Cummins Memorial Theological Seminary is an Anglican, Biblical and Evangelical educational institution. Steeped in a long and rich tradition of providing education to newly freed slaves, the Cummins Memorial Theological Seminary (CMTS) has been a critical institution in the life of the Diocese of the Southeast of the Reformed Episcopal Church and the metropolitan Charleston, South Carolina area.
At Cummins Memorial Theological Seminary we endeavor to provide theological and educational opportunities that enable ministers and lay persons to enhance their religious training by taking courses designed to meet their needs in life and work of the church. The purpose of the Seminary is to give training not only for the “Pastoral Office”, but also for other church vocations.
The Cummins Memorial Theological Seminary Alumni Banquet celebrates graduates, alumni and current students of CMTS. It also serves as a fundraiser where proceeds benefit programming of the seminary.
At Cummins Memorial Theological Seminary we endeavor to provide theological and educational opportunities that enable ministers and lay persons to enhance their religious training by taking courses designed to meet their needs in life and work of the church. The purpose of the Seminary is to give training not only for the “Pastoral Office”, but also for other church vocations.
The Cummins Memorial Theological Seminary Alumni Banquet celebrates graduates, alumni and current students of CMTS. It also serves as a fundraiser where proceeds benefit programming of the seminary.
Location
Cummins Memorial Theological Seminary Alumni Banquet
Alfred Williams Community Center
4441 Durant Ave , Charleston, SC
Alfred Williams Community Center
4441 Durant Ave , Charleston, SC
Date & Time
May 13, 2022
Meet & Greet - 6:30 PM
Banquet - 7:00PM
Meet & Greet - 6:30 PM
Banquet - 7:00PM
Speaker & Musical Performance
Pastor H.E. Dixon &
The Ministries of
Truth Tabernacle
The Ministries of
Truth Tabernacle
Henry E. Dixon the first son and the third child of the late Edward Dixon Jr., and Victoria B. Dixon. He was born in the Saw Mill Section of Cordesville, South Carolina on January 02, 1950. He was educated in the Berkeley County School System and graduated from the Berkeley Training High School in 1969. He furthered his studies at Trident Technical College, North Charleston, South Carolina and Cummins Memorial Theological Seminary, Summerville, South Carolina. On September 03, 1975, it was prophesied that Pastor Dixon would be the founder and pastor of Truth Tabernacle Church which later became a reality in that same year. The church is now known as the Ministries of Truth Tabernacle. He has evangelized and has preached all over South Carolina and throughout the United States. Pastor Dixon was privileged to record his first CD project entitled “Old Time Country Church featuring Pastor Dixon and Truth Tabernacle” in 2007. In 2009, “Old Time Country Church was nominated for the Prestige Award at the North Carolina Radio Announcers Guild in Greenville, North Carolina. Time Life Music Department also featured Pastor Dixon and Truth Tabernacle on their hit CD project “Shouting Down the Aisle” with the song entitle “Oh Lord, I’m Asking You One More Time.” Pastor Dixon is the full time pastor of the Ministries of Truth Tabernacle. He is also a member of the North Carolina Radio Announcers Guild and the Gospel Music Worship of America. Pastor Dixon is married to the former Prince E. Crawford. They have four sons – Arturo, Ronald, Omar and Jody. He has two brothers and three sisters
2022 Cummins Memorial Theological Seminary Alumni Banquet
Souvenir Booklet
Souvenir Booklet
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May 1, 2022
to be included in this year's souvenir booklet.
May 1, 2022
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Rev. Dr. Julius Barnes
President/Dean of
Cummins Memorial Theological Seminary
President/Dean of
Cummins Memorial Theological Seminary
Greetings from CMTS President/Dean...
Imagine the possibilities...
I greet you in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ and invite you to attend our 2022 Annual Alumni Banquet and Gala with much excitement and gratitude. On this most elaborate occasion, we come together to celebrate and give God thanks for you, our alumni, graduates, and friends.
As the Cummins Seminary family and friends gather, we must not forget our commitment to our mission, "Equipping church leaders with the theological foundation and skills to reach within and beyond the Church with the Gospel of Jesus Christ."
Imagine the possibilities CMTS has to grow, equip, and reach within our churches, training much-needed men and women for the ministry and reaching beyond winning lost souls for the kingdom worldwide.
With your continued commitment, prayers, and financial support, we can achieve; (1) Accreditation, (2) Fiscal stability, (3) Expand learning opportunities, (4) Improve operational excellence, (5) Upgrade needed technology, (6) Provide collaborative partnership and (7) Empower student success and community engagement.
Alumni, graduates, and friends imagine the possibilities of creating a giving environment that would elevate Cummins to the next level of theological education.
"Now unto Him, that is able to do exceedingly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that worketh in us, Unto Him be glory in the Church by Christ Jesus throughout all ages world without end. Amen." (Ephesians 3:20, 21 KJV)
Rev. Dr. Julius Barnes
President/Dean
I greet you in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ and invite you to attend our 2022 Annual Alumni Banquet and Gala with much excitement and gratitude. On this most elaborate occasion, we come together to celebrate and give God thanks for you, our alumni, graduates, and friends.
As the Cummins Seminary family and friends gather, we must not forget our commitment to our mission, "Equipping church leaders with the theological foundation and skills to reach within and beyond the Church with the Gospel of Jesus Christ."
Imagine the possibilities CMTS has to grow, equip, and reach within our churches, training much-needed men and women for the ministry and reaching beyond winning lost souls for the kingdom worldwide.
With your continued commitment, prayers, and financial support, we can achieve; (1) Accreditation, (2) Fiscal stability, (3) Expand learning opportunities, (4) Improve operational excellence, (5) Upgrade needed technology, (6) Provide collaborative partnership and (7) Empower student success and community engagement.
Alumni, graduates, and friends imagine the possibilities of creating a giving environment that would elevate Cummins to the next level of theological education.
"Now unto Him, that is able to do exceedingly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that worketh in us, Unto Him be glory in the Church by Christ Jesus throughout all ages world without end. Amen." (Ephesians 3:20, 21 KJV)
Rev. Dr. Julius Barnes
President/Dean
Bishop William J. White
Bishop Ordinary of the Diocese
of the Southeast REC/ACNA
Bishop Ordinary of the Diocese
of the Southeast REC/ACNA
Bishop William J. White was Instituted and Invested as the new Bishop Ordinary of the Diocese of the Southeast (REC/ACNA) on December 12, 2020. He was educated in the public schools of Berkeley County, SC. He received his Master of Divinity from Cummins Theological Seminary, Summerville, SC. He has served the following churches in the Diocese of the Southeast of the Reformed Episcopal Church: Christ RE Church, St. James RE Church, St. Thomas RE Church, and New Bethel RE Church.
In 2009, Bishop White was elected as Assistant Bishop and as Bishop Coadjutor in 2015.
Bishop William J. White was born in St. Stephen, SC in 1947. In 1970, he married the late Vivian Jenkins, who went to be with the Lord in June 2018. They have two living children and one deceased. In December 2020, Bishop White married the former Gail Wilson.
In 2009, Bishop White was elected as Assistant Bishop and as Bishop Coadjutor in 2015.
Bishop William J. White was born in St. Stephen, SC in 1947. In 1970, he married the late Vivian Jenkins, who went to be with the Lord in June 2018. They have two living children and one deceased. In December 2020, Bishop White married the former Gail Wilson.