The Dr. Anthony B. & Darlene Rodgers African American Cultural Center stands as a beacon of heritage, education, and inspiration. Named in profound honor of both Dr. Anthony B. Rodgers and Pastor Darlene Rodgers, this facility is dedicated to celebrating the rich, enduring legacy of African American history, the arts, their spiritual resilience, and contributions made to American history.

The foundation of this cultural center is heavily inspired by the visionary work, pastoral care, and community leadership of Dr. Anthony B. Rodgers and Pastor Darlene Rodgers. Their steadfast commitment to ministry, combined with their impactful use of African American history, culture, and outreach to uplift others, serves as the guiding blueprint for this particular campus institution. The center not only chronicles history, but actively shapes the future by providing a platform for truth, creativity, and empowerment. By bridging historical awareness with modern expression, we ensure their legacy of faith and service continues to thrive for generations to come.

Our mission is to foster a deeply rooted understanding of African American culture through immersive educational experiences, art exhibits, community engagement, and the preservation of historical narratives. We envision a vibrant space where generations can gather to learn, reflect, and be empowered by the monumental contributions of African Americans to the fabric of our society and faith communities.