Little Lights Urban Ministries
Karmen (Moss) Taylor has extensive experience in program management and ministry, currently serving as Program Director at Little Lights Urban Ministries since January 2017, after starting as Program Manager for the Hopkins Center in September 2013. Previous roles include Administrator for the Sister2Sister Women's Ministry at Refuge Baptist Assembly from 2009 to January 2014, and Program Director at STEPdc from 2007 to 2010, where Karmen managed programs for children and youth. Karmen's foundational experience includes working as a Human Resources Consultant at Shell Oil Company and a student worker at Wesley Theological Seminary's Luce Center for the Arts and Religion. Karmen holds a Master of Divinity in Urban Ministry from Wesley Theological Seminary, a Master of Arts in Industrial and Organizational Psychology from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, and a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Texas A&M University.
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Little Lights Urban Ministries
Little Lights is a non-profit Christian urban ministry organization dedicated to showing the love of Jesus Christ to the inner city community of Southeast Washington, DC, particularly the children. We envision a place where underserved children and youth in Washington, DC find compassion, empowerment, and resources to thrive and grow into young adults of character, emotional health, creativity, and responsibility. We envision a place of racial and class reconciliation where diverse people come together to strengthen the community and support families in need. We envision a place of learning, laughter, grace, and celebration where the potential of children and youth are realized where caring adults find community and purpose. We envision lives transformed daily by hope, compassion, and the commitment of ordinary people doing extraordinary things. twitter.com/LittlelightsDC