Carverdale Community Fellowship Church has been serving Northwest Houston for decades. Elder Charles Ellis Solomon founded the Carverdale Community Church of God in Christ over 61 years ago, initially opening on Morocco Street with Elder Leroy Felder’s help. The church later moved to Zeke’s Barbeque Place on Sussex. Sister Lovie Johnson became the first member, and Mother Georgia Wade the first church mother. In 1963, Papa Wade contributed to purchasing land on Triway Street, where Elder Solomon broke ground for a new building. Members celebrated by marching from Sussex Avenue to Triway Street. Services began there the same year, and the church grew as people from various communities joined.

Elder Solomon passed away on May 20, 1977, and in July 1977, Elder Freddie L. Solomon was appointed pastor. Despite challenges, Pastor Freddie led the church to flourish, growing its membership and initiating new construction. Land on Algiers Street was purchased for a larger facility, which opened on October 19, 1996.

Today, the church continues to grow, with expanded ministries supporting causes like the Mission of Yahweh, Northwest Houston Impact Center, and an Ethiopian School. In 2022, Pastor Solomon was elevated to Superintendent of the Love Central District under Texas Southwest First Jurisdiction.

The legacy of Elder C.E. Solomon and Supt. Freddie Solomon reflects a strong foundation of faith and leadership. The church remains committed to its mission, honoring its history while reaching out to impact lives beyond its walls. Glory to God for His continued blessings!