Rev. Benjamin E.V. Lett
Reverend Lett, a passionate cook, singer, and cherished friend hailing from Mobile, Alabama, stands as a true exemplar of dedication to his faith and community. Raised in a Christian home, he followed his calling into ministry, becoming licensed to preach at the age of 17 and ordained shortly thereafter. His pursuit of knowledge led him to earn a Bachelor of Arts in Religious and Social Studies from the University of Alabama, followed by a Master of Divinity from the Morehouse School of Religion ITC, with a focus on Bible, Counseling, and Pastoral Care.
Throughout his ministerial career, Reverend Lett has shepherded numerous congregations, beginning with Zion Friendship Baptist Church in 1981, and later serving in pivotal roles at Sixth Avenue Baptist Church, Ebenezer Baptist Church West, and as Pastor of the First Baptist Church of Macon. Since 2013, he has served as the beloved 20th Pastor of Hill Chapel Baptist Church.
Beyond his pastoral responsibilities, Reverend Lett has made significant contributions to Christian education and served as a Religious Consultant for the Department of Juvenile Justice in Georgia. His roles as Regional Chaplain for the Southern Region of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc., and Regional Vice President of the General Missionary Baptist Convention, underscore his profound commitment to nurturing faith and guiding the younger generation.
Reverend Lett's personal life is deeply enriched by his family, including his wife Natalie, daughter Natalie, and his cherished sons of the heart, Andre, Tony, and Julius. His extensive dedication has been recognized with numerous awards and through leadership roles in Christian education, in addition to his esteemed membership in organizations such as the Morehouse College Hall of Preachers.
As a respected preacher, teacher, and lecturer, Reverend Lett's enthusiasm reaches well beyond the church walls, touching various social, fraternal, civic, and denominational arenas. His life beautifully illustrates the joy found in family, the fulfillment derived from his vocation, and his wide-reaching influence across the community.
Throughout his ministerial career, Reverend Lett has shepherded numerous congregations, beginning with Zion Friendship Baptist Church in 1981, and later serving in pivotal roles at Sixth Avenue Baptist Church, Ebenezer Baptist Church West, and as Pastor of the First Baptist Church of Macon. Since 2013, he has served as the beloved 20th Pastor of Hill Chapel Baptist Church.
Beyond his pastoral responsibilities, Reverend Lett has made significant contributions to Christian education and served as a Religious Consultant for the Department of Juvenile Justice in Georgia. His roles as Regional Chaplain for the Southern Region of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc., and Regional Vice President of the General Missionary Baptist Convention, underscore his profound commitment to nurturing faith and guiding the younger generation.
Reverend Lett's personal life is deeply enriched by his family, including his wife Natalie, daughter Natalie, and his cherished sons of the heart, Andre, Tony, and Julius. His extensive dedication has been recognized with numerous awards and through leadership roles in Christian education, in addition to his esteemed membership in organizations such as the Morehouse College Hall of Preachers.
As a respected preacher, teacher, and lecturer, Reverend Lett's enthusiasm reaches well beyond the church walls, touching various social, fraternal, civic, and denominational arenas. His life beautifully illustrates the joy found in family, the fulfillment derived from his vocation, and his wide-reaching influence across the community.