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A native of Washington DC, Reverend Dennis V. Jefferson became the pastor of Meadows Baptist Church on May 31, 1981.  He is married to Cynthia and has two children, Ashley and Christian.  He obtained a B.A. from the American University, an M.S. from Johns Hopkins University, and an M.B.A. from The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania. He is presently the owner and president of SSE, Inc., a local software development firm.

Rev. Jefferson started his ministry as a Youth Minister in his home church in SE Washington, DC.  Later he was called to the mission field in France where his main function was to spread the Word of God and establish churches. He has been a faithful servant of God.  With the diversified Christian training, Reverend Jefferson is invaluable to the spiritual growth of this congregation.

Rev. Jefferson is a dynamic teacher and leader who is truly dedicated to God.

Letters From The Pastor

Look below for the latest message from Pastor Jefferson.

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God Gives Us His Assurance
God Gives Us His Assurance

God knows how to give us His assurance that He will never leave us nor forsake us, so that we can now have the confidence to reach out to others undergoing a crisis of belief.

There’s Nothing For Us To Fear
There’s Nothing For Us To Fear

Some of the assurances He gave us while we prayed were about His protection over us, His love for us, and the peace and comfort we find in His word. It is good to know that He is always watching over us and that there’s nothing for us to fear.

Rejoice! God Has Not Changed.
Rejoice! God Has Not Changed.

This time may be especially hard since more and more of us can say now that we know someone who’s been affected by this pandemic that’s keeping us apart from each other. But it’s true. We can rejoice, knowing that God has not changed. He still loves us and will continue to watch over us and protect us.

Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled
Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled

We’ve come through another blessed week with the words of our Savior ever real in our minds, “My peace I give to you,” and “Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid.”