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The Van
Ministry
provides
door to door
service to
members of
the church
who are in
need of
transportation
to and from
Sunday
Morning
Worship
Service and
often church
activities.
This service
is available
to anyone
who wishes.
Call one of
the drivers
on Saturday
and advise
them that
you would
like to be
picked up
for the
Sunday
Morning
Worship
Service.
The Van
Drivers are:
Rev. Charles
B. Rush, Jr.
(404)
243-9562
Bro. Gary
Brown (404)
241-2945
In an effort
to spread
the good
news of
Jesus Christ
and to make
known the
wonders of
His
goodness,
Butler
Street
engages a
weekly
non-sponsored
radio
broadcast
over Radio
Station AM
1010 WGUN.
The
broadcast is
known as
“The Showers
of
Blessings”
broadcast
ministry and
airs each
Sunday
afternoon at
4:00 p.m.
Its reach is
beamed to
182,000
listeners
within a
thirty
county
audience
around
greater
Atlanta. The
broadcast
features a
service of
Butler
Street with
Preaching by
Pastor
Alford,
guest
ministers or
member of
the ministry
team and
music from
the church.
The
broadcast is
delayed by
one week.
The Ministry
of
Publications
is a means
of
communicating
to Butler
Street and
beyond,
inform,
inspire,
encourage,
and
enlighten
our Church
Family and
friends. We
do this
through our
Newsletter
(News From
The Street),
Lenten
Meditation
Booklet,
Special
Event
Publications,
Pastor’s
Perspective,
Pentecost,
Prayer and
Fasting
Guide and
other
materials as
they are
developed.
Obeying the
command of
our Lord
Jesus
Christ, “But
when the
Holy Spirit
comes to
you, you
will receive
the power.
You will be
my witnesses
in
Jerusalem,
in all of
Judea, in
Samaria, and
in every
part of the
world.”
(Acts 1:8)
It is our
mission to
obey this
command, and
to make
available to
all, the
Word of God
through
audio tapes.
Larry
Anderson:
Director
Charles K.
White:
Technical
Assistant
Corey A.
Brown:
Technical
Assistant
Nadir Wade:
Technical
Assistant
Timothy
House was
established
in 1998 in
partnership
with Grady
Homes
Neighborhood
Council by
Pastor
Alford, Cook
Elementary
School and
Butler
Street C.M.E.
Church to
provide
support for
academics,
social
growth and
nurturing
for children
attending
Cook
Elementary
School.
The program
is designed
to assist
students in
grades K¾5,
in reading
comprehension,
reading
vocabulary,
mathematics,
social
studies and
computer
skills. The
program year
operates for
the entire
school
year.
Butler
Street CME
Church
provides the
facilities,
staffing,
meals and
transportation
to and from
Grady Homes.
It is the
goal of The
Timothy
House to
assist
students of
Cook
Elementary
School in
their
efforts to
meet
curriculum
requirements,
increase
their social
growth and
the
development
of the whole
person.
The
Scholarship
Ministry is
designed to
reward and
financially
assist those
active
members of
Butler
Street
Christian
Methodist
Episcopal
Church who
are high
school
graduates
that plan to
attend post
secondary
institutions.
This
ministry was
initiated in
1982 through
Le Centre
Cercle,
Butler
Street C.M.E.
Church.
This
ministry was
financially
supported by
Le Centre
Cercle and
was named
the LCC
Scholarship
Fund. As
time passed,
this
ministry was
expanded to
include the
entire
Butler
Street
Church
Family. The
month of May
is
designated
as
Scholarship
Emphasis
Month.
Since 1982
more than
$74,000.00
in
scholarships
have been
awarded to
deserving
high school
graduates.
The Donald
L. Hollowell
Men’s
Fellowship’s
purpose is
to promote
the
development
of positive
Christian
images and
life styles
for young
black males
ages 8-18;
to provide
mentoring,
guidance and
Christian
living.
This is done
through a
number of
structured
activities.
The other
purpose is
to provide
support and
ministry to
the special
needs of
men. The
fellowship
meets
monthly
throughout
the year and
is named for
long term
Butler
Street
member and
famed
Attorney
Donald L.
Hollowell. |
