As a ordained Elder of the historic African Methodist Episcopal Church and a seasoned Minister, I have discovered the most rewarding part of my ministry has been my involvement with hospice patients and their families as a hospice Chaplain.  To have had the challenge of inspiring the dying and to encourage the families is very rewarding to say the least. This experience has been a valuable instrument in my personal development as a servent of God! It is very comforting to watch as the transformation of an entire family turns from unbelief to a state of hope and trust in God. My prayer is that all of those who are involved in a Gospel ministry that may lead to the bedside of the dying take seriously our mission.  

Seminary grad with a M.Div., and a D.Min.I am an ordained Elder with the 12th Episcopal District of the African Methodist Episcopal Church.

A member of KAPPA ALPHA PSI Fraternity Inc. United States Chaplains Association. Member of the NAACP. Attending the historic 1963 March on Washington. Served as a Chaplain in the Oklahoma City Bombing. Served as Director of post Graduate and recruitment and retention at Langston University, also served as assistant to the president at American Christian College and Seminary in Bethany Oklahoma.

Dr. Samuel R. Craig
This book I believe can be very helpful with families who are going through or have gone through this horrific experience.

Rev. Samuel R. Craig, M.Div., D.Min.
Itinerant Elder of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, Oklahoma Annual Conference Eastern District