ABOUT US
The mission of the Shiloh Seventh-Day Adventist Church is to impact the city of Cincinnati and the surrounding areas with the gospel of Jesus Christ. We do this by experiencing God, empowering disciples, evangelizing a community, and expanding the kingdom.
We strive to create a community where everybody is somebody in the body of Christ.
our history
THE SHILOH SDA CHURCH WAS ORGANIZED ON OCTOBER 4, 1913, AND LED BY THE CHURCH’S FIRST PASTOR, ELDER LESLIE MUNTZ.
The church started 10 charter members who met in the home of Sister Leila Brown on Ninth Street. As the church grew, the faithful members were able to purchase their first church on Hopkins Street. In 1918, a new church was purchased on Wesley Avenue in 1930 under the capable leadership of Elder A. Durant. The name was changed to the Shiloh Seventh–Day Adventist Church in 1919.
FOR OVER 100 YEARS, THE SHILOH SDA CHURCH HAS BEEN DISPLAYING THE LOVE OF CHRIST TO THE CITY OF CINCINNATI IN BOTH WORD AND WITNESS.
The Lord has blessed the humble beginnings of this congregation and has allowed them to survive some of the most turbulent times that our nation has seen.
Shiloh is presently located at 3660 Washington Ave., in the historical Avondale community. The church has expanded to include a sanctuary, school annex, which houses the Little Footprints Daycare, a community services ministry, and the Shiloh Adventist Gardens Apartment complex senior living facility.
In the 110 years of the church’s existence, it has been pastored by 29 diligent and faithful men of God. Presently the church is pastored by Senior Pastor Carl Brown DMin. and Associate Pastor Horacio Quiroga; continuing to touch the lives of the city of Cincinnati and surrounding communities.
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A LEGACY OF SPIRITUAL GREATNESS
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In early 1913, the history of an amazing church began in the Home of William and Leila Brown. Sister Brown was led by the Holy Spirit to minister to the Colored people of Cincinnati.
With the help of Sister Sheridan, from the First Seventh-Day Adventist Church and the Ohio Conference, the First Black Seventh-Day Adventist Church in Cincinnati began and in 1919 the name was changed to the Shiloh Seventh-Day Adventist Church.
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Elder Leslie Muntz (1913-1916)
Elder H. A. Rossin (1916-1918)
Elder R. Roberts (1918-1922)
Elder G. Johnson (1922-1924)
Elder Thomas M. Rowe (1924-1929)
Elder A. Durant (1929-1934)
Elder M. S. Banfield (1934-1939)
Elder F. C. Phipps (1939-1946)
Elder H. D. Warner (1946-1949)
Elder T. M. Rowe (1949-1950)
Elder Milton Thomas (1950-1951)
Elder Paul Cantrell (1951-1955)
Elder Roland Newman (1955-1958)
Elder Jacob Justiss (1958-1961)
Elder George Rainey (1961-1963)
Elder Leon Cox (1963-1965)
Elder Jethro Lester (1965-1967)
Elder Danny Davis (1967 - parsoned for 2 days)
Elder A. R. Jones (1967-1969)
Elder J. A. Washington (1969-1971)
Elder James Thomas (1971-1973)
Elder Willie J. Lewis (1973-1975)
Elder C. B. Skinner (1975-1978)
Elder J. O. Best (1978-1981)
Elder C. J. Palmer (1981-1988)
Elder H. L. Cleveland II (1988-1997)
Elder Robert Moore (1997-2001)
Elder Derrick Moffett (2001-2008)
Elder Harcourt King (2008-2015)
Elder Orville Brissett (2015-2018)
Elder Bryant Smith (2018-2025)
