Justice Matters
“Justice Matters” – A Virtual Conversation with Los Angeles Black Leaders and Elected Officials . Click here to view a replay of the conversation between our leaders.
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2020 Capital Improvement Project
FAME Family, it’s time for a makeover. That’s right, our beautiful sanctuary, restrooms, and plaza level kitchen are going to be renovated but we need your help! Make your pledge today to contribute to our Capital Improvement Campaign. Pledge cards are available in the pew racks in front of you. Make a commitment, drop it…
2020 FAME Scholarship Application
Calling all Graduating High School Seniors, Community College and University Students. Applications for the 2020 FAME Scholarships will be available on the FAME website or in the church officebeginning on Sunday, March 1st. The Commission on Scholarship, Education and Training (CSET) originally intended to hold Application Workshops for students and parents on Sunday, March 22…
Installation of 2020 Officers
If you are a newly elected officer of a FAME Organization or Auxillary for the 2020 calendar year, the installation services will be held at noon on January 12, 2020. The president of each organization will come to the alter, and all other officers will be installed where they stand in the pews.
Other Links for information regarding the Covid-19 (corona virus)
Please click on the following links to get up to date information about the virus: Mayor Eric Garcetti announces new City of L.A. Guidelines. Current corona virus statistics from County of Los Angeles Corona virus Fact sheets from County of Los Angeles Public Health Department Latest information from the CDC
Black History Month
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HEART DISEASE AWARENESS
1/2 of all African-American women have Heart Disease STATISTICS ABOUT BLACK WOMEN AND HEART ATTACKS 1. Cardiovascular diseases kill nearly 50,000 African-American women annually.2. Of African-American women ages 20 and older, 49 percent have heart diseases.3. Only 1 in 5 African-American women believes she is personally at risk.4. Only 52 percent of African-American women are…