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During a ministry that has lasted nearly three decades, the Rev. Quincy D. Brown has experienced his share of changes in the United Methodist Church in Georgia. “The best way to describe how I’ve seen the church evolve, like everything else and other denominations, (is) we have seen our challenges, that’s for sure, but we’ve also had opportunities,” said Brown, who has been responsible for overseeing Methodist Churches in Henry, Newton and Rockdale counties. Now, Brown has been appointed pastor of Snellville United Methodist Church. “In the late 1980s and early 1990s, we saw growth in particular churches and areas and we saw a lot of building happening,” he said. “Over these past 26 years, I’ve had the privilege of seeing a lot of younger people saying yes to being full-time ministers. That has been something I’ve seen over the years that has been rewarding and pleasing. There have been some changes and challenges along the way as w

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