Ecclesiastes 4:12

Bishop John pastured his first congregation in Water Town, New York in 1995, while he was assigned to Fort Drum, New York. This congregation started with 55 members. In June of 1996 when Pastor John passed the baton to Pastor Eric Butler the congregation sat at 500 members. His second Pastorate was in Camp Hovey in Korea, from 1996 until December 1997. His greatest highlight of this pastorate was the opportunity to hold a revival on the De- Militarized Zone in Korea. His quote is:” God gave me the blessed opportunity to minister in the midst of War and Peace.”

After leaving Korea, Bishop John was reassigned to Colorado Springs CO where he served with Bishop Jerry D. Madrid as his Associate Pastor from Mar 1999 until October of 2002. Bishop later became both the Pastor and District Overseer of District # 3 for Southern Colorado. In September 2003, he was ordained a Bishop by Bishop Wilson “Whole Truth Ministries” and added to the “Association of Bishops”. In August of this year Bishop John was elevated to the Ecclesiastical Order of Apostle.

Bishop John Brannon believes that God did most of his molding while he served as an Associate Pastor under the tutelage of Pastors Egret and Don German. While assigned to Fort Drum, New York. Selected as the “Parish Council President” from December 1993 until June of 1995; Bishop John says that he had the greatest group of leaders that any Pastor could desire until now.

Lady Miriam has been given many gifts of the Holy Spirit; her main gifts of operation are Word of Wisdom, Prophecy and Intercession. As a Pastor’s wife for four congregations; she has been invited by many of the local churches to minister to the women. Her first trial sermon was in 2000 at the Colorado Springs church during a Father’ Day Service. Working the New York State Women’s Correctional Facility, many of the women where set free from the bondage of sin as she ministered to them. Many of her present and former co-workers attribute their acceptance of Jesus Christ to her life’s example. Having a heart for women Sister Brannon continues to be used by God to reaching women that have been wounded by life and its difficulties.

Pastor Phyllis started attending church at the tender age of 11 years old, and immediately feel in Love with the Lord. She started ushering which was a great delight; "I would rather be a doorkeeper in the house of my God than dwell in the tents of the wicked (Psalm 84:10). As a teenager, she was involved in Prison ministry through church service and Fine art ministry participating in presenting Christian plays that would impact and encourage those incarcerated. She started teaching Sunday School as a youth and continued as an adult. Sister Phyllis also began singing at age 11 which is her greatest love and has been singing ever since. Singing is a Ministry that is far reaching and not to be taken lightly. The Levites proceeded battle with music/singing; it prepared the way as it still does today. Currently Phyllis sings with the praise & worship team of LWMI and is part of a national recording choir.