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Reverend Brackett loves God, her family, and food! Her holistic ministry invites Lebanon AMEC and its wider community to live into the fullness of God through everyday practices, whether eating, playing or praying.
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12 But the godly will flourish like palm trees and grow strong like the cedars of Lebanon.
There is language in our sacred scriptures for the Cedars of Lebanon as images of God’s power and majesty, God’s judgment and care, God’s cleansing and creativity. The cedars of Lebanon were chosen to build temples and palaces, their sap was believed to have healing qualities, and their ability to thrive at high altitudes in harsh terrain symbolized grit, grace, and resilience. This is the name we bear.
In 1898, Lebanon’s founders held their services and weekly prayer meeting in various houses. They felt compelled to create a building where more people could gather and worship.
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The African Methodist Episcopal Church, whose founders affirmed their humanity in the face of slavery and racism, stands in defense of disadvantaged and oppressed peoples in the 21st century.
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