Our Director
Rev. Cyreeta (CeCe) Collins, an ordained Traveling Elder in Full Connection, enjoys coaching youth ministry leaders and Christian Educators to become creative, strategic, and cutting-edge leaders of the 21st century. As a youth, she was elected the 7th Episcopal District Youth Vice President and 1st Chairperson of the CME Youth Vice President’s Council. In 2000, Rev. CeCe was elected as the 4th and first female President of the Connectional Young Adult Ministry of the C.M.E. Church serving 2 terms. After faithfully serving 17 years as Regional Youth Ministry Director, she was appointed Regional Christian Education & Formation Director. Rev. CeCe’s ministry with young people has come full circle as she currently serves as the Connectional Youth Ministry Director of the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church
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Youth Vice President's Council
The Connectional Youth Vice President’s Council shall be the governing body who represent the Connectional Youth Ministry.
They officers shall be elected quadrennially during the Connectional Youth Conference.
The youth delegates from each Episcopal District shall elect an Episcopal District Vice President to serve on the Vice President’s Council.
The newly elected Vice President’s Council shall elect a President, Vice President, and Secretary from amongst the Episcopal District Vice Presidents.
They shall serve a 4-year term.
Madisyn Lee
1st Episcopal District Youth Vice President
My name is Madisyn Lee, and I serve as the Youth Vice President of the 1st Episcopal District. I am from Nashville, Tennessee, and I live in Humboldt, Tennessee. I am so excited to serve as your 1st episcopal district vice president. I attend Lane Chapel CME church in Humboldt, TN. I am in the 7th grade academic academy at Northeast Middle School. I am also in Beta club, and I have had the opportunity to participate in two theatrical productions at Northeast. My two favorite subjects are Math and Spanish. When I’m not in school I like to dance and go shopping. I am a part of a dance company called Mona Lisa Lanier School of Dance. I plan to graduate from JCM Early College High School and while I am there, I will earn my associate’s degree. I plan to attend an HBCU and earn my bachelor’s degree. I aspire to become a broker and own my brokerage.
Gabrielle Foote
4th Episcopal District Youth Vice President
Gabrielle Foote was born September 3, 2008. Gabrielle attends Saltillo High School and is currently in 10th grade, participating in beta club, choir, basketball, cross country, and archery. Gabrielle's hobbies are singing, writing poetry, helping others, learning new things, and baking. Foote enjoys spending time with her family and friends. Gabrielle is a loving and kind person who stands on business. Colossians 3:23-24
Chrissy Beasley
5th Episcopal District Youth Vice President
My name is Chrissy Beasley, and I’m a high school senior. I'm the oldest child of my parents. I enjoy shopping, traveling, watching TikTok, and listening to music during my free time. I'm also a
teacher aide at Sistrunk Early Learning Center. My passion, however, lies in helping others, particularly guiding young people back to faith and a closer relationship with God. As Vice President, I aim to create opportunities for youth to re-engage with the church, fostering an
environment where they feel welcomed, understood, and empowered. I believe we can build a more faith-filled and supportive community by strengthening their connection to God. Serving in this role and contributing to such a meaningful cause would be an honor.
Sydnei Campbell
6th Episcopal District Youth Vice President
Sydnei` Althea Campbell is a 15-year-old sophomore at the historic St. Vincent's Academy. Also, the daughter of David L. Campbell, Jr. and Lejoy Fields and a proud granddaughter of David and Dorothy Campbell. My grandparents and I are proud members of St. Paul CME in Savannah, Georgia. I'm pleased to be a student leader and actively participate in various organizations. I am the President of Young Women of Christian Excellence, Inc., a member of the Sister’s Circle Club, and a member of the Savannah Youth Ambassadors and Chatham County Youth Commission. After high school, I aim to attend college and pursue a major in human biology and a career in the medical field. I want to attend Xavier University or Howard University.
