Pastor Stanley Prince Jr. Honored as Alabama Black History Maker

Devoted preacher and pastor recognized for his faith legacy and community impact.

Published on Feb. 23, 2026

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Rev. Stanley Prince Jr., a preacher, pastor, teacher, and servant-leader, has been named a 2026 Black History Maker of Alabama. His ministry reflects the deep spiritual roots and enduring legacy of Alabama's Black community, as he has spent his life proclaiming the Gospel with conviction, compassion, and spiritual authority.

Why it matters

This recognition highlights the important role that faith leaders like Rev. Prince play in shaping the spiritual and social fabric of Alabama's Black communities. His commitment to biblical truth, family values, and community service serves as an inspiration and a testament to the transformative power of the Gospel.

The details

Rev. Prince was called to preach at just 13 years old and has dedicated his life to shepherding his congregation with biblical conviction and a genuine heart for people. Raised in Alabama, he understands the legacy of faith, resilience, and perseverance within the Black community, and his preaching connects Scripture to both historical struggle and present-day hope.

  • Rev. Prince was called to preach at 13 years old.
  • He is currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in Christian Studies with an emphasis in Pastoral Ministry from Anderson University.

The players

Pastor Stanley Prince Jr.

A preacher, pastor, teacher, and servant-leader whose ministry reflects the deep spiritual roots and enduring legacy of Alabama's Black community.

Anderson University

The university where Rev. Prince is currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in Christian Studies with an emphasis in Pastoral Ministry.

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What they’re saying

“Black history in Alabama matters because it reveals a people who prayed through pain, trusted God through trials, and watched Him turn suffering into strength, proving that our story is not just one of survival, but of divine deliverance.”

— Rev. S. Prince Jr. (catfishtuscaloosa.com)

The takeaway

Rev. Prince's unwavering commitment to faith, family, and community, as well as his dedication to biblical truth and transformative ministry, make him a meaningful Black History Maker in Alabama. His life and work serve as a powerful testament to the enduring legacy of faith and resilience within the state's Black community.