Pastor German: Northport Servant-Leader Shaping Faith & Community

Townsend Nissan proudly presents the 2026 Black History Makers of Alabama, a celebration of excellence, impact, and legacy.

This special initiative is brought to you by Townsquare Media Tuscaloosa, 92.9 WTUG, Praise 93.3, 105.1 The Block, and The Tuscaloosa Thread, alongside our valued community partners, the Tuscaloosa Branch of the NAACP and the Tuscaloosa County–West Alabama Chapter of the NPHC, united in honoring the individuals who shape our community and inspire the next generation.

2026 Black History Maker of Alabama – Pastor Quinton German

Pastor Quinton German is a devoted faith leader whose life and ministry reflect a deep commitment to service, integrity, and community empowerment in Alabama. Based in Northport, he serves as Senior Pastor of Zion Grove Baptist Church, where his leadership is grounded in God’s Word and marked by a clear vision for spiritual growth, unity, and outreach.

A graduate of Stillman College, Pastor German earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, equipping him with strong organizational and leadership skills that enhance his pastoral work. He continues to invest in his calling through advanced theological education and is currently pursuing a Master of Divinity degree at Virginia Union University, further preparing him to serve effectively in ministry.

Beyond the pulpit, Pastor German’s commitment to service extends throughout the community. He serves as Board President of The Fork in The Road Foundation and as Secretary for the Cannan Pickensville District, roles that allow him to advocate for development, outreach, and opportunity. Through these efforts, he remains focused on creating pathways for stability and growth that will benefit future generations.

Pastor German is also a devoted husband to his wife, KeiEldra, and a proud father to their daughter, KaLeigh Lou. A member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Incorporated, he embodies the values of leadership, service, and brotherhood in every area of life. Whether guiding a congregation or uplifting the broader community, Pastor Quinton German leads by example—making him a worthy Black History Maker of Alabama whose impact continues to inspire lives rooted in faith, purpose, and service.

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