Rev. Dr. Estella Black

Founder of Faith Tabernacle United Holy Church

Rev. Dr. Estella Black: Faith, Pentecostal Fire, and a Historic Witness on Capitol Hill

Rev. Dr. Estella Black stands within the sacred tradition of Black women who did not wait for history to make room for them. Through faith, prayer, pastoral courage, and organizational leadership, she established Faith Tabernacle United Holy Church and helped preserve a Pentecostal witness within the Capitol Hill community.

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The cornerstone

Capitol Hill significance

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Faith Tabernacle United Holy Church has been identified within the KCiPH tribute record as one of only three Pentecostal churches located on Capitol Hill.
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