
Hello, We are ACCT
Mobilizing clergy and the congregations we serve to be the moral voice in the public life of Tennessee.
The African American Clergy Collective of Tennessee

Who We Are
We are an alliance of multi-denominational African American Christian Churches who leverage their collective influence to advocate for the needs of marginalized Tennesseans while serving as a platform for them to voice how policies and social institutions impact them.
What We Do
We mobilize our network to engage in advocacy efforts, partner with historic civil rights organizations, collaborate with elected officials, and execute initiatives.
How We Do It
We believe in the power of collective action and persistence to shape public discourse and influence policy decisions that lead to a more just and equitable society. We invite you to join us in our mission to build a better future for all.

Voting Preparation
Resources to prepare for voting and for mobilizing your congregation to vote

Join us in strengthening our democracy. Let’s ensure every Tennessean is heard.
Facts and Faith in Five
The African American Clergy Collective of Tennessee shares “Facts and Faith in Five, which breaks down the critical issues of the day, providing a perspective rooted in Black faith. Check out the latest video.
- wk 18 – Decent and Orderly
August 31- September 7, 2025 by Mississippi Boulevard’s Social Justice… Read more: wk 18 – Decent and Orderly - Wk 17 – Protect the Unhoused
August 25-31, 2025 Rev. Ashton Alexander, Senior Pastor Pilgrim Rest… Read more: Wk 17 – Protect the Unhoused - wk16 – Education
Week 16 – Education August 17-23, 2025 - wk 15 – Criminal Justice Reform
Week 15 – Criminal Justice Reform August 10 – August… Read more: wk 15 – Criminal Justice Reform - wk14 – The First Amendment
The First Amendment Rev. Dr. J. Byron Moore Hello, I… Read more: wk14 – The First Amendment - wk 13 – But How Do We Vote?
But How Do We Vote? Rev. Dr. Andre E. Johnson,… Read more: wk 13 – But How Do We Vote?








