Rev. Gregg Heads in New Direction

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"I have had a fruitful ministry in Pittsburgh and will take the things that I learned as a pastor to my new position. I will share some of my successes and even some of my failures that I learned from with my new conference. I have had my first pastor's meeting and we have big things planned," she said. "For instance we will have a big celebration planned in February for the 250th birth of the founder of the AME Church, Richard Alien, for Founder's Day. I have also challenged the pastors in my conference to winning souls, which is something that I learned from my presiding elder when I was a pastor, and also for the larger churches to reach out to the smaller ones."

"We give kids Project Destiny experience. We help kids expand their horizons and get them to think beyond the small street they're from and are familiar with," Rev. Gregg said. "Our program gives family support, is a safe haven for youth and provides cultural experiences."

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Rev. Gregg Heads in New Direction

This year has brought many things for Rev. Brenda J. Gregg. Her nonprofit organization, Project Destiny, has grown. She was the recipient of the Pittsburgh branch NAACP Pastor of the Year a...

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