
Official Statement on Police Brutality
Understanding the complexity of mitigating racial injustice, and the central role community partners play in social justice work, the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World joins voice with civic and religious leaders across the nation in pledging to work for community healing, justice and reconciliation. Drawing upon the example of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., we encourage peaceful demonstrations and cooperative efforts to affect positive and ethical community change. The Pentecostal Assemblies of the World will continue to advocate for enacting social policies that mitigate racial injustice and we will continue to work as community partners to improve our neighborhoods and communities.
Bishop Theodore L. Brooks, Sr. | Presiding Bishop
Bishop Mark C. Tolbert | 1st Assistant Presiding Bishop
Bishop Michael D. Hannah, Sr. | 2nd Assistant Presiding Bishop
Suffragan Bishop Craig S. High | General Secretary
Suffragan Bishop Ann Story-Pratt | Assistant General Secretary
Suffragan Bishop Maxie Dobson | General Treasurer
Suffragan Bishop Leon E. Parker | Assistant General Treasurer