works of mission, at the head of the Church, operating from the highest level within each of twenty Episcopal Districts and reporting to every meeting of the General and Annual Conferences.

 

As the Women’s representational entity of the AMEC nationally and worldwide, the WMS has a record of 131 years of service committed to winning souls to Christ, health, economic, peace and justice issues. The WMS hosts an annual conference at the United Nations every October at which members of the various agencies and components of the United Nations offer workshops and seminars on current global issues. The WMS has established a Foundation to support education through scholarships and social and economic development for the diversified constituencies we are privileged to serve.

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