Quinn Chapel AME Church Louisville KY
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Who we are
Quinn Chapel African Episcopal Church is located on 1901 West Muhammad Ali Boulevard, Louisville, Kentucky 40203. Quinn Chapel A.M.E. Church is also rich in history. It was the venue of the first school for people of African descent established. It was the gathering place for the Civil Rights effort that brought change in the city of Louisville, Kentucky. Quinn Chapel was the rally place for the first boycott of the Trolley cars in Louisville which led to the desegregation of the Trolley.
Quinn Chapel A.M.E. Church is a vibrant and growing church nestled in the urban setting. Our setting presents an ideal opportunity to serve the community. Most importantly, we are growing spiritually and seeking every opportunity to be empowered by the Holy Spirit for effective service.
Our Mission Statement:
Reaching Up To God In Vibrant Worship Reaching In Fellowship With Each Other Reaching Out In Service To Humanity
It's our goal not only to establish viable relationships within our church community but with the community we exist in. we are committed to the Matthew 28 imperative to "Go" into all the world, thus Christ has called us to serve the world.
Our Vision:
At every level of the Connection and in every local church, the AME Church shall engage in carrying out the spirit of the original Free African Society, out of which the AME Church evolved: that is, to seek out and save the lost, and to serve the needy. It is also the duty of Church to continue to encourage all members to become involved in all aspects of church training.
Quinn Chapel A.M.E. Church is a vibrant and growing church nestled in the urban setting. Our setting presents an ideal opportunity to serve the community. Most importantly, we are growing spiritually and seeking every opportunity to be empowered by the Holy Spirit for effective service.
Our Mission Statement:
Reaching Up To God In Vibrant Worship Reaching In Fellowship With Each Other Reaching Out In Service To Humanity
It's our goal not only to establish viable relationships within our church community but with the community we exist in. we are committed to the Matthew 28 imperative to "Go" into all the world, thus Christ has called us to serve the world.
At every level of the Connection and in every local church, the AME Church shall engage in carrying out the spirit of the original Free African Society, out of which the AME Church evolved: that is, to seek out and save the lost, and to serve the needy. It is also the duty of Church to continue to encourage all members to become involved in all aspects of church training.
Church Address
1901 W Muhammad Ali Blvd
Louisville,
KY
40203-1553
United States
Phone: 502-583-0324
Fax: 502-583-6223
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Church Pastor
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1901 W Muhammad Ali Blvd
Louisville,
KY
40203-1553
United States
Phone: 502-583-0324
Fax: 502-583-6223
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Rev. Walter W. Reid, Jr.
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The Reverend Walter Winstead Reid, Jr. was born January 15, 1960 in Louisville, Kentucky to the late Rev. Walter W. Reid Sr. and the late Mrs. Jerrie L. Reid. He is married to Evangelist Brenda L. Reid and is the proud father of three daughters, Kimberly, Brennan, and Shaquita; and grandfather of two, MaKayla and MaKenzi.
He has successfully matriculated as an alumnus of Trevecca Nazarene University where he holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Management. He also holds an Associate Degree in Business from Nashville Community State College. Reverend Reid has furthered his post graduate studies at the Memphis Theological Seminary and at Trevecca Nazarene University where he obtained a Master’s Degree of Theological Studies.
Reverend Reid’s extensive experience in the Banking Industry led to his personal and professional associations with the Minority Banker’s Association and the Chamber of Commerce. This same experience of over 20 years further lends itself to his significant accomplishments in the areas of finance and construction, more specifically, a variety of projects that were initiated or completed during his pastorates. Most notably, those projects have included the building of an Educational Facility and Sanctuary expansion at St. John A.M.E. Church in Springfield, Tennessee, along with the acquisition of land. Rev. Reid also served as coordinator for a substantial tornado restoration project at St. Peter A.M.E. Church, Clarksville, Tennessee, an important landmark that is recorded on the National Register of Historic Places, along with acquisition of land.
Under the auspices of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, he is a fifth generation A.M.E. minister. Previously, he has served as Pastor of St. James A.M.E. Church, Memphis, Tennessee; St. Peter A.M.E.
Church, Clarksville, Tennessee; St. John A.M.E. Church, Springfield, Tennessee, Clayborn Chapel A.M.E Church, Williamsport, Tennessee, Greater Bethel A.M.E. Church, Nashville TN and served as Presiding Elder of the North and South District of the Tennessee Annual conference. He is currently appointed as the Presiding Elder of the Louisville District of the Kentucky Annual Conference and Senior Pastor of Quinn Chapel A.M.E. Church, Louisville, Kentucky.
