George E. Mensah, Sr.

The Reverend George E. Mensah Sr., serves as the Assistant Minister of Christian Education/Administration of the Shiloh Baptist Church, of Washington, District of Columbia.  A native of the Republic of Liberia, the Reverend Mensah graduated from the Liberia Baptist Theological Seminary in 1987. He received the Master of Divinity degree in 1992 from Vanderbilt University Divinity School in Nashville Tennessee. The Reverend Mensah was ordained to the Gospel Ministry in 1998, by the Pleasant Green Baptist Church of Nashville, TN.  The Reverend Mensah's services in ministry include the Temple Church of Nashville, TN., a four thousand member congregation, where he diligently served as the Assistant Pastor for Nurture. His responsibilities as a Servant Leader included serving the Educational, Youth, and Counseling Ministries of the Church.

He has served as the Traveling Secretary for the Liberia Baptist Sunday School Convention, where he coordinated the convention's educational program.  In addition, he served ten years in various outreach programs, training counselors, and organizing AIDS education and youth employment programs. He is a former trainer and facilitator for the National Coalition Building Institute and the Southeastern Network of Service Providers.  He is a member of the Baptist World Alliance Youth Ministry and serves on the International Planning Committee of the Baptist World Alliance Youth Conference. He also is a member of the Lott Carey Baptist Foreign Mission Convention.

The Reverend Mensah is married to the former Rachel Brown. They have four children, Rachel Edith, George Eric, Jr., Alexes Tore, and Alexandra Camille