Founding: The church was founded in 1927 by Rev. Arthur W. Womack and initially met in a storefront on Oak Street (now Carlysle) in Inkster, MI.
Growth and Change: The church continued to grow and evolve over the years, with significant milestones including laying the cornerstone in 1953, changing the name from "Colored Methodist Episcopal" to "Christian Methodist Episcopal" in 1954, and becoming debt-free in 1957.
Landmark moments: Some significant milestones include the dedication of the permanent church building in 1945, the laying of the cornerstone in 1953, and the change of the church's name from "Colored Methodist Episcopal" to "Christian Methodist Episcopal" in 1954.
Leadership: The church has been blessed with dedicated pastors and associate pastors who have played a vital role in its development and outreach.
Community involvement: Womack Temple has a strong commitment to serving the community, as evidenced by its involvement in programs like the Score Program for senior citizens. Also, a thriving Food Program that feeds 400+ families on a weekly basis.