"The church is still in shock,"
"He was a great communicator, and he kept himself open and he kept himself available. People just wanted to hear from him and we just wanted to see him."
"What I love about Rev. Miller is that he afforded us the opportunity to actually go into the streets,"
"I found it a privilege to have known him, to minister to this community, to each other, to hold each other up in prayer, to hold each other up in love. I think those are the things that really keep us going."
Rev. Clinton Miller led Brown Memorial Baptist Church for 25 years and his death has left the congregation and Brooklyn community in shock and deep sorrow. He served as a spiritual leader and friend who connected with people through open availability and strong communication. Miller actively engaged in community outreach by delivering food door-to-door during COVID, speaking out on social injustice, ministering to the sick, and building relationships with youth. His hands-on ministry, insistence on going into the streets, and emphasis on prayer and mutual support shaped congregational resilience and will be deeply missed.
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