Bro. Alvin Nathedous Williams is a man of valor whose relationships have always demonstrated firmness, passion, and strength. Brother Williams has been a champion for civil rights and ….

Bro. Alvin Nathedous Williams and his late wife Barbara had a marriage blessed by God for 52 years.

Bro. Williams received Jesus as his Lord and Savior when he was eleven years old at Day Street Baptist Church in Montgomery, Alabama. Since 1980 he has been a member of the Apostolic Church of God in Chicago. He was the Daytimers Leadership Co-Director from 1991 – 2010 and became Director of Daytimers Ministry in 2010. He has served diligently in that role up until 2022.

Other ministries that Bro. Williams has served on are the Baptism Committee as an altar worker for both the Tuesday morning Daytimers Bible study and Sunday Services. Brother Williams has also served on the Internal Security Ministry, the Willing Workers, and the Seasoned Saints.

In his secular career, Brother Williams has been a letter carrier with the United States Postal Service (1950 to 1956). From 1956 to 1966 he was a police officer with the Chicago Police Department, a position he took when segregation in the police department did not allow Blacks the opportunity to be promoted to high ranks. He also worked at Metropolitan Life Insurance Company for twenty-five years. He also established his own insurance agency, Maxwell and Williams.