The concept of ‘I am because we are’means that people define themeselves through other people. It’s not self centered or individualistic. It’s about humanness,making sure your neighbor is okay, that people in your community are okay.
“DON’T BE AFRAID TO TRY, DON’T BE AFRAID TO ASK.”
Rev. Leroy Miles has successfully bolstered efforts to positively impact the social determinants of health in his own communities — factors that influence where and how people live, learn, work and play and provide context to a person’s life. Social determinants can play just as big of a role in affecting health as medications and physical lifestyle changes. His work has included focusing on recidivism, family stability, food security, and health knowledge.
A Native of Aliquippa, PA, Rev. Miles is the youngest of four, born to Leroy Miles Sr. (deceased) & Marion Miles October 20, 1966. Rev. Miles attended St. Titus & Quigley Schools as a youth; while there he excelled in academics as well as sports (football, basketball, track & field). After high school, Rev. Miles matriculated at Edinboro University in Erie, PA, where he obtained his Bachelors. In 1994, while completing his Masters in Communications, Rev. Miles began his career with Erie Insurance Group. It was here he met his lovely wife Felicia Miles. After securing his rightful spot as a devoted husband, Rev. Miles career further began to flourish. The executive staff recognized something special about and in Rev. Miles. After observing his polished professional demeanor and profound work ethic, they offered him an opportunity to open his own insurance agency in Philadelphia, PA. Over the next 15 years, God grew Rev. Miles’ business and family, with the addition of two daughters, Bria & Lea.
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we looked at all the reasons why men don’t go to the doctor and this program overcomes all of those challenges.
-Poor health among Black men addressed at church event.
Samaria Bailey Tribune Correspondent.
Philadelphia
Associate Pastor
Pastoral Care & Counselling
Community Health Consultant
