Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Brenda Laverne Grier-Miller Ordination 10/11 House of the Lord Church 415 Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn,NY
On The Occasion of His
Seventy Eighth Holy Convocation
The Officer and members of
The House of the Lord and Church On the Mount, Inc
Invites You to witness
The Ordination of
Brenda Laverne Grier-Miller
as
Senior Minister
In The Ministry of The Gospel
Ceremonies of Ordination
Saturday the Eleventh of October
Two Thousand and Eight
Seven O'clock in the Evening
House of the Lord
Church415 Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y
The Reverend Dr. Herbert Daughtry
National Presiding Minister
Chief Officiate
Our First Lady
Minister Brenda Grier-Miller is a native of Brooklyn, New York. She attended the New York City public school system, through high school. She pursued Early Childhood Education at New York City Community College and Marymount Manhattan College, and later completed a BSSW at Adelphi University's School of Social Work. Brenda received her MSSW from Case Western Reserve UniversityĆ¢€™s Mandel School of Social Sciences in May 2000.
During her adolescent years Brenda accepted Christ as her Lord and Savior. Over the past 42 years Brenda has been graced to know the Lord as her Jehovah God (God ever becoming), being all that she needs; savior, friend, healer, teacher, guide, fortress, and strength. In other words, whatever she has needed He has become. Brenda has responded to a call to ministry and was ordained as a minister under the House of The Lord Pentecostal Church October 11, 2003. in Brooklyn, New York.. She would encourage anyone who has not yet come to know God in such a way, to stop and open the door of your life to Him and invite Him in. He stands at the door of each heart knocking, waiting, wanting to enter a relationship with you. He wants to be to you what He is being to Brenda and so many others, Jehovah God (God ever becoming), all that you need.
Minister Brenda has worked in the field of Youth Ministry for years in both direct contact work (New Life in New York City/Young Life) as well as consulting work. She sees youth to be the bearers of our future as a society as well as a people. Because of her work with children, youth and families, social work was a logical discipline in which to be degreed in. Brenda has been blessed with a creative spirit and, over the years, has watched God use that spirit in the workplace in program development with adolescent girls, teen parents, youth ministers and college students. This same spirit is evidenced in her community work.
Dean Brenda is presently employed by Oberlin College as Associate Dean of Student Support Services and as Dean of the Class of 2011, servicing the total student body, with special outreach to first generation, low income college students, and students with disabilities.
Brenda is the wife of thirty-two years to Albert G. Miller, better known to some as A.G. Miller. They became members of The House of The Lord Church some twenty-nine years ago. At that time, they were looking for a church home in which they could unite their political beliefs with their spiritual beliefs. They found a home at "The House.Ć¢€ Together they have been blessed to birth and parent four wonderful children, Opuruiche' Leonidus, Imani Coushatta-Louise, Caleb N'Namdi-Shield, and Isoke Ethel-Viola. Opuruiche', a graduate of Oberlin College is presently living in New York, working in the music industry and DJaying, both home and abroad, especially in South Africa. Imani, also a graduate of Oberlin College, is a jewelry designer (www.imanimiller.com) and works as assistant to the vice president of a high-end furniture company in New York. Caleb, also graduated from Oberlin College, is aphotographer and teaches at a very successful public charter school in Brooklyn. Isoke, who is a budding visual artist, is senior in high school who finds time for significant community service work. She has proven to be quite a young leader.
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Tuesday, September 16, 2008
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May God bless you all as we continue to serve Him in different corners of His vast kingdom.
In His service,
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Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Friday, September 5, 2008
Ron Mitchell and TransJazz at Convent Baptist Sept 6 Historic African AIDS Orphans Crisis
September 06, 2008
(Harlem, NYC) Multi-Church Special Event
Convent Avenue Baptist Church
Rev. Dr. Jesse T. Williams, Jr., Senior Pastor
Convent Ave. and 145th St. in Manhattan – www.conventchurch.org
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