A tribute to Mother Mary Magdalena Lewis Tate, founder and Chief Overseer of The Church of the Living God, the Pillar and Ground of the Truth, honoring her legacy, inheritance, assets, and the responsibility to protect what she left behind.

The Black Church did not emerge in comfort. It was built during slavery, expanded under racial terror, and institutionalized during Reconstruction and Jim Crow. Through land ownership, disciplined governance, and collective sacrifice, it became the foundation of Black civic, economic, and spiritual resilience in America.