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04/21/2026

APRIL 21st-25th
Join us on for the 2026 Freedom Weekend 2026!

We have a weekend of events planned for everyone from youth to seniors; men and women; addressing various issues impacting our daily lives; education, labor and employment, senior tech, social justice, and health and wellness and more!

We have it covered for the entire community. You can register below to attend or come in-person.
Events are free and open to the public.

Register at freeinstitute.org!

02/04/2026

There is now zero legal justification — not even the pretense of pending litigation — for Michigan State University to dismantle equity programs. Yet MSU continues operating as if the Trump administration’s unconstitutional orders carry force of law.

02/04/2026

Celebrate with Us!

Join the NAACP Detroit Branch Religious Affairs Committee & NAACP Detroit Youth Council for�Moments in NAACP Detroit History: A Living Museum

🗓 Tuesday, February 10, 2026�⏰ 6 – 7:30 p.m.�📍 NAACP Detroit Branch

Experience powerful stories, living history, and community connection as we honor the legacy and impact of NAACP Detroit.

✔ Free & open to the public�✔ Light refreshments served
📲 Scan the QR code to RSVP and be part of this powerful evening

02/03/2026

https://pci.jotform.com/form/260275137723153

Join us for a fabulous Friday festivity!
You know how we do it…big, beautiful, blessed and beyond!
For more details go to the website: https:JEWJCC.org
and have an awesome evening planned. The cost covers your book, board, a charcuterie smorgasbord, beverages and more! They’ll be give-aways for the those with the most friends/family and more.

01/29/2026

We are excited to celebrate our 40th Anniversary. In 1986, Rev. Anthony started the process of implementing a community outreach arm of the church, Fellowship Chapel. He named it in honor of our founding pastor, and his mentor, Rev. James E. Wadsworth, Jr.

Over these last four decades we have enhanced the quality of life for tens of thousand in the community through programs and events. We have offered GED and SAT preparation, summer youth camps, senior programs, financial literacy, tutoring, youth development, healthy living and so much more.

One of our longest programs, also initiated by Rev. Anthony, that actually precedes our inception is our Isuthu (Ee-su-too) Rites of Passage mentoring program for boys ages 6-17. He brought it back following a trip abroad to west Africa. The principles and concepts help to grow boys into men. We also offer a female counterpart, Intonjane (In-tone-Johnny), for girls 6-17.

In addition to the Rites of Passage mentoring programs we currently provide tutoring and music lessons for youth, Toastmasters, Youth Leadership Academy, Adoption & Foster Care, Grandparents & Kinship Care, Sit ‘n Sew, an annual turkey dinner give-away and more.

We have been blessed to work in partnership, and collaboration, with many other dynamic organizations along the way and still today; just to name a few.

We are grateful for the grants and sponsors that have supported us along the journey as well;
DTE Foundation
Huntington Bank
Chemico; Leon & Cheryl Richardson
McDonalds Black Business Association
Ron & Lisolee Moten
Greektown/Hollywood Casino
Detroit Area Agency on Aging

Our biggest thanks and appreciation is for our volunteers, participants and Program Directors. Stay tuned for our upcoming events where we will recognize several of them and others in the community for their accomplishments.

“Boa Me Na Me Mmoa Wo” Help Me and Let Me Help You our motto and Adinkra symbol logo. We understand that we are all inextricably connected to one another other and that our mutual progress is beneficial to all.

01/07/2026

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