WTIM "Clergy Sister," The Rev. Dr. Wilma R. Johnson, Senior Pastor, New Prospect Missionary Baptist Church, Detroit, MI transitioned from Labor to Reward on September 30th, 2016.
Dr. Johnson was a pioneer among female clergy across the Nation, becoming the first female to pastor a major African American Baptist church (over 3,000 members) in the Detroit area. Dr. Johnson was a dear friend and supporter of WTIM. To read our tribute to Dr. Johnson, click here. To read her story, click here.
Dr. Johnson was a pioneer among female clergy across the Nation, becoming the first female to pastor a major African American Baptist church (over 3,000 members) in the Detroit area. Dr. Johnson was a dear friend and supporter of WTIM. To read our tribute to Dr. Johnson, click here. To read her story, click here.
Fellowship...Encouragement...Inspiration...Education...Support
Welcome to the Women Together in Ministry of Greater Cleveland website!
Hebrews 10:25 (NIV) declares:
"Let
us not give up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but
let us encourage one another - and all the more as you see the Day
approaching."
Our prayer is that this site will serve as a vehicle to help the female clergy of the Greater Cleveland area to network, learn about resources, gain encouragement, strength and further opportunities to serve this present age! If you would like to be included in our online web directory, or if you have a ministry event that you would like to share , please email us at shepastor1@hotmail.com.
Visit the WTIM Directory! Discover what's happening
in our churches throughout the Greater Cleveland Area by going to
the online Directory and clicking on the individual church/pastor's
websites!
Check out our "Resources" page to view books written by some of our WTIM "Clergy Sisters," blogs and community resources!
Clergy Women "Leading by Example..." see pictures and read more by clicking on our "Photo Gallery" and "What's Up With WTIM!"
Be sure to visit the "Upcoming Events" page for highlighted activities sponsored by our churches, clergy and community agencies