Macedonia AME Church invites community to Father’s Day service

Submitted by Suanne Z. Thamm
Reporter – News Analyst
June 19, 2015 7:41 a.m.

Macedonia AME Church
Macedonia AME Church

Macedonia African Methodist Episcopal Church Pastor Anthony C. Daniel has extended an invitation to the community to join him and the congregation for a special Father’s Day service on Sunday, June 21, 2015, at 11:00 a.m. Rev. Daniel has entitled his sermon “Don’t Give Up!” While honoring and encouraging fathers, Daniel said that this week’s sermon will have added significance in light of the mass shooting on Wednesday night in the historic Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, SC, which resulted in the deaths of 9 people who were attending a prayer service at the time.

Rev. Daniel has been a strong voice locally in trying to bring people together to promote dialog which strengthens the bonds between diverse segments of the Fernandina Beach community. In January, Macedonia AME Church hosted a community service attended by more than 200 people from across the community to help bridge the gap between law enforcement and members of the minority community.

Macedonia AME Church is located at 202 S. 9th Street in Fernandina Beach. For more information, call (904) 261-4114.

 

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Steve Crounse
Steve Crounse (@guest_38306)
8 years ago

This is Peg’s and My RSVP. We will be Delighted to join you, and thanks you so much for the Invitation. Suanne welcome home, we’ve all missed you.

Mrs. D Hunter
Mrs. D Hunter (@guest_38364)
8 years ago

Thank you Rev. Daniel. I need to hear what you have to say because I AM just about to “give up” at this dark hour. See you on Sunday.

jennifer H.
jennifer H. (@guest_38368)
8 years ago

Dear Reverend Daniel,

It would be an honor to participate in your service. And, I’ll bring my Dad.

Thank you for including us.

Respectfully,
Jennifer

Deborah K.
Deborah K. (@guest_38423)
8 years ago

Thank you Reverend Daniel. I had hoped to attend a service at AME to stand with everyone in peace and solidarity. I was worried that perhaps I would not be welcome. Thank you and the entire AME congregation for extending this invitation to the community. I look forward to being with you.

karen Langshaw
karen Langshaw (@guest_38428)
8 years ago

I would be honored to attend your service and if my father KC Haddock were still alive, he would attend with me. Thank you