REVEREND PAMELA R. SIMMONS

Rev. Pam was born, raised, and educated in the state of California and has devoted over eighteen years to community and ministry service. Her work with the Minority AIDS Project focused on supporting people of color affected by and living with HIV/AIDS, reflecting her long-standing commitment to care, advocacy, and compassion.

She serves at Unity Fellowship of Christ Church Los Angeles, a faith community rooted in liberation theology and inclusive ministry. Rev. Pam was first ordained as a deacon in 2007, later ordained as a minister in 2012, and in 2017 was ordained as a Reverend. Her calling reflects a deep sense of service, humility, and faith-centered leadership.

As Interim Assistant Pastor, Rev. Pam’s ministry focuses on pastoral care, encouragement, and spiritual support. She is known for affirming the dignity and worth of every person and for offering a consistent message of compassion, inclusion, and presence. Her approach to ministry is relational and grounded, emphasizing listening, care, and walking alongside individuals through life’s challenges.

Rev. Pam lives out the church’s guiding belief that love is central to faith, and she is widely recognized for reminding those she encounters that they are seen, valued, and special.