When Did Rev Clay Evans Die

Clay Evans () was an African American Baptist pastor and founder of the influential Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church in Chicago, Illinois, famous for its gospel music infused Sunday service and choir. [1] Legendary Chicago minister, gospel artist and civil rights leader Rev.

Clay Evans died Wednesday, November 27 at 94. With only five members, Rev. Clay Evans began Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church on .

The Rev. Clay Evans, founder of Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church, in 2000. The Rev.

Clay Evans, a civil rights leader, influential evangelical broadcaster and gospel music icon, died Wednesday at 94. Rev. Clay Evans Death Rev.

Clay Evans died on in Chicago, Illinois at age 94. His death was confirmed by the Rev. Charles Jenkins in a social media post.

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Clay Evans has died at 94. A flock of millions were in mourning Wednesday for the Rev. Evans an...

CHICAGO Legendary pastor Rev. Clay Evans, who founded one of Chicagos historic Black churches and served as a civil rights leader in the city, has passed away. Evans, who was also a husband and...

Prominent Chicago minister and gospel music singer the Rev. Clay Evans, a civil rights activist who embraced Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

when he expanded his movement out the south, is dead at age... Clay Evans passed away on at the age of 94. The obituary was featured in Legacy on , and Atlanta Journal-Constitution on .

The Rev. Clay Evans, a beloved civil rights leader, gospel singer and pastor, died on Nov. 27, 2019.

He was 94. The Rev. Charles Jenkins posted news of Evans death on his social media platforms.

Prominent Chicago minister the Rev. Clay Evans, a civil rights activist who embraced Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

when he expanded his movement out the south, is dead at age 94.