“Established in 1925” Rev. Griffin says. That fact alone demonstrates resilience. Community Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church has served Detroit’s Conant Gardens for almost a century.
Community Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church has a rich history. It has consistently championed community empowerment.
In the 1980s before it was popular, Community Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church offered computer training classes. Credit scrubbing followed in the 90s. The early 2000s saw energy awareness and sustainability workshops. Solar-powered LED lights were installed in 2013. Since 2007 the Community Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church has fed hundreds weekly.
Environmental stewardship is also a key tenet. Rev. Griffin believes God asks us to protect His creation. This church enhances His works.
Environmental justice is critical. Rev. Griffin understands climate change disproportionately affects communities of color. Her granddaughter died from an asthma attack at 14. This personal tragedy fuels her commitment.
Rev. Griffin hopes her congregation embraces sustainable energy. She envisions a community that values environmental consciousness. Michigan IPL supports Community Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church’s sustainability goals. They aid environmental improvements.
Community Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church received its IRS ruling in 2003. Its EIN is 38-2169114. As a church, it is not required to file Form 990.
Community Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church stands as a testament to faith. It is a commitment to community and environmental responsibility. It continues to serve. Its legacy grows. Community Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church is a beacon. It shines brightly in Detroit.