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African Methodist Episcopal Church
Second Episcopal District
Baltimore, Washington, Virginia,
North Carolina, Western North Carolina
The REIMAGINE Team and the Second Episcopal District Department of Christian Education sends our sincere condolences to the Jackson Family.
We are deeply saddened by the passing of Bishop Reginald T. Jackson. His faithful leadership, profound wisdom, and unwavering commitment to God’s work have touched countless lives across our district and beyond. We thank God for his life, legacy, and the example he set through his dedicated service.
May God’s peace and comforting presence surround the Jackson Family during this time of grief. Our prayers are with you and may the strength of the Lord uphold you in the days ahead.


RE-IMAGINING INTERGENERATIONAL
CHRISTIAN VALUES & BELIEFS PROGRAM
Welcome to the Second Episcopal District's Reimagining Intergenerational Christian Values and Beliefs Program sponsored by the Lilly Endowment, Inc. (LEI) and under the direction of Bishop, the Rt. Rev. Reginald T. Jackson, Presiding Prelate of the Second Episcopal District.
We are extremely excited to share this initiative with you because it is vital that we, as Christians, Christian educators, clergy and lay, members and leaders continue to teach and promote the Christian values and beliefs that inspire, impact, and influence members of every generation.
The program under the leadership of the SED team, and with support from LEI, will span a minimum of three years. This timeframe will allow us to significantly create programs and projects that will positively acknowledge and affirm churches, congregants, communities, families, households, caregivers, and individuals in a manner that breeds discipline for spiritual maturity and develops lifestyle enhancements.
Bishop Reginald T. Jackson
JOIN OUR NEW CHALLENGE
DECEMBER CHALLENGE
2025 Advent Challenge:
Journey to Christmas
Matthew 1:18-25; Luke 1: 26-35; 2:1-17
Advent prepares us for the arrival of Jesus Christ and anticipates and celebrates the birth of the Christ-child.
It is a season of preparation and expectation that starts 4
Sundays prior to December 25 and ends on Christmas Eve.
Advent is the first season of the Christian (liturgical) calendar and paves the way for the remainder of the year which
includes Lent and Easter (which commemorates the death and celebrates the Resurrection of Christ) and Pentecost (which celebrates the permanent arrival of the Holy Spirit
in believers’ lives).
Take the challenge. Click here or the challenge picture for the December Challenge details.
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