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WorksheetsKNOW YOUR AME
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 14mins
When and where was the AME Church founded
1794, Philadelphia, Pa
Mother Bethel AME in Phildelphia Pa
1787, Philadelphia, Pa
Mother Bethel AME in Pittsburg, Pa
What are the 5 Conferences Convened in the AME Church
(a)
What are the colors of the Connectional Lay Organization
Blue and Gold
Blue and White
White and Red
Blue
What is the governing body of the local AME Church
General Board
Local Church Council
Bishops Council
Official Board
Famous Abolionist who was a memeber of the AME Church
William Lloyd Garrison
John Brown
Fredick Douglass
Sojourner Truth
How many Bishops are currently active in the AME Church
20
18
19
21
Which Presidential Candidate had his picture taken during a prayer with all of the AME Bishops
Barack Obama
George Bush
Billl Clinton
Donald Trump
What are the 3 types of memebership in the AME Church
(a)
What is the Motto for the AME Church ( as of 2008)
God Our Father, Christ Our Redeemer, Man Our Brother.
God Our Father, Christ Our Redeemer, the Holy Ghost Our Comforter, Man Our Brother.
God Our Father, Christ Our Redeemer, the Holy Spirit Our Comforter, Humankind Our Family.
God Of Father, Christ Our Redeemer, Humankind Our Family.
How many stewards may serve each the local church
no fewer than 3 , no more than 21
no fewer than 3, no more than 19
no fewer than 3, no more that 15
no fewer than 3, no more than 17
The Four Horsemen who are considered pioneers of the Ame church and instrumental in its development were :
Richard Allen, Paul William, James Daniel , and Frederick Calhoun James
Richard Allen, Stafford J. N. Wicker, William Paul Quinn, James Levert Davis
Richard Allen, John James, Daniel A. Payne, and Henry Allen Belin Jr.
Richard Allen, William Paul Quinn, Daniel A. Payne, and Henry M. Turner
When and where was the 1st General Conference
May 1797 in Philadelphia, Pa
April 1816 in Philadelphia , Pa
July 1816 in Pittsburgh, Pa
June 1797 in Pittsburg, Pa
Name the 2 Institutions of Higher Education of the AME Church located in Atlanta Georgia.
Edward Waters College and Jackson Theological Seminary
Paul Quinn College and Payne Theological Seminary
Morris Brown College and Turner Theological Seminary - ITC
Dickerson-Green Theological Seminary and Shorter College
Who was the first female consecrated Bishop of the AME Church and in what order was she elected?
Bishop E. Anne Henning-Byfield, consecrated as the 135th Bishop,
Bishop Carolyn Tyler Guidry, consecrated as the 122nd Bishop,
Bishop Vashti Murphy McKenzie, consecrated as the 117th Bishop,
Which AME University is the oldest private historically black university in America?
Allen University, Columbia, South Carolina
Wilberforce University, Wilberforce, Ohio
African Methodist Episcopal University, Monrovia, Liberia
Shorter College, North Little Rock, Arkansas
What does YPD stand for?
Young People's Department
Young People's Division
Young People's Development
Young People's Direction
Who is the current President of the Connectional Lay Organization of the A.M.E. Church
Valerie Bell
Dr. Willie C Glover
Matikane Abednego Makiti,
Jerry Turner
How many districts are in the A.M.E. Church
19
17
20
21
What is the supreme governing body of he AME Church
Annual Conference
Judcial Council
General Conference
Coucil of Bishops
How often does the Connectional Lay Organzation meet ( what's the name of the meeting)
semi - annual
Every other year
Biennial
Every odd number year
annual
Every year
Biennial
every even number year
Who became the 1st woman ordained to preach in the AME Church
Antionette Brown
Vashti McKenzie
Mary J Small
Jarena Lee
Who is the current Senior Bishop of the AME Church
Julius Harrison McAllister
Adam J. Richardson jr.
John Franklin White
Clement W. Fugh
The organized lay movement started at the General Conference in
(when and where)
Kansas City, Missouri in 1912
at the General Conference of 1916
Little Rock Arkansas in 1946
at the General Conference of 1948
The Lay Organization is one of the (a) auxiliaries of the church, compared to the total year’s existence of the African Methodist Episcopal Church.
Who became the first female president of the Connectional Lay Organization
Marian Bacon White
Valerie Bell
Dr. Dorthy Henderson
Dr. Katheryn Brown
