Real Women - Real Lives Conference - Celebrate "Womanhood"

Guest Speaker Revd Brenda Brown, Senior Pastor, Massachusetts Avenue Baptist Church Boston USA

Special Guest Music by Alysha Warren, International UK Gospel Artist

Music, Prayer and Worship,

Free Ticket Entry

12:00 Noon to 4:00pm Saturday 24th March 2018

Fulham Broadway Methodist Church, 452 Fulham Rd, London SW6 1BY

12:00pm Bring Your Lunch Fellowship Hour

1:00pm Praise and Worship, Revd Lola Brown

Welcome, Revd Mark Davenport

Aims and Objective of the Conference, Revd Lola

1:45pm Special Music Ministry, Alysha Warren

2:00pm Quiz on Significant Women, Revd Lola

Collection of donations of your gifts

2:30pm Coffee and Tea Break

2:45pm Song Ministry, Alysha

Introduction of Revd Brenda Brown, Revd Lola

3:00pm “The Challenges of Women in Leadership,” Revd Brenda

Prayer Time, Revd Lola

Stay for light refreshments & PLEASE SHARE THIS CONFERENCE WITH YOUR FRIENDS. Thank you.

Reverend Brenda Ann Brown is a 21st woman of substance in the 21st century church. She has contributed much to spiritual and secular leadership and is a respected figure amongst her peers.

Rev Brenda came to faith as a teenager and is currently fulfilling the Lord’s plan for her life. Having been a member Of Massachusetts Avenue Baptist Church for over 29 years, she served as Missionary, Women’s Fellowship Minister, Trustee, Deacon, Adult Choir, and filled in wherever needed.

In February 2015 Rev Brenda was awarded the National Association for the Advancement of Coloured People, Community Service Award, for her work in the City of Cambridge. The NAACP is a civil rights organization founded in 1909 to fight prejudice, lynching, and Jim Crow segregation, and to work for the betterment of "people of colour”.

Rev Brenda was installed as the Minister of the Massachusetts Avenue Baptist Church (127 yrs.’ Black Historical Church City of Cambridge) on April 26th 2015. She serves as the Executive Director of Project Manna (soup kitchen and food pantry) she is an active member of The Black Pastors Alliance Cambridge.