NATIONAL BLACK
SISTERS' CONFERENCE
The National Black Sisters' Conference has been shouting "Glory! Halleluia!" since 1968. We are Vowed Catholic Women Religious from many different Congregations. We draw strength and courage from God. We support one another in the faith and hold our elders in high esteem. We have Associate & Auxiliary Membership.
We study, speak & act on issues in the social, educational, economic & religious milieus in the United States.
We help promote positive self-image among ourselves and our African American people.
We believe & therefore we can hold out the light toward yet another tomorrow.
We believe & therefore we can hold out the light toward yet another tomorrow.
Congratulations!
Sr. Josita Colbert has been invited to represent NRVC at the reception on
March 13, 2019 in Washington, DC given by the United States Apostolate Nuncio Archbishop Christopher Pierre.
The occasion is the Sixth Anniversary on the Election of Holiness, Pope Francis. We know she will also acknowledge being a member of NBSC!!
BOARD MEMBERS
Sister Roberta Fulton, SSMN
President
Sister Anita Baird, DHM
Vice-President
Sister Gayle Lwanga Crumbey, RGS
Secretary
Sister Patricia Lucas, DHM
Treasurer
SisterRosetta Brown, OP
Sister Josita Colbert, SNDdeN
Sister Joyce Flowers, RSM
Sister Beulah Martin, SBS
Sister Marilyn Springs, IWBS
Mrs. Mary Leisring
Associate
MISSION STATEMENT
Established in August 1968, the National Black Sisters' Conference (NBSC) is an inclusive Catholic organization of vowed Black Catholic Women Religious and Associates from many congregations of religious across the United States. The NBCS holds an annual meeting and co-sponsors a joint conference of Black Catholic women religious, clergy, brothers, seminarians, deacons and their wives.
Affiliates and Friends
