The Fauntleroy Institute

Welcome to the Fauntleroy Institute

Empowering Leaders. Impacting Communities. Transforming Industries

At the Fauntleroy Institute, we believe leadership is more than a title — it's a calling. Whether you're pursuing ministry leadership, currently serving in a ministry role, or seeking to lead in other spheres of influence, our mission is to equip you with the tools, mindset, and practical skills needed to lead with purpose and excellence.

We specialize in hands-on, real-world training that goes beyond theory. Our programs are designed to empower you to make a meaningful and lasting impact in your community, your ministry, and your industry. Our esteemed faculty possess earned degrees at the Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctoral levels, and bring with them a wealth of industry expertise accumulated over many years of professional practice.
Join a movement of forward-thinking leaders who are committed to making a difference — not just in what they do, but in how they serve.

At the completion of your Coursework, you will receive a Certificate of Completion, along with an Official Letter of Recommendation from our Founder. We're proud of your achievements and look to seeing where your journey takes you next!

Our Founder

Reverend Dr. Jeffree M. Fauntleroy Sr. D. Min.

Dr. Jeffree M. Fauntleroy Sr. is a visionary leader and prophetic problem-solver, dedicated to making a lasting impact on communities through education, mentorship, and service. With years of experience in Ministry, Leadership and Community Development, he has played a vital role in shaping the mission and values of The Fauntleroy Institute.

His commitment to fostering growth, empowering individuals, and creating opportunities has been the foundation of this organization. Through his guidance, The Fauntleroy Institute continues to inspire positive change and provide essential resources to those in need.

Dr. Fauntleroy is an accomplished leader in Ministry and Leadership, holding multiple degrees, including a Master of Divinity from the prestigious Morehouse School of Religion/Interdenominational Theological Center, with Concentrations on Pastoral Care/Pastoral Counseling and The Howard University School of Divinity with Concentrations on Ministry & Social and Criminal Justice.

Dr. Fauntleroy has received several awards for Ministry, Community Work, and Law Enforcement, he has been inducted into The Board of Sponsors-The Martin Luther King Jr. College of Ministers & Laity at Morehouse College. Dr. Fauntleroy & his wife have Owned and Operated several Businesses throughout the years.

His commitment to community service is evident through serving on several Advisory Boards, currently the Police Advisory Board for Gwinnett County. Additionally, he proudly represents The Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Incorporated as a member of the Zeta Beta Beta Chapter, demonstrating his dedication to both leadership and fellowship.

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Mission Statement

At The Fauntleroy Institute, our mission is to equip and empower individuals with the knowledge, skills, and wisdom needed to effectively meet needs and solve real-world problems through ministry and leadership. By offering practical, hands-on training, we develop leaders, ministers, and change-makers who are prepared to serve with excellence, integrity, and purpose.

Vision Statement

We envision a world where every leader and minister are equipped to bring practical solutions to spiritual, social, and organizational challenges. Through transformational education and leadership training, The Fauntleroy Institute aspires to raise up problemsolvers, bridge-builders, and change agents who impact their communities with wisdom, compassion, and effectiveness.

Trustees

The dedicated trustees of The Fauntleroy Institute play a crucial role in guiding the organization’s vision and mission. Their expertise, leadership, and commitment to community service help drive impactful initiatives.

Dr. Master Robert Nichols LTCOL. Ret.

Brief biography about their role, AA in Pre-Medicine
Wentworth Military Academy, Lexington, Mo
BA in Psychology
The Citadel, Charleston, SC
The Basic School
U.S. Marine Corps Base, Quantico, VA
Combat Close Air Support Control Office's School
U.S. Marine Corps Base, Twenty-Nine Palms, CA
U.S. Army Field Artillery Officer Basic Course
U.S. Army Field Artillery School Ft Sill, OK
U.S. Air Force Air Command and Staff College, Maxwell, AFB, AL
MBA in Economics, Troy State University at Montgomery, AL
Montgomery, AL
MDiv in Divinity, Howard University School of Divinity
Howard University School of Divinity, Washington, DC
D. Min. in Divinity, Howard University School of Divinity
Howard University School of Divinity, Washington DC

Dr. Lamar P. McIntyre

Dr. Lamar P. McIntyre is the Senior Pastor and one of the organizers of The Courts of Praise Christian Baptist Church, Washington, DC where his lovely wife Lady Keisha McIntyre serves by his side as First Lady. Dr.

