He became a lay minister for black members in a Methodist church and later founded African Episcopal Church of St. Thomas in Philadelphia, which petitioned to become an Episcopal parish.
He later founded St. Thomas African Church in Philadelphia, which petitioned to become an Episcopal parish. He became a lay minister for black members in a Methodist church.
He became a lay minister for black members in a Methodist church. He later founded St. Thomas African Church in Philadelphia, which petitioned to become an Episcopal parish.
He became a lay minister for black members in a Methodist church. He later founded St. Thomas African Church in Philadelphia, which petitioned to become an Episcopal parish.