He has successfully matriculated as an alumnus of Trevecca Nazarene University where he holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Management. He also holds an Associate Degree in Business from Nashville Community State College. Reverend Reid has furthered his post graduate studies at the Memphis Theological Seminary and at Trevecca Nazarene University where he obtained a Master’s Degree of Theological Studies.
Reverend Reid’s extensive experience in the Banking Industry led to his personal and professional associations with the Minority Banker’s Association and the Chamber of Commerce. This same experience of over 20 years further lends itself to his significant accomplishments in the areas of finance and construction, more specifically, a variety of projects that were initiated or completed during his pastorates. Most notably, those projects have included the building of an Educational Facility and Sanctuary expansion at St. John A.M.E. Church in Springfield, Tennessee, along with the acquisition of land. Rev. Reid also served as coordinator for a substantial tornado restoration project at St. Peter A.M.E. Church, Clarksville, Tennessee, an important landmark that is recorded on the National Register of Historic Places, along with acquisition of land.
Under the auspices of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, he is a fifth generation A.M.E. minister. Previously, he has served as Pastor of St. James A.M.E. Church, Memphis, Tennessee; St. Peter A.M.E.
Church, Clarksville, Tennessee; St. John A.M.E. Church, Springfield, Tennessee, Clayborn Chapel A.M.E Church, Williamsport, Tennessee, Greater Bethel A.M.E. Church, Nashville TN and served as Presiding Elder of the North and South District of the Tennessee Annual conference. He is currently appointed as the Presiding Elder of the Louisville District of the Kentucky Annual Conference and Senior Pastor of Quinn Chapel A.M.E. Church, Louisville, Kentucky.
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Pastor Troy I. and Dr. Maxine L. Thomas (years of ministry 2013-2022)
The Reverend Troy I. Thomas served as the Pastor of Quinn Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church from 2013 till 2022. Previously He served as Presiding Elder of the Lexington District and was Pastor of the Historic St. Paul AME Church in Lexington, Kentucky. His wife, Reverend Maxine serves along with him as First Lady and Assistant Pastor of Quinn Chapel.
Reverend Thomas accepted his call into ministry at Bethel AME Church - Baltimore, MD under the Pastoral leadership of Bishop John R. Bryant (then Reverend) in 1988. He was ordained an Itinerant Elder in 1994 and was assigned to his first Pastoral charge at the same Annual Conference. His ministry has made room for him as he has served as pastor of Morris Brown AME Church in Philadelphia, PA before his appointment as Senior Pastor of Historic St. Paul AME Church Lexington, Kentucky in December 2007. He received the appointment as Presiding Elder in November 2010 by Bishop Vashti McKenzie.
Reverend Thomas is a native of Baltimore Maryland. Raised in Columbia, Maryland, Reverend Thomas completed the Howard County Public School System and furthered his education by accepting a Math Scholarship to UMBC for his BA Degree in Finance; later he went to New Brunswick Theological Seminary in New Brunswick, New Jersey for his Masters of Divinity Degree.
Reverend Thomas has an extensive background in Finance and Leadership Training. Reverend Thomas participates in the community by serving on several community boards and holding memberships in civic organizations as well. He is an active member of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity. Reverend Thomas shares the precepts of community activism as he served as Chair of the Black Church Coalition of the Bluegrass in Lexington, KY. Additionally he is a member of the Board of Trustees for the Lexington Historical Museum. Also, he served on the Board of Directors as 1st Vice President for the Lexington Blazin’ Cats Youth Track Team. Reverend Thomas is a Judicatory Advisory Board Member of the Kentucky Council of Churches. His commitment to community service has lead to being the recipient of various community awards and citations.
In ministry, Reverend Thomas, along with his wife, Reverend Maxine, shares a Team Ministry to meet the needs of the congregation and the community at large. Together they have shared in Marriage retreats and conferences. Reverend Thomas conducts workshops and seminars on Finance and Tithing, Leadership, Men’s Ministry, and AME Church Administration.
Reverend Thomas has been married for 26 years to his lovely wife, Reverend Maxine and together they have three beautiful daughters, Tricia -22, Traci-20 and Trina-19.
The Reverend Troy I. Thomas served as the Pastor of Quinn Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church from 2013 till 2022. Previously He served as Presiding Elder of the Lexington District and was Pastor of the Historic St. Paul AME Church in Lexington, Kentucky. His wife, Reverend Maxine serves along with him as First Lady and Assistant Pastor of Quinn Chapel.
Reverend Thomas accepted his call into ministry at Bethel AME Church - Baltimore, MD under the Pastoral leadership of Bishop John R. Bryant (then Reverend) in 1988. He was ordained an Itinerant Elder in 1994 and was assigned to his first Pastoral charge at the same Annual Conference. His ministry has made room for him as he has served as pastor of Morris Brown AME Church in Philadelphia, PA before his appointment as Senior Pastor of Historic St. Paul AME Church Lexington, Kentucky in December 2007. He received the appointment as Presiding Elder in November 2010 by Bishop Vashti McKenzie.
