Podcast appearances and mentions of James T Meeks

James T. Meeks is the founder and Pastor Emeritus of Salem Baptist Church of Chicago. Over the course of his ministry, Pastor Meeks has sought to serve his community in various ways, to bring holistic gospel-centered renewal to his city.  This message was given at the 2024 CGN International Conference, where the theme was, "Hope, Suffering and Glory: Studies in the Book of 1 Peter." In this message, Pastor Meeks teaches 1 Peter 5:1-5 on the topic of Shepherding the Flock of God. Subscribe to the podcast to be notified when new episodes are released. In coming weeks we will be posting more of the messages from this year's International Conference, as well as more interviews with ministry leaders. We would love to hear your feedback on these episodes; you can email us at CGN@calvarychapel.com

"Lessons From Holy Week" | John 13:15 | Pastor. James T. Meeks Progressive Chicago by Pastor Charlie Dates

October 3, 2023 Reclaiming Chicago: Defining Steps to Success – moderated by Amy Totsch – Rev. James T. Meeks, Guacolda Reyes, Imelda Salazar and Richard Townsell City Club event description: Reclaiming Chicago is a campaign of United Power for Action and Justice to build 1,000 new homes on the Westside and 1,000 new homes on […]

God Can - Winning Against the Odds | Pastor James T. Meeks by Pastor Charlie Dates

"Pastor Prepare Me For The Test" Luke 16:1-2 KJV. Pastor James T Meeks | Progressive Chicago by Pastor Charlie Dates

" What do you do when God is Acting Flakey?" Psalms 13:1-6 KJV| Rev. James T. Meeks by Pastor Charlie Dates

"Stop Running Away From Goliath" 1 Samuel 17:38 | James T Meeks | Progressive Chicago by Pastor Charlie Dates

Our anniversary month celebration continues with Pastor James T. Meeks. He encourages us not to lose faith as the devil tries to take it away from us.

Walter Owens Jr. serves the Rev. Senator James T. Meeks and the 20,000-member congregation of the Salem Baptist Church of Chicago as minister of music and arts. He graduated from Northwestern University and studied at Butler University, where Michael Shasberger advised and mentored him. He served on the advisory committee of the newly published African American Heritage Hymnal (GIA Publications) and is in demand as a choral clinician.

Walter Owens, Jr. serves the Rev. Senator James T. Meeks and the 20,000-member congregation of the Salem Baptist Church of Chicago as its Minister of Music and Arts. He completed his undergraduate work at Northwestern University (Evanston, IL) and graduate work at Butler University (Indianapolis, IN) where Dr. Michael Shasberger served as advisor and mentor. He recently served on the Advisory Committee of the newly-published African American Heritage Hymnal (GIA Publications) and is a sought after choral clinician in Sweden, Germany, and Switzerland.

Walter Owens, Jr. serves the Rev. Senator James T. Meeks and the 20,000-member congregation of the Salem Baptist Church of Chicago as its Minister of Music and Arts. He completed his undergraduate work at Northwestern University (Evanston, IL) and graduate work at Butler University (Indianapolis, IN) where Dr. Michael Shasberger served as advisor and mentor. He recently served on the Advisory Committee of the newly-published African American Heritage Hymnal (GIA Publications) and is a sought after choral clinician in Sweden, Germany, and Switzerland. His wife, Rev. Terri Owens, is the Dean of Students at the University of Chicago Divinity School and they share the privilege of raising a 16-yr.old son, Walter III, who is pursuing a musical career in composition.

Walter Owens, Jr. serves the Rev. Senator James T. Meeks and the 20,000-member congregation of the Salem Baptist Church of Chicago as its Minister of Music and Arts. He completed his undergraduate work at Northwestern University and graduate work at Butler University. He recently served on the Advisory Committee of the newly-published African American Heritage Hymnal and is a sought after choral clinician in Sweden, Germany, and Switzerland.

Description: Walter Owens talks about how one voice can change the world. Biography: Walter Owens Jr. serves the Rev. Senator James T. Meeks and the 20,000-member congregation of the Salem Baptist Church of Chicago as minister of music and arts. He graduated from Northwestern University and studied at Butler University, where Michael Shasberger advised and mentored him. He served on the advisory committee of the newly published African American Heritage Hymnal (GIA Publications) and is in demand as a choral clinician.