Freda Sampson's guest appearances

Freda Sampson

Detroit Economic Club's Podcast

Black Coffee

Future Christian

Sheryl Sandberg

Ed Bastian

Tony James

Sal Khan

Stacey Cunningham

Stephanie Murphy

Jacob Taylor

Dan Gilbert

Adam Silver

Jeffrey Seller

John Lynch

Judi Holler

Jim Baird

Josh Schneider

Rich Sheridan

OwlTail

Steve Spreitzer

YL Conference Breakout - Freda Sampson & Steve Spreitzer

Episode Notes 1971 ushered the Sampson Family to Detroit MI from Louisville KY. Dr. Frederick Sampson accepted the role as pastor of Tabernacle Baptist Church and brought with him a voice that’s changed the community. Membership at Tabernacle expanded from 1,500 to 5,000 in months. Throughout his 30 year tenure serving as pastor Sampson’s reign cast a shadow of the passion, commitment, and spirit that placed him in the esteem of Detroit preachers like Charles Adams, CL Franklin, and Jaramogi Abebe Agyeman.  May 19, 2018 Frederick G Sampson Foundation joins The Ecumenical Theological  Seminary to honor the legacy of Dr. Fredrick G Sampson at the ‘Frederick G Sampson Symposium: Think I Said Something.’ The social activism and spiritual proclamation of Sampson’s work will be honored. Rev. Dr. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr. (Emeritus Trinity UCC IL), Rev. Dr. Frank A. Thomas (Christian Theological Seminary IN), Rev. Dr. Frederick D. Haynes III. (Friendship West Baptist Church TX), Rev. Dr. Mayowa Reynolds (Fellowship Chapel) and a host of many other guests in walks of Faith who were all impacted by Rev Sampson. This interactive event welcomes everyone. Click here to purchase your ticket to attend and be inspired. Freda Sampson (co-host of Detroit is Different’s Black Coffee Podcast) joined me to talk about her Father’s legacy. This was a fun interview. Rev. Sampson was a preacher I remember impacting so much of Detroit. In this discussion I learned about his relationship with Muhammad Ali in Louisville KY. We also talked about his time leading the Detroit NAACP, work with Dr Martin Luther King, and much more.  Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/black-coffee-detroit-history/204fd1af-7c2c-4384-870e-bde9537dcf38

<h1>Episode Notes</h1> <p>1971 ushered the Sampson Family to Detroit MI from Louisville KY. Dr. Frederick Sampson accepted the role as pastor of Tabernacle Baptist Church and brought with him a voice that’s changed the community. Membership at Tabernacle expanded from 1,500 to 5,000 in months. Throughout his 30 year tenure serving as pastor Sampson’s reign cast a shadow of the passion, commitment, and spirit that placed him in the esteem of Detroit preachers like Charles Adams, CL Franklin, and Jaramogi Abebe Agyeman. </p> <p>May 19, 2018 Frederick G Sampson Foundation joins The Ecumenical Theological  Seminary to honor the legacy of Dr. Fredrick G Sampson at the ‘Frederick G Sampson Symposium: Think I Said Something.’ The social activism and spiritual proclamation of Sampson’s work will be honored. Rev. Dr. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr. (Emeritus Trinity UCC IL), Rev. Dr. Frank A. Thomas (Christian Theological Seminary IN), Rev. Dr. Frederick D. Haynes III. (Friendship West Baptist Church TX), Rev. Dr. Mayowa Reynolds (Fellowship Chapel) and a host of many other guests in walks of Faith who were all impacted by Rev Sampson. This interactive event welcomes everyone. Click here to purchase your ticket to attend and be inspired.</p> <p>Freda Sampson (co-host of Detroit is Different’s Black Coffee Podcast) joined me to talk about her Father’s legacy. This was a fun interview. Rev. Sampson was a preacher I remember impacting so much of Detroit. In this discussion I learned about his relationship with Muhammad Ali in Louisville KY. We also talked about his time leading the Detroit NAACP, work with Dr Martin Luther King, and much more. </p> <p>Send us your feedback online: <a href="https://pinecast.com/feedback/black-coffee-detroit-history/204fd1af-7c2c-4384-870e-bde9537dcf38" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://pinecast.com/feedback/black-coffee-detroit-history/204fd1af-7c2c-4384-870e-bde9537dcf38</a></p>