Alabama native tapped as inaugural president of national faith-based organization focused on voting rights, economic justice and equality for all Americans

 Alabama native tapped as inaugural president of national faith-based organization focused on voting rights, economic justice and equality for all Americans

A longtime grass-roots community activist was selected to lead a new national faith-based civil and human rights coalition.

The Rev. Kenneth Sharpton Glasgow, an Alabama native, was tapped to lead the New National Christian Leadership Movement. The organization is a coalition of grass roots faith-based groups, churches, civil and human rights activists. 

Glasgow officially assumed his leadership position during an installation ceremony Thursday in Hammond, Louisiana.

Glasgow is already a familiar name and working hand within communities. He is the founder of The Ordinary People Society. It advocates for people who are affected by addiction, drug sales and incarceration. 

Glasgow was led to create the organization in 2001 with a goal of restoring those most harmed through organizing and spirituality.

 

Likewise, the New National Christian Leadership Movement is committed to the traditional principles of using non-violence to advance voting rights, freedom, economic justice and equality for all people.

“We are all gathered to continue the legacy of pushing to create a society that respects all of God’s children and policies that protect their humanity and dignity,” Glasgow said. “As a child growing up in south Alabama, I never imagined that God would lead me to this point in life where I would sit as the head of an organization such as this. I am truly humbled and appreciate the responsibility that comes with it.”

The New National Christian Leadership Movement will celebrate and build on the successes of our forefathers and legacy organizations who labored and sacrificed to deliver the promise of equality and freedom to all Americans, regardless of race, creed, color or station in life.

Acdording to its charter,the New National Christian Leadership Movement is vehemently opposed to federal takeover of cities, immigrant deportation, racially motivated  re-districting and gerrymandering. 

“As a new organization, we will also tackle contemporary issues that are unique to our time and harness the power of modern tools available to us,” Glasgow said.“We will carry the mantle.”

 

“Dr. Martin Luther King stood at the Lincoln Memorial during the March on Washington and made the same declaration that we make today,” Glasgow said. “Standing on those marble steps, he said, ‘Now is the time to make real the promises of democracy.’ And he went on to declare. ‘Now is the time to make justice a reality for all of God's children.’  

“These words are just as relevant today as they were 62 years ago,” Glasgow said. “This is our vision and this our mandate. We invite everyone of good will to stand and to work with us.”

More information about the New National Christian Leadership Movement is available at ???

Dr Byron Clay (504) 290-7792 

Dr Pastor Kenneth Sharpton Glasgow 

334-791-2433

President Donald Trump what about us?

As we are looking at all these pardons going on. I would be remiss to state the fact that President Joe Biden did not honor the request of civil rights leaders Rev Jesse Jackson Sr. and Rev Al Sharpton Jr.. They both requested that Pastor Kenneth Glasgow and Jesse Jackson Jr both be pardoned because of the community work that they both had done and their contributions to society for people’s human rights. 

Now that President Donald Trump is in the pardon mode so to speak and appointed Alice Marie Johnson as the Pardon Czar ( who’s doing a very great and tedious job I might add ) 

That the President would look at who Biden did not pardon and should have before he left office, but he chose to pardon his family and walk out of the White House. This would be monumental for President Donald Trump to come back and pardon those community leaders that should have gotten pardoned by Biden. 

These are very high profile cases and may be hard for him to do since it was so hard for Biden, but is it to hard for President Trump or not. 

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Pastor Kenneth Sharpton Glasgow elected President

 Pastor Kenneth Sharpton Glasgow of Dothan Alabama was just newly elected as National President of the New National Christian Leadership Movement. Prominent and historic figures throughout our history came together to form the New National Christian Leadership Movement to bring our country  back to it's
moral compass. Stating that our country has become morally bankrupt says Dr. Byron Clay of Laplace La. who's not only the Vice President, but a historic icon himself will be the Director of Chapter Developement, the former President of the SCLC. Being very calculated and strategic as always has brought people like Rev Calvin Austin Shreveport La., Rev Derek King Atlanta Ga. who's Dr Martin Luther Kings actual nephew. Along with Former Jackson Mississippi representative Kathy Sykes as Board Chairman, Rev Charles Marquez of Kenner La. Beverly Maryland secretary of Hammond La. Rochester Johnson Dothan Ala.  and Rev Ulysses Kincey of Enterprise Ala. Rodreshia Russaw of Dothan Ala as the CFO and Walter James of Prattville Ala. as the CAO. Bishop Acen Phillips has joined the board of Directors along with the support of long time actor Todd Bridges. This all star team coming together at such a time as this with the new administration turning back the hands of time said that God has placed it on them to come with a new Christian approach for Justice. They have also chosen William Boyd of Montgomey Alabama as the national Coordinator to aid in this effort. 

 These historic icons come together to bring our Christian Leadership in a Movement just like Dr Martin Luther King Jr did in the 1960s. We will soon be releasing our National Agenda and encouraging all to come together in UNITY, to HEAL the Movement, and join in an effort to bring Morality back to this nation. 

These notable icons will accompany their newly elected National President, Pastor Kenneth Sharpton Glasgow in Selma Ala. for the 60th Commemoration of Bloody Sunday. Where Dr. King, Congressman John Lewis and others crossed the Edmund Pettus Bridge in 1965. The New National Christian Leadership Movement is now the sponsors of the 60th Jubilee and a host of many events that will take place over that weekend. Such as the Women's Round Table with Commissioner Sheila Tyson, Rodrehia Russaw and others. The Backwards March, led by Formerly Incarcerated Convicted People and Families Movement. The Ministers Luncheon where Dr Byron Clay will speak and the National Movement Meeting, where a host of national figures will come together to discuss 2025 and where do we go from here with the New National Christian Leadership Movement elected President Pastor Kenneth Sharpton Glasgow. 

If you or someone you know want to be a part and willing to help in any kind of way

Please contact us at 334-671-2882,

Or Pastor Kenneth Sharpton Glasgow 334-791-2433 - kennethglasgow@gmail.com

 info@NNCLM.org