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Thanks to all who attended our game night sponsored by the lay organization!

Join us this Friday for Game Night! We'd love to see you, your family and friends. Food will be provided. This event is sponsored by Campbell's Lay Organization.

Homegoing service for Brother Lloyd Shelton.

join us at campbell (10.45 am) or online around 11.30 am TODAY for the next installment of the second sunday sex series. title: gender identities: beyond male and female. texts: luke 4.13; deuteronomy 22.5; judges 4.9

Ash Wednesday blessing led by Rev. Almetha Lewis. Sister Genevieve Smith, one of our stewards, led a Devotional service on "Love" as a fruit of the Spirit.

"Parents, children, and siblings" Luke 9:28-43a Rev. Dr. Jennifer S. Leath

Good Morning, Saints! Campbell Chapel will have our regular worship service today with worship beginning at 10.45. Please be safe and wise as you navigate the roads.

Here are some additional photos from today's "Coffee with Authors" event.

Coffee With the Authors Cassandra Sewell, Isetta Crawford Rawls, Dr. Nita Mosby Tyler, and Ollie Marie Phason.

“Message & Ministry” Luke 6:17-36 Rev. Dr. Jennifer S Leath

Rev. Dr. Jennifer S. Leath delivering the word "What's your story?" Luke 5:1-11

Trumpet solo of "Amazing Grace" at service today. #CampbellAME #Denver #Church #AME #5thdistrictlikewhoa #Foundersday #RichardAllen

Celebrating the 91st birthday of Sis. Lula Twiggs!

“Fill the Jars.” Rev. Dr. Jennifer Jennifer S Leath

“Back to the Future”Matthew 2:1-12 Rev. Dr. Jennifer S Leath

Celebrating Sis. Hutton's 87th birthday!

Ash Wednesday blessing led by Rev. Almetha Lewis. Sister Genevieve Smith, one of our stewards, led a Devotional service on "Love" as a fruit of the Spirit.

Rev. Dr. Jennifer S. Leath delivering the word "What's your story?" Luke 5:1-11

A portion of our "wave offering" at today's service.

Fellowship on #Harvestrally Sunday!

Second Sunday Sex Sundays continued today with "Sexual Abuse: A Collector of Me" after this morning’s service, a member came up to me and commented that they thought i was also going to address the higher rates of sexual abuse and much lower life expectancy that black transgender folks face. i replied that some of these matters would be addressed in the months to come, but that some relevant statistics could be added to the facebook post. please consider the following statistics: “More Black transgender people live in poverty (38%) than in the Black community (24%). The survey also found that Black trans people have been sexually assaulted (57%) at a greater rate than other people in the Black community (53%). A cisgendered Black woman’s life expectancy is 78 years of age, 45% longer than a Black transwoman. People in this population are at risk by simply existing with dark skin and as transwomen. Their lives are devalued perhaps more than any other group in the country.” (https://www.peoplesworld.org/article/black-transgender-community-carries-an-extra-heavy-burden/). if my math is correct, this means that black transgender women’s life expectancies are about 43 years old – in comparison with cisgendered black women’s life expectancies (i.e., 78 years of age).