McIntyre is the father of two lovely ladies, Keira Murray and Essence McIntyre. Dr. McIntyre served as Associate Minister at the Ebenezer Baptist Church in Cumberland, Maryland under the pastorate of his father Bishop John B.

McIntyre and mother, the late Co-Pastor Earline McIntyre for 14years. Dr. McIntyre was ordained in August of 2008 by the National Association Council of Community Churches of America and Elsewhere, Incorporated. He received Baptist ordination in December of 2013 from the Living Faith Baptist Church in Washington, DC under the pastorate of the Rev. Dr. Edwin E. Jones, Sr.

Dr. McIntyre is a member in good standing with the Missionary Baptist Minister's Conference of Washington,

DC and Vicinity.

Dr. McIntyre holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Christian Leadership from The Faith Bible College and Seminary, Washington, DC. A Master of Divinity Degree with a concentration in African American Church studies from The Wesley Theological Seminary in Washington, DC, and a Doctor of Ministry degree from the historic Howard University School of Divinity also located in Washington,

Media

Explore our collection of engaging videos that showcase our work, events, and impactful initiatives. From insightful discussions to behind-the-scenes glimpses, our media section highlights the essence of our mission and vision in action.

Discover courses to enhance your skills and knowledge.
For Acceptance in any Classes in the Institute, please prepare a 250 Word Essay on why you believe that you will benefit from these courses and your plans after completion. Email-Drjfaunt@gmail If you are accepted, you will receive payment information.

Discounted Summer Session available for the first 20 Students

Ministry & The Environment

This course explores the intersection of ministry and environmental stewardship, with a focus on the role of the Church in addressing environmental justice. Students will examine theological foundations for creation care, analyze the environmental challenges faced by Urban communities, and develop practical strategies for engaging the church in environmental advocacy and action. Through readings, discussions, and project-based assignments, students will gain the tools to integrate environmental justice into ministry.

Ministry & Community Partnerships

This course explores the theological, historical, and practical dimensions of ministry and community partnerships, with a particular focus on the role of the Urban Church. Students will examine strategies for building sustainable collaborations that address social justice, economic development, and community well-being. Through readings, discussions, and practical assignments, students will gain tools to foster impactful partnerships in ministry.

This class is available every Monday from 6/2-8/25 6pm-8pm

Nursing & Health Ministry

This program provides a holistic approach to health ministry, combining spiritual guidance, healthcare education, and community outreach. Participants will gain practical skills, spiritual insights, and strategies to address health disparities affecting the community.

Duration: 8 Weeks (1 session per week, 90 minutes each)
Target Audience: Healthcare professionals, aspiring health ministers, and lay members interested in health and wellness.

Ministry & Economics

This course explores the intersection of ministry and economics in an Urban community, examining how religious institutions have historically influenced economic empowerment, financial sustainability, and social justice. Through historical analysis, theological discourse, and economic theory, students will develop an understanding of the role faith-based organizations play in addressing economic disparities and fostering community development.

Ministry & Criminal Justice

This course examines the intersection of ministry and criminal justice within the context of the Church and Community. Emphasis is placed on the historical, theological, and practical roles the Church has played in addressing issues of mass incarceration, systemic injustice, reentry support, and restorative justice. Through readings, discussions, and project-based assignments, students will develop tools to advocate for justice, support affected individuals and families and engage in transformative ministry.

Ministry & Social Justice

This course explores the intersection of ministry and social justice, examining how faith-based communities and leaders address systemic inequality, advocate for marginalized populations, and foster social change. Through readings, discussions, and practical projects, students will engage with theological foundations, ethical considerations, and real-world applications of social justice in ministry contexts.

This class is available every Thursday from 6/5-8/28 6pm-8pm

Ministry & Civics and The Church

This course explores the intersection of ministry and civic engagement in the Church, examining its historical role in justice movements, its theological foundations, and contemporary activism. Students will engage in case studies, theological analysis, and practical ministry work.

Ministry & Program Management

This course provides an in-depth examination of leadership, organization, and management principles within ministry settings. Students will learn best practices for church administration, strategic planning, program development, budgeting, and evaluation. Emphasis will be placed on the integration of biblical principles and practical skills necessary for effective ministry leadership.

