SMBC Youth Ministry
The Youth Ministry exists to guide our young people in developing a genuine relationship with Jesus Christ and a strong foundation of faith that will carry them through every stage of life. We aim to equip, empower, and encourage our youth to live boldly for Christ in their homes, schools, and communities. Our goal is to raise up a generation of believers who love God, serve others, and lead with integrity. The Youth Ministry is not just a program—it’s a family where young people are valued, heard, and inspired to make a difference for Christ.
Sis. Allison White/Sis Sharon Bullock Co-Chairpersons
Dec. Wilbert Walker, Advisor
Bro. Joseph Lawrence, Cultural Arts Committee
SMBC Music Ministries
To bring together people, instruments, and songs to create a worship atmosphere through music at Second Missionary Baptist Church. We currently consist of five Choirs, which are the Senior Choir, Male Chorus, Young Adult Choir, Youth Choir, and the Mass Choir which consist of a combination of all choirs. This gathering of Christian Worshipers is devoted to Ministering through songs and teachings of the Gospel of Jesus Christ and the inherent promises associated therewith. At the sound of the melodious music, the church body becomes united, and all focus turns to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
Dec. Daryl Strange, Music Chairperson
Dec. Donald Biggs, Vice Chairperson
Bro. James Waller, Male Chorus
Sis. Allison White, Women’s
Sis. Dr. Monica Davis, Youth Choir
Bro. Buddy McLeod, Lead Musician
Bro David Wright, Drummer
SMBC Missions and Outreach
Ministry will carry on missions representing God’s Church while serving on a religious mission to spread a religious faith among unbelievers and to engage in charitable work with religious support, reaching out to the community, spiritually and physically, through scripture, prayer, teaching the Word of God, providing food and clothing to the needy, and sending missionaries out to promote Christianity in a foreign country. Following the Great Commission as stated by Jesus, our Lord and Savior, “Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all things that I have commanded you; and lo, I am with you always, even to the end of the age.” Amen. (Matthew 28:19-20, NKJV
Sis. Taryon Davis, Chairperson
Bro Chris McMillan, Vice-Chair
Rev John Harris, Ministry Assistant, SASI
Dec. Darryl Strange, Food Bank
Sis. Bobbie Williams, Kitchen
Young and Middle Adult Ministry
The Young and Middle Adult Ministry is designed to equip and empower young men and women to grow in faith, purpose, and community during one of the most pivotal seasons of life. Open to those navigating college, careers, and adulthood, this ministry provides spiritual support, mentorship, and fellowship opportunities that encourage a deeper relationship with Christ. Grounded in Proverbs 3:5–6, our mission is to help young adults seek God’s direction in every area of their lives—faith, relationships, work, and service. Through Bible study, worship, outreach, small groups, and social events, we aim to create a space where young adults can connect authentically, serve passionately, and live out their faith boldly. The Young and Middle Adult Ministry is committed to building a generation of believers who lead with integrity, walk in purpose, and impact their world for Christ—both inside and outside the church walls.
Sis. Tiara Bostick, Young Adult Ministry, Chairperson
SMBC Laymen’s League
Task of recruiting young men and working with them on matters concerning the church and spiritual growth. The goal is to help them grow in grace and knowledge of God’s word and of principles set forth in the bible. With this, all young men will become Kingdom Men by God’s grace and mercy.
Dec. Richard Campbell, Chairperson
Rev. Perry Williams, Advisor
Communication and Publicity Ministry
The Communication and Publicity Ministry is dedicated to sharing the message of Christ and the mission of our church with clarity, creativity, and excellence. This ministry works to keep our congregation and community informed, inspired, and connected through a variety of media platforms and communication channels. Our team oversees church announcements, print materials, social media, photography, video production, and website updates—ensuring that all outreach efforts reflect the spirit and vision of our church. Within this ministry, the Audio-Visual Team plays a vital role in enhancing the worship experience and extending the church’s reach beyond the sanctuary. They manage sound, lighting, live streaming, and multimedia presentations, helping to deliver the Word of God with excellence and impact. Grounded in Colossians 3:17 – “And whatever you do, in word or deed, do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus,” this ministry strives to glorify God through every image, sound, and message shared. By using modern tools and technology, we seek to tell the story of our faith community and invite others to experience the love of Christ.
Sis Lekeesha Robinson, Chairperson
Dec. Frank Harleston, Audio-Visual/IT
Sis Candace Spann, Marquee
The Christian Education Ministry
The purpose of the Second Missionary Baptist Church Christian Education Ministry is to help youth and adults enhance their knowledge, faith, and practice of Christianity through teaching
and discipleship. It is a foundational component of church life that aims to develop spiritually mature believers who are striving to understand the Bible and to live according to its principles.
Sis. Dr. Jan Johnson, Chairperson
Sis. Carolyn Coleman, Youth Church
Dec. Donald Biggs, Sunday School Superintendent
Sis. Linda Thomas, New Members
Sis. Doris Biggs, New Members, VBS
Sis. Sharon Bullock, Scholarship
The Cultural Arts Ministry
The Cultural Arts Ministry celebrates the creative gifts that God has placed within His people by using the arts to glorify Him and uplift others. Through music, dance, drama, visual arts, spoken word, and creative expression, this ministry seeks to communicate the Gospel in meaningful and impactful ways.
Grounded in Psalm 150:6 – “Let everything that has breath praise the Lord,” the ministry provides opportunities for individuals to share their talents while promoting spiritual growth, cultural appreciation, and community engagement. The Cultural Arts Ministry aims to inspire worship, encourage unity, and reflect the beauty and diversity of God’s creation. By blending faith and creativity, we strive to touch hearts, strengthen fellowship, and point all glory back to God.
Trustee Joseph Lawrence
Pulpit Aide Ministry
The Pulpit Aide Ministry is devoted to serving the pastor, visiting ministers, and congregation with hearts of compassion and excellence. This ministry ensures that all pulpit and worship needs are met, helping to create a sacred and orderly environment where the Word of God can go forth without distraction. In addition to preparing the pulpit area and providing hospitality for guest speakers, the ministry extends its service through bereavement and benevolence care. Members offer comfort and assistance to families during times of loss, as well as support to those experiencing hardship—demonstrating the love of Christ through acts of kindness and compassion. The Pulpit Aide Ministry also takes responsibility for documenting the church’s history, preserving the legacy of God’s faithfulness through photographs, written records, and reports of ministry activities. By keeping an accurate record of the church’s journey, the ministry helps ensure that future generations can look back and see how God has worked in and through His people. Grounded in Galatians 6:10 – “As we have therefore opportunity, let us do good unto all men, especially unto them who are of the household of faith,” the Pulpit Aide Ministry strives to honor God by honoring those who labor in His service. Through prayer, service, and compassion, the ministry seeks to uplift the pastor, strengthen the church family, and glorify God in all things.
Dec. Robert Johnson, Chairperson
Dec. James Lyles, Bereavement Committee
Sis Arletha Campbell, Benevolence Committee
Sis Joann Adams, Historic Committee