Reverend Thomas is a native of Baltimore Maryland. Raised in Columbia, Maryland, Reverend Thomas completed the Howard County Public School System and furthered his education by accepting a Math Scholarship to UMBC for his BA Degree in Finance; later he went to New Brunswick Theological Seminary in New Brunswick, New Jersey for his Masters of Divinity Degree.
Reverend Thomas has an extensive background in Finance and Leadership Training. Reverend Thomas participates in the community by serving on several community boards and holding memberships in civic organizations as well. He is an active member of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity. Reverend Thomas shares the precepts of community activism as he served as Chair of the Black Church Coalition of the Bluegrass in Lexington, KY. Additionally he is a member of the Board of Trustees for the Lexington Historical Museum. Also, he served on the Board of Directors as 1st Vice President for the Lexington Blazin’ Cats Youth Track Team. Reverend Thomas is a Judicatory Advisory Board Member of the Kentucky Council of Churches. His commitment to community service has lead to being the recipient of various community awards and citations.
In ministry, Reverend Thomas, along with his wife, Reverend Maxine, shares a Team Ministry to meet the needs of the congregation and the community at large. Together they have shared in Marriage retreats and conferences. Reverend Thomas conducts workshops and seminars on Finance and Tithing, Leadership, Men’s Ministry, and AME Church Administration.
Reverend Thomas has been married for 26 years to his lovely wife, Reverend Maxine and together they have three beautiful daughters, Tricia -22, Traci-20 and Trina-19.
Ministerial Staff
Reverend George Mays
Reverend Linda Roberts Jackson
Reverend Robert C. Sherrod, Sr.
Reverend Laurice Martin
Evangelist Norma Faith Bean
Brother Chartrael Hall
Reverend George Mays
Reverend Linda Roberts Jackson
Reverend Robert C. Sherrod, Sr.
Reverend Laurice Martin
Evangelist Norma Faith Bean
Brother Chartrael Hall
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Belma Lunderman McClaskey
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Quinn Chapel AME Church Service Times
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Sunday Church School 9:30 am
Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 am
Wednesday Bible Study 6:00 pm via Zoom
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Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 am
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Quinn Chapel AME Church History
One of Louisville’s oldest African American congregations, Quinn Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church, Louisville, Kentucky, was established in 1838 as “Bethel, House of God”, in a room over a public stable at Second and Main Streets. The Church is named after the Right Reverend William Paul Quinn, a Senior Bishop in the A.M.E. Church (from 1848 to 1873) and the first African American Bishop to visit the City of Louisville, Kentucky.
About 10 years after its founding, the Church relocated to Fourth and Green (now named ‘Liberty’) Streets., where it became known also as the ‘Old Fourth Street Church’.
After another move to Ninth and Green Streets and a short stay, a new brick building for the Church was completed and dedicated in 1854 at Ninth Street and Walnut Street (now ‘Muhammad Ali Boulevard’).
There the Church remained until 1910, when it moved to its fifth location at 912 West Chestnut Street. The building, originally built in 1884, was purchased from Weaver Memorial Baptist Church, a white congregation. This building is noted as a prime example of the Gothic Revival architectural style.
Quinn Chapel has retained its integrity in design, materials and craftsmanship. The eastern steeple has been removed but original stained glass windows and decorative masonry features are still intact. The building was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1980.
The now Quinn Chapel Church was erected, and the congregation transitioned there in 2002, located on Muhammad Ali Boulevard between 19th and 20th Streets. This is the current and perhaps its final location at 1901 West Muhammad Ali Boulevard, Louisville, Kentucky.
About 10 years after its founding, the Church relocated to Fourth and Green (now named ‘Liberty’) Streets., where it became known also as the ‘Old Fourth Street Church’.
After another move to Ninth and Green Streets and a short stay, a new brick building for the Church was completed and dedicated in 1854 at Ninth Street and Walnut Street (now ‘Muhammad Ali Boulevard’).
Quinn Chapel has retained its integrity in design, materials and craftsmanship. The eastern steeple has been removed but original stained glass windows and decorative masonry features are still intact. The building was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1980.
The now Quinn Chapel Church was erected, and the congregation transitioned there in 2002, located on Muhammad Ali Boulevard between 19th and 20th Streets. This is the current and perhaps its final location at 1901 West Muhammad Ali Boulevard, Louisville, Kentucky.
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"The lover of silence draws close to God. He talks to Him in secret and God enlightens him".John Climacus
Quinn Chapel AME Church listing was last updated on the 1st of June, 2023
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