Background
Williams, Mamie Alethia was born on August 13, 1950 in Sumter, South Carolina, United States.
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Mamie Alethia Williams
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Bachelor Bachelor in Religion, Philosophy and Social Science, Claflin University, 1972. Master of Divinity, Wesley Theological Seminary, Washington, 1978.
Career
Clergy Calvary United Methodist Church, Washington,, 1977—1982, Centennial-Caroline Street United Methodist Church, Baltimore, 1982—1988, Hughes United Methodist Church, Washington, 1988—1998. District superintendent Baltimore-Washington Conference United Methodist Church, Columbia, Maryland, since 1998. Preacher National History Convocation, 1978, Northeast Jurisdictional Laity Convocation, 1985, Eighth Annual Session, Zimbabwe Annual Conference, 1987.
Acting president Southern Chrisitian Leadership Conference, Baltimore. Pastoral counselor Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore. Pastor Hughes Memorial United Methodist Church, Washington, 1988—1998, Centennial-Caroline St. United Methodist Church, Baltimore, 1982—1988, Calvary United Methodist Church, Washington, 1977—1982.
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Membership
Delaware World Conference on Peace and Freedom, 1979, National Youth/Young Adult Consultation, 1972. President Washington Inner City Self-Help, Washington. Chair National Council Negro Women Interfaith Breakfast, Annapolis City Public Housing Transition Team, Annapolis, Maryland.
3d vice president National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Baltimore. Member National Black Methodist for Church Renewal Board, 1980—1988. Co-chairperson National Clergy Women's Consultation, 1987.
Steering committee member of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Interfaith, 1985—1988. Treasurer Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance, Baltimore, 1984—1986. Member Interfaith Committee on Hunger, 1979—1982.
Delegate World Conference on Peace and Freedom, 1979, National Youth/Young Adult Consultation, 1972, World Methodist Council, Brazil, 1995. Steering committee member Design Team of Clergy Women's Consultation and United Methodist Women's National Seminar, 1983. On-site coordinator National Racial Ethnic Ministry Committee, 1982.
Member Shalom Zone Mission to Zimbabwe, 1998—1999, 1998—1999. Chair, Ecumenical Prayer Breakfast National Black Family Reunion, since 1996. Member Board Ordained Minstry/Candidacy Registrar, 1984—1992.
Chairperson Ecumenical Prayer Breakfast, National Black Family Reunion, since 1996. Board directors Church Association Community Service, 1991, Council of Churches of Greater Washington, 1991—1998. Third vice president National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (Baltimore branch), 1987—1988.
