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Ministry Team

Our Pastor : Reverend Alecia Reeves-Freeman

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Pastor Alecia on Zoom
  April n2026
 
This month we will be commemorating and celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ. For centuries many Christians have reflected on, and
looked forward to the resurrection after a tedious and tasteless Good Friday experience. The Lenten journey is a necessity for us to arrive at the
resurrection because the resurrection is the highest and vital point in the development of the crucifixion story.
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Therefore, the truth is, there can be no resurrection without a Good Friday experience. We cannot arrive at the final destination without the Lenten journey. For when we travel, and arrive at Resurrection Sunday, we can boldly say that “Jesus Christ is Risen!” Especially as we remember those
persons who have witnessed to their faith in the midst of persecution, pains, and suffering. We can also proclaim that we worship, follow, and serve a
‘Risen Christ’ as we remain God’s presence in the world and a blessing to all people.

So, why is the resurrection important? And is it because of the promises for humanity? Well, the commemoration and celebration of the resurrection
have continued for centuries despite concerted efforts to disprove it. The Resurrection of Jesus Christ is the foundation of our faith and a vital part
of the promise made to humanity (John 11:25-26) where Jesus Christ states: “I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in me, though they die, yet shall they live.” Hence the resurrection has withstood the scrutiny of all investigations. That is, many professors of history and archeology who have  et out to disprove the fact of the resurrection have left with the clear testimony that history is an ally of the resurrection. And that Jesus Christ’s
resurrection secures our future; spiritually and physically.

So, as we rejoice in the resurrection, let us think about it this way; “Jesus died, was buried, and is risen from the dead!” Alleluia! Yes, Jesus Christ is
Risen indeed! Alleluia! Hence, if Jesus Christ can rise from the dead, we can trust Jesus Christ with all our human conditions and circumstances of our lives. We can further understand and experience what the Apostle Paul meant when he said that he wanted to know the power of the resurrection. For me, it means that the power is a wonderous working power, the hope, and
destiny of all who have faith in Jesus Christ. That power existed centuries ago, still exists today within each of us and among us. And that power is larger and greater than any power in the world.

WITH MUCH LOVE, BLESSING, AND PEACE IN HOPE OF THE RESURRECTION!
                                                         + Pastor Alecia 


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Dr. Americo Motta

Minister of Music : Dr. Americo Motta,
Over the past several years, he has served two churches as Music Director and with his special brand of enthusiasm, spiritualism, and cordiality.
He is also a Teaching Assistant at UMass Dartmouth and a past adjunct professor at Rhode Island College. 
He can be reached by email : [email protected]

Administrative Assistant: Carolyn DiSciullo

Our church office is open on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday, 9:00 to 1pm.  If you call the office (508)653-1674 or email [email protected], Carolyn will be the person who answers your call or responds to your email.  She is the welcome face when you stop by, always quick to help and certainly helps our busy congregation stay connected and informed.

Carolyn has attended Fisk United Methodist Church most of her life. She is happy to be serving the Church and congregation in the role of administrative assistant. She has a great love for Fisk United Methodist Church and for Fisk's congregation!