First African Methodist Episcopal Church

A very welcoming church. I find it interesting that the only review of the church is all about the pastor rather than the church community, atmosphere, or … Um … Jesus.
The few times we visited my kids really learned in sunday school about biblical stories but still felt apart of the main congregation. Adults speak to the kids & the church makes sure the kids encouraged & covered in Christ love.
I really appreciated my time at this church
To be completely honest, the only reason we stop visiting this church is do to politics. You ask can kid join a group and its stated age limit is 5. Your kid turns 5 and you ask again and now the limit is 6. Funny, because the age seems to change with the directors kids age. A small example, but their are numerous others.
Anyhow this is a decent Christ believing church

Witness of the Biblical scripture, «Here is my servant whom I have chosen, the one I love, in whom I delight; I will put my Spirit on him…» is reflected in the living testimony of this dynamic preacher. Among his ministry appointments, assignments to Christ Our Redeemer A.M.E. Church, Denver, Colorado and Hubbard Chapel A.M.E. Church in LaJunta, Colorado; served as Church Administrator, Associate Minister, and Assistant Youth Minister at Shorter Community A.M.E. Church in Denver; and as the Christian Education Director and Sunday School Superintendent at Payne Chapel A.M.E. Church in Colorado Springs.
«Reverend Ralph» is especially concerned about the future facing the youth who have no foundation in a faith tradition and knowledge of Jesus Christ. As a result, he devoted considerable time to working with «Faith Trek», a spiritual journey curriculum through the Iliff School of Theology, designed to help young people ages 16 – 18 reach their spiritual potential.
Pastor Williamson has received many special awards and honors recognizing his professional, academic and community achievements, including being named as «Preacher of the Year» by the A.M.E. Church Fifth District Lay Organization; «Pastor of the Year» by the A.M.E. Church Southern California Conference Young People’s Department; «Minister of the Year» by Gamma Phi Delta Sorority, Inc., Far Western Regional Conference; and the «Spiritual Leadership Appreciation Award» by the City of Las Vegas Diversity Planning Team.
Reverend Dr. Ralph E. Williamson was appointed as the pastor of First African Methodist Episcopal Church, in North Las Vegas, Nevada. His spiritual focus for his congregation is «Reaching for Excellence Through the Word of God.»
Reverend Williamson received his Doctorate of Ministry at United Theological Seminary in Dayton, Ohio; a Master of Divinity at the Iliff School of Theology; and a Bachelor of Science Degree from Colorado Christian University. He is also a graduate of the Harvard University Summer Leadership Conference.
Dr. Williamson is a member of the Las Vegas Chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), the Ministerial Alliance of Southern Nevada, and the North Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce. He also serves as CEO/​President of Focus, Inc., Focus Community Development Corporation, and former CEO/​President of FAME Transportation, Inc.