The United States Constitution: Origins, Interpretation, and Contemporary Issues

This course provides a comprehensive exploration of the United States Constitution, from its historical roots to its contemporary interpretations. Students will examine the drafting process, the structure of government it created, the Bill of Rights, key Supreme Court decisions, and ongoing debates about constitutional interpretation. Emphasis will be placed on critical thinking, primary source analysis, and understanding the Constitution's role in shaping American political life.

: Community Organizing in Urban Areas

This course introduces students to the theory and practice of community organizing with a focus on urban settings. Students will explore historical and contemporary models, develop organizing strategies, and engage with urban challenges such as poverty, housing, education, gentrification, racial injustice, and grassroots leadership. Through case studies, field observations, and practical assignments, students will build foundational skills for ethical, effective community empowerment and coalition-building.

This class is available every Wednesday from 6/4-8/27 6pm-8pm

Ministry and S.T.E.A.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math)

This course investigates the dynamic relationship between ministry and the S.T.E.A.M. disciplines. Students will explore how religious leadership can intersect with scientific inquiry, technological innovation, engineering problem-solving, artistic expression, and mathematical reasoning to advance social justice, economic empowerment, and ethical innovation in communities. The course fosters practical integration for ministry leaders working in educational, nonprofit, and community spaces.

Policing and Community Engagement

This course explores the evolving role of law enforcement in society and examines how police and communities interact across racial, cultural, and socioeconomic lines. Students will critically assess the history, principles, and practices of community engagement in policing, with a focus on building equitable, trust-based relationships in diverse communities. Topics include procedural justice, implicit bias, cultural competency, police accountability, and reform models relevant to all communities.

Faith-Based Prison Ministry and Reentry: Theology, Justice, and Community Engagement

This course equips faith leaders and nonprofit community leaders with theological, pastoral, and practical tools for effective prison ministry and reentry work. Participants will explore biblical and theological foundations, trauma-informed ministry, restorative justice principles, and strategies for building sustainable programs inside and outside correctional institutions. Special emphasis will be placed on grief, family systems, reentry challenges, and partnerships with correctional staff and community organizations.

Funeral Preaching: Comforting the Family, Honoring the Deceased, and Lifting Up Jesus

This course equips seminary students and ministry leaders to preach effectively at funerals by addressing the theological, pastoral, and homiletical dimensions of death and dying. Students will explore how to comfort grieving families, honor the life of the deceased, and lift up the hope found in Jesus Christ. Emphasis will be placed on contextual preaching, cultural sensitivity, and biblical faithfulness, especially in the midst of sorrow and celebration.

Keynote Speaker

Dr. Jeffree M. Fauntleroy Sr., M.Div., D.Min.
Urban Life Strategist | Minister | Motivational Speaker

📍 Authentic. Relevant. Real.
Dr. Jeffree M. Fauntleroy Sr. is a seasoned motivator who blends wisdom from the streets with the soul of a pastor and the structure of a public servant. With a life shaped by law enforcement, government service, ministry, and the ever-complicated realities of family life, he brings a voice that speaks to men, marriages, mentors, ministers, and the misunderstood.

Whether you’re leading a church, raising grown children, dealing with family drama, or navigating broken systems, Dr. Fauntleroy equips audiences with the tools, truth, and faith to turn struggle into strategy.

🔑 Signature Keynote:

“From Chaos to Calling: Turning Pain into Purpose”
A powerful and transparent journey through urban life, broken relationships, blended family dynamics, and divine assignment — this message inspires listeners to rise from what they’ve been through and walk boldly in what they’re called to do.

🧭 Topics of Expertise:

Urban Life, Street Ministry & Trauma Recovery
Law Enforcement & Community Relations
Faith, Forgiveness, and Reconciliation
Marriage, Divorce, & Blended Family Survival
Parenting Grown Children & Grandparenting
Senior Living & End-of-Life Ministry
Government & Public Advocacy
Mental Wellness, Conflict Resolution & Legacy Building

🎤 Audiences Served:

Faith-Based Conferences & Men’s Ministries
Law Enforcement, First Responders, Civic Groups
Community Outreach Programs
Family Life Seminars & Parenting Workshops
Senior Centers, Veteran Programs, and Nonprofits
HBCU Events, Fraternity Brotherhoods, and Alumni Networks