Larry Coleman, Chaplain and CRESC Board Member joins Pamela Roberts, member of Wesley Union AME Zion Church in Harrisburg and CRESC member on Sunday, July 30, 2017 at the "Welcoming Service" for the Rev. Dr. David T. Miller, the new pastor of the church.
Wesley Union AME Church is the oldest African American Church in Harrisburg and this year celebrated it's 201st Anniversary. The church in collaboration with CRESC Mentoring Committee, Pennsylvania Probation and Parole serves as the Tuesday site
from 2:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. for the weekly mentoring meeting. CRESC stands for Capital Region Ex-Offenders Support Coalition, one of 23 coalitions throughout the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania working on re-entry efforts on behalf of returning citizens.
A dinner was held at the church prior to the evening service to welcome Rev. Miller and his family who have relocated to the Harrisburg area from the State of California. Rev. Miller is originally from North Carolina.
Wesley Union AME Church is the oldest African American Church in Harrisburg and this year celebrated it's 201st Anniversary. The church in collaboration with CRESC Mentoring Committee, Pennsylvania Probation and Parole serves as the Tuesday site
from 2:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. for the weekly mentoring meeting. CRESC stands for Capital Region Ex-Offenders Support Coalition, one of 23 coalitions throughout the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania working on re-entry efforts on behalf of returning citizens.
A dinner was held at the church prior to the evening service to welcome Rev. Miller and his family who have relocated to the Harrisburg area from the State of California. Rev. Miller is originally from North Carolina.
Larry Coleman, Chaplain and CRESC Board Member joins Pamela Roberts, member of Wesley Union AME Zion Church in Harrisburg and CRESC member.
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