Good and bad exists and people who don’t agree on anything are forced to agree upon this fact of nature. With the recent rumor mill buzzing, a lot of the good work that Grammy Award Winning Pastor Charles Jenkins has done is being outshined by controversy.
A Chicago native, Jenkins is the leader of Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church of Chicago. This church was founded by Civil Rights leader, Clay Evans, and under Rev. Jenkins’ leadership, the institute has done a lot of good. They have provided help, an outlet and have become an instrumental part of the community.
He is a savvy businessman and has put together several outreach efforts that have benefited the masses. FEED, which stands for Fellowship Educational and Economic Development Corporation is one of his known establishments. Through this, he is leading a $26 million effort called The Legacy Project.
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source: BCNN1.com
