Our Mission Statement

The Galilee Missionary Baptist Church is a Word-centered ministry designed to evangelize the lost at any cost, equip and empower the people of God, and provide holistic ministry to our community as well as the world. Revitalizing and reconnecting our communities to their God-given potential economically, socially, spritually and morally.

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Schedule of Services

Sunday:        9:15 AM - Sunday School 

Sunday:       10:30 AM - Worship Hour

Monday:        5:00 PM - Mission

Tuesday:       6:30 PM - Prayer Meeting

                    7:00 PM - Bible Study

Wednesday:   9:00 AM - Community Prayer

Thursday:      6:30 PM - Choir Practice

 Our Pastor, Elder Booker T. Randon

Elder Booker T. Randon was born and reared in Brazoria in the Hinkle Ferry Community and is the son of the late Peter J. and Lue Ella Randon. Elder Randon joined the United States Army on January 13, 1958 and was discharged honorably on March 5, 1965,as a Personnel Specialist Sergeant. After leaving the military, he was the first African American to own a Beacon Oil Franchise in Seaside California. He was the owner of the franchise from 1967-1969. Booker T. Randon completed Business Administration studies at Monterey Peninsula College in Montery, California in 1968. He finished his undergraduate studies at Golden Gate University in Management and Accounting and he entered a Master's Program in 1973 in San Francisco, CA. He completed another Management Program at the University of California Medical Center in San Francisco, California in 1975.

Elder Randon accepted his call in 1986 under the leadership of the late Pastor S. J. Scott of the Greater St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church of Oakland, California. He attended the Golden Gate School of Theology and the Bay Cities Bible College of Oakland, California in 1988. He was ordained by Pastor J. L. Jones of Love Temple Missionary Baptist Church of Oakland in 1992. He founded and pastored the First Emmanuel Church with a "feeding ministry" program for the homeless for seven years. He received The Outstanding Chancellor's Community Service Award from the University of California at Berkeley on April 13, 2000. Booker T. Randon retired from the University of California on January 3, 2006, after 23 years of dedicated service. After a strong revelation from God, he moved back home, was appointed interim Pastor for Galilee Missionary Baptist Church in April 2006 and  installed as the Pastor Sunday November 19, 2006. Recently he was appointed to the Dow's Community Appeals Panel (CAP) , The Texas Dow Operation in Freeport, Texas. Booker T. Randon is an awesome Man of God, with a heart full of nothing but LOVE for the body of Christ and his local community.

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Pastor King

She now serve as Pastor at Beech Grove CME Church in Pinson, Tn  and Mission Coordinator for Jamaica under the leadership of  Bishop Lawrence L. Reddick,  the Presiding Prelate of the First Episcopal District .

She was born April 18, 1954 in Whiteville Tn.  She is one of seven children of the late Mr. Dan Blockett Sr. and the late Mrs. Gussie Blockett.

A graduate of Lane college, Jackson, Tn. (Bachelor of Arts degree) and Memphis Theology Seminary, Memphis Tn. (Master of Divinity degree).

Her ministerial appointments prior to now included:

·    Pastor, Hullum CME Church (Rutherford Tn), 2002-03;

·    Pastor, Union Hill CME Church (Jackson, Tn), 2002-04;

·    Pastor, Beech Grove CME Church (Pinson, Tn), 2003-07;

·    Pastor Denmark CME Church (Denmark, Tn), 2009-10; 

·    Pastor, Jones Chapel CME Church (Mercer Tn), 2009-10);

Alma King lives in Jackson, Tn. She is owner and operator Golden Shears Family Hair Care, and Unique Jewelry & Boutique. She has a ministry providing sack lunches, clothes, and other needed items for the homeless.

The expansion of Whites into Africa, Asia and America created the background for the great slave traffic from Africa and Asia to Europe and America. From 1530 to the time of the abolition of the slave trade - as opposed to slavery - in 1870, at least 10 million Blacks were forcibly brought to the Americas: about 47 percent of them to the Caribbean islands and the Guianas; 38 percent to Brazil; and 6 percent to mainland Spanish America.

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