About Us
For over 100 years, Mt. Olive AME Church, Clearwater, has been a physical and spiritual icon to the community. In 1894, Mt. Olive African Methodist Episcopal Church began in a refurbished wooden house near 304 Railroad Avenue (now 600 Jones Street). Known only as the ” A.M.E. Church ,” originally it was recognized as Hope Henry A.M.E. Church and served as one of only two black churches in the city of Clearwater . The wooden house in which the church started was renovated to facilitate the installation of benches to serve as pews. The vacant lot north of the church was occupied by the original church.
About Us
We are a dynamic, inclusive, Christ-centered, People oriented, Word-teaching church.
Our mission is to minister to the spiritual, intellectual, physical, emotional, and environmental needs of all people by spreading Christ's liberating Gospel through word and deed.
About Us
Greater Grant Memorial A.M.E Church is a community built on worship and the belief that the word of God is the true center of our church. Located in Jacksonville, we provide a fun, casual worshiping environment that uses inspiring messages from the Bible and translates those messages to real world applications. Our community is a group of people from all walks of life who come together to celebrate the word of Christ, love and treat others with compassion, and serve those in need, all while having fun. If you’re looking for church that truly celebrates God in a fun and comforting atmosphere, Greater Grant Memorial A.M.E Church may very well be the perfect fit.
Reach, Teach, and Save! A working and loving church for all people; we are servants for the Lord.
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According to the 1880 census of Brevard County there were just five Black men who were heads of families. Three of the Black freedmen were Peter Wright, Wright Brothers and Balaam Allen. Captain Peter Wright was the mail carrier while occupations of Balaam Allen and Wright Brothers are unknown. They settled along the north and south banks of the river now known as Crane Creek. Brothers and Allen settled along the south side of the creek now known as Melbourne, Florida.
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THE MOTTO "GOD OUR FATHER, CHRIST OUR REDEEMER, THE HOLY SPIRIT OUR COMFORTER, HUMANKIND OUR FAMILY" IS A GREAT SUMMARY OF WHAT THE AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH BELIEVES.