Mattie E. Coleman — Women's Missionary Society
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Scholarships — Women's Missionary Society
Mattie E. Coleman Scholarship. This is an annual scholarship for those pursuing higher education (including trade and technical schools). It is open to any member of the Christian Methodist …
Children's & CYF Ministry
The goal of the Mattie E. Coleman Department is to have an organized and functioning effectively Department in every place where there is a Missionary Society. The purpose is as follows: To …
Women's Missionary Council - The CME Church
In 1890, the Women’s Missionary Society became official. The Connectional Woman’s Society was formally organized on September 3, 1918 at Capers Memorial Church in Nashville. Dr. …
Mattie E. Coleman - Wikipedia
Mattie E. Coleman (1870–1943) was one of Tennessee's first African-American woman physicians. She was a religious feminist and suffragist who was instrumental in building …
About the WMC | cmewmc
Eleven Presidents have led the Council in an outstanding manner, namely: Dr. Mattie E. Coleman( 1918-1939), Mrs. Rossie T. Hollis (1939-1955), Mrs. E.W.F. Harris (1955-1963), …
Ministries | Walls Memorial CME Church
Mattie E. Coleman Department for youth age 12-17. Our meetings are the 1st Saturday of each month at 9:30 am. Sis. Anquenette Jackson, President. YOUTH & YOUNG ADULT. Psalm …
Ministries - Welcome - St. Matthew C.M.E
The Rossie T. Hollis, Mattie E. Coleman, and Phyllis H. Bedford are Departments for children and young adults. All our Circles and Departments are under the umbrella of our Ida Mae Black …
DR. MATTIE COLEMAN - William G. Pomeroy Foundation
Prior to the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment, Meharry Medical College graduate, Dr. Mattie E. Coleman fought for women’s right to vote as an organizer for the Tennessee Woman’s …
"Mattie E. Coleman" by Linda T. Wynn - Digital Scholarship
Wynn, Linda T., "Mattie E. Coleman" (2011). Profiles/Papers for the Nashville Conference on African American History and Culture. 43.
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