Trinity AME Church

Specialties

Spiritual Enlightenment, Christian Education & Prayer

History

Established in 1933.

In 1933, Rev. Kinlock, his wife and four to five other Christians founded Trinity A.M.E. Church. Trinity started off in a cold water flat on the lower West side in New York City, and by 1934 Trinity became a part of the African Methodist Episcopal Church and was named Trinity A.M.E. Church.

In 1943, Rev. Julius Major was appointed as Trinity’s pastor. Under Rev. Major’s pastorate and along with Trinity’s dedicated congregation, they purchased the current three story property located at 259 West 126^th Street in Harlem, NY.

Under the pastorate of Rev. Paul J. Morrison the cornerstone was laid, an organ and piano were purchased, and the mortgage was paid

off. At last, a Church structure stood erect for Trinity’s members to worship.

The Church continues to grow in spirit and love, under the leadership of our current pastor,

Rev. Miranda L. Harrison

Meet the Manager

Rev. Miranda L. Harrison H.

Manager

Rev. Miranda Lucille Harrison is the Pastor of Trinity African Methodist Episcopal Church located in Harlem, New York. She is a native of Brooklyn, New York.

Rev. Harrison preached her first sermon in 2003 at the St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal church in Rockville Center where the late Elliot J. Hobbs was the Pastor. She became an Ordained Itinerant Elder in the African Methodist Episcopal Church in 2009. Before being called to the Trinity Pulpit as Pastor Rev. Harrison served as an Associate Minister at the St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church in Rockville Centre, where the Pastor is Rev. Eleanor Dixon-​Hobbs.

Rev. Harrison has a Master’s in Human Services from Lincoln University.

She has a Master’s in Educational Leadership from Bank Street College of Education. Rev. Harrison being a proponent of education furthered her studies and earned a Master’s in Divinity, from New Brunswick Theological Seminary.

She is a powerful and dynamic preacher and teacher. Rev. Harrison