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UPCOMING EVENTS...
Thanksgiving Give-Away Registration
HAS REACHED CAPACITY
IF YOU COMPLETED A FORM ON LINE OR IN PERSON
PLEASE PICK-UP ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26
FROM 9A-3P
YOU MUST BRING YOUR PROOF OF ID.
I MEAL GIVE-AWAY PER PERSON PER HOUSEHOLD ADDRESS
WE WISH EVERYONE BLESSED AND SAFE HOLIDAY!
WE WANT TO GIVE SPECIAL THANK YOU TO THE MEMERS OF FELLOWSHIP CHAPEL AND CHEMICO SYSTEMS AND
MR AND MRS. RICHARDSON FOR GENEROUS SUPPORT OF THIS ENDEAVOR!
It is named after the founding pastor of Fellowship Chapel and was established in 1987 by Rev. Dr. Wendell Anthony. First Lady MG Anthony is the Director. We provide programs for the entire community from tutoring and rites of passage mentoring to sewing, health classes and Wadsworth Center Toastmasters.
We welcome the community to come and participate in our programs.
In addition to our on-going programming we do Special Events as well such as "Coffee with a Counselor" addressing mental health awareness; "Financial Literacy Series" with a range of topics from credit repair to home buying. We also partner with the Wayne County Community College District offering a variety of programming for youth and adults.
Lady Monica G Anthony
Director
First Lady Anthony has been the director for the last decade. Under her leadership she established the GMR/EMB Health and Fitness center, added the Wadsworth Toastmasters, Playing Your Hand, Wadsworth Tutoring, Community Quilters (now Sit 'n Sew) and other programming. She continues to maintain the quality of excellence known in the signature programs like the Isuthu and Intonjane Training Institutes. She loves working with, and for, the people. "Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not unto your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him and He will direct your path." Proverbs 3:5-6. This is her favorite scripture that she lives by and utilizes in her daily interactions with the community.
Rev. Dr. Wendell Anthony
Founder
Following the passing of the founding pastor of Fellowship Chapel, Rev. James E. Wadsworth, Jr., Rev. Dr. Wendell Anthony, decided to establish the James Edward Wadsworth, Jr. Community Center (JEWJCC) in honor of his mentor and long-time freind. Pastor Jim, as he was affectionately known, had a love and passion for the City of Detroit and the people of God. The JEWJCC, since its inception in 1987, has been serving the people with a genuine love and passion for the betterment of their lives.
Rev. James Edward Wadsworth, Jr.
Fellowship Chapel Founding Pastor
And JEWJCC Namesake
The James E. Wadsworth, Jr. Community Center (JEWJCC) is a
Not-for-Profit 501(c)(3), community-based organization of Fellowship Chapel. It was established to serve as the community outreach arm of the church with various programming and services that aim to enhance the quality of life for the surrounding community.