As Senior Pastor of Faith and Love Empowerment Center, I am proud to stand in support of Transinclusive Group and the lifesaving work they provide in our community.

For me, this is deeply personal. First it is deeply personal because I have lost loved ones to HIV/Aids. Secondly, Ministry is not confined to the pulpit, it is lived out in how we protect, affirm, and advocate for those who are often pushed to the margins. Supporting our transgender siblings is an expression of our commitment to justice, compassion, and tangible care.

Our faith teaches us that love must be active. It must show up. It must build. It must defend.

That is why I am walking not just as a pastor, but as a servant leader committed to making sure our community has access to affirming healthcare, resources, and real support.

This is what faith looks like when it moves.

This is what love looks like in action.

— Senior Pastor Lakeisha Green