About the First Lady
Sis. Lillian Black was born in Ft. Gibson, Oklahoma. She is the 2nd of 11 children born to Deacon Leroy and Sis. Carrie Breshers. Sis. Black graduated from Thomas Jefferson High School in Council Bluffs, Iowa; attended the University of Omaha; graduated from the University of Phoenix with a Bachelor of Arts in Management degree, and received her Master of Education Degree from Northern Arizona University. Professionally, she worked as an Executive Secretary for the Southeast First National Bank of Miami Florida, a Legal Secretary for Sir Randall Fawkes in Freeport, Grand Bahamas, a Computer Sales Representative for Wang Laboratories, a Computer Concepts Instructor at Phoenix College, an Information Systems Director for Maricopa County Superior Court, and now graciously serves as First Lady of the South Phoenix Missionary Baptist Church. She is very active at South Phoenix, serving in many areas of the church, i.e. the Music Department, the Sunday School, Mission, Senior Ministry, and other areas. She is also active in the Zion Rest District Association, the General Missionary Baptist Convention of Arizona, and the National Baptist Convention of America. One of her favorite scriptures is Prov. 3:6 “In all thy ways acknowledge him and he shall direct thy paths.”