UMBC Celebrates Decade of Service

The United Missionary Baptist Convention of New Jersey, Inc. (UMBC) celebrated its 10th anniversary on December 10, 2022 with the installation service of newly elected officers at Mt. Olivet Baptist Church in Newark, NJ. Presided over by Rev. Joann P. Collins, pastor of Mt. Zion Baptist Church in South Hackensack, NJ, Rev. Dr. Suzan Johnson-Cook delivered the installation sermon. Dignitaries from various local, state, and national organizations witnessed the installation of Rev. André W. Milteer as president and offered greetings during the event. Pastor of Mt. Olivet Baptist Church for 23 years, Rev. Milteer holds undergraduate and graduate degrees from the University of Pittsburgh, PA. He succeeded Rev. Dr. Marilyn M. Harris as the president of the convention. Inspirational music sung by the convention choir under the direction of Rev. Glennis McCloud filled the sanctuary. The event marked a significant moment in the history of the United Missionary Baptist Convention of New Jersey, Inc., as the organization moves into its second decade of commitment to service and spreading the gospel of love.

Gregory Porter

Sat, Feb 18 @ 8PM

Gregory Porter returns to NJPAC: “One of the most amazing singing voices you’ll hear on planet earth” (The Guardian).

Smokey Robinson

Sat, Mar 4 @ 8PM

Acclaimed singer-songwriter and GRAMMY® Living Legend Smokey Robinson performs his Motown hits.

Alvin Ailey American

Dance Theater

May 12 & 13 @ 8PM; May 14 @ 3PM

This elegant, electrifying company celebrates its return to NJPAC with new works and the beloved Revelations.

Trevor Noah

Off The Record Tour May 23 @ 8PM

Emmy Award-winning Daily Show host Trevor Noah is back on tour with “the greatest stand-up show of the year” (The Times).

Audra Mcdonald

Sat, Apr 29 @ 7:30PM

The most Tony-winning actor of all time, Audra McDonald (Carousel, Ragtime) takes to the stage for this concert event.

George Benson

Fri, Jun 2 @ 8PM

An evening with jazz guitarist, NEA Jazz Master and 10-time GRAMMY® winner George Benson.