Rev. Tony Lee is the founder and Senior Pastor of the Community of Hope A.M.E. Church in Hillcrest Heights, MD. Community of Hope is recognized throughout the region for its innovative ministry, social engagement, and community outreach. The growing church has gained national recognition for its work around HIV/AIDS, violence prevention, community/police partnerships, and educational advocacy. Their work has also been highlighted in the documentary The Gospel Of Healing.
Rev Lee is the writer of an upcoming book, Relevant (Spring 2020), and a contributor for the books Being A Black Man: At The Corner Of Progress And Peril and Reach: 40 Black Men Speak On Living, Loving & Succeeding. Rev. Lee also serves as the Board Chair for the Naylor Road/Branch Avenue CDC, convener for the National Coalition Of Black Civic Participation’s Black Male Initiative, member of the Board Of Visitors for the Howard University School Of Divinity and is an HIV Ambassador for the NAACP.
Maybe (just maybe) you've heard him on the radio in the DC area on Entercom Radio’s WPGC 95.5 FM, on BET’s Joyful Noise, or at Bishop TD Jakes' 2019 International Pastors & Leadership Conference.
In this episode, we talk about flourishing in your calling. Part of reflecting the "imago deo" (image of God) that is innate in each of us, is to learn how to be ourselves wherever we go. No one's mission or personality is the same. Listen, share, repeat!
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