Pastor Sandra Randle pastorsrandle@aol.com   Pastor Randle, daughter of the late Albert and Minnie Davis, is a native of Winnfield, Louisiana. She has two wonderful sons, Donald Dewayne and John Eric, and two grandchildren (Katlyn & Donovan).  After receiving a four year scholarship from Grambling State University, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science, she moved to Houston, Texas and joined the Morning Star Full Gospel Church under the leadership of then pastor Bishop Larry D. Leonard, Sr. An example of the unique gift of faithfulness God has given her would be her employment at Southwestern Bell for the pass 24 years!   Pastor Randle received and accepted her call to ministry in 1985 and was licensed in 1987 by Bishop Leonard.  Transitioning from the leadership of Bishop Leonard to Bishop Ed. Johnson in 1999, she was ordained in May of 2000 and has been serving as Assistant Pastor at Christ Worship Center faithfully.  She walks in the office of the Prophet and has been given the charge by God to help perfect and groom leaders in the Body of Christ. She has a passion to repair broken ministry & church relationships; bridge, link and connect the Body of Christ to the oneness & image God is looking for; and help end church segregation.  She is often sought out as the main speaker for Women Conferences and known for her energetic, comical, yet serious and yoke destroying delivery of the pure gospel.  Birthed from her many life experiences and challenges, her personal ministry “Metamorphosis” came forth.  It’s a ministry of transformation—transforming lives from the inside out.  She attributes her life and all it has been and will be to the loving, guiding hands of God her creator.

Pastor Bruce Cockrell pastorcockrell@yahoo.com   Pastor Cockrell, the son of Bruce and Lavada Cockrell, Sr., is a native Houstonian.  He graduated from M. B. Smiley High School (1984), where he was active in the music and athletic department.  He received Christ as his personal Savior during his 10th grade year and became a member of Praise Community Choir.  As a member of Praise he traveled the country singing the good news of Jesus Christ.  It as a member of this organization, where he saw hundreds of souls won to Christ, that he developed a strong Christian foundation and a thirst & hunger for righteousness.   Pastor Cockrell, received an Associate Degree in Business Management from Blinn College and then went on to the University of Missouri where he became the model athlete and meet he wife of 17 years, Lorinda.  His athletic career included Track & Field (constantly making the local and even national newspapers) and a brief stint in the NFL with the Dallas Cowboys and Los Angeles Raiders.  Looking back on the events of his professional football career, Pastor Cockrell will tell you that God intervene on his behalf changing his course because He had a better plan for his life!   Prior to joining Christ Worship Center he was member of New Light (Pastor I. V. Hillard) and Sonrise Fellowship Church (Pastor Edward Buford) both which have contributed greatly to the caliber of servant he is to the Body of Christ.  He is known as a man’s man!  God has given him a unique ability to instruct brothers on life and in righteousness.  He is a model servant - supervisor at Southeastern Freight Lines, where he has been employed for 10 years, husband and father (four daughters—Janae Strickland, Precious Cockrell and two Christ sent daughters Sharmon and Tamela Tubbs).

Pastor Nicholas Tatum Kingnick3@aol.com   Pastor Tatum, a native Houstonian, was born March 17, 1979.  He has been serving under Apostle Johnson since 2001 studying closely under his mentorship.  Pastor Tatum's aptitude for the Word of God and application of biblical principals to his life has always caused him to advance in the body of Christ.  In 1991, at the age of 12, he was honored by the F.C.A. (Fellowship of Christian Athletes) in their camp convention at Sugar Creek Baptist Church.  Before obtaining his associates degree in Science from Houston Community College Systems, he graduated from the High School for Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice, where he was head of Youth for Christ.  He went straight from high school to working for the Houston Police Department (HPD).  Nicholas is currently a police officer with an intermediate peace officer status and has been with HPD for almost ten years.  He is also achieved a black belt in Chun Kuk Do along with many awards and trophies.  Pastor Tatum was gifted by God with a fondness for speaking and good oratory abilities, which lead him to join Toastmasters International.  He quickly rose in the organization and became an Area Governor while at the same time being vice president of his local chapter.  He and a partner then started a seminar and speaking business known as Critical Conversations in 1999.  The University of Houston used Critical Conversations, on multiple occasions, to teach and speak at its leadership conferences.    Pastor Tatum is currently the Youth Pastor at Christ Worship Center.  He develops original lessons, for all youth groups, with easily understood applications.  His gift of teaching leads him to deeper research for accurate and practical appropriations for future life lessons.  His approach and passion for the children is evident and allows him the unique ability to connect with them on every level.  Since his appoint to this position the Youth Ministry at Christ Worship Center has almost tripled!

Pastor Antonio “Tony” C. Torres tonyctorres@aol.comHouston, as inventory clerk.  My duties at my job are to enter in evidence from crime scenes, and release property.  He received his G. E. D. in 2000 and went on to  attend the College of Biblical Studies.  His hobbies include coaching baseball with my son, spending time with my family, bowling, fishing, camping, and all types of sports.   Pastor Torres is the husband of Jennifer Torres and the father of two (Joshua and Trinity).  He is presently employed by the City of   In September 1998, Pastor Torres was made youth leader at the Bethel Ministry, Inc (Stafford, TX) and remained there until December 2000, also serving as a member of the church Sunday School staff., created Friday night youth night worship, ministering the Word of God to the young people, and served as a youth camp leader.  Upon the completion of his initial assignment at Bethel, he sat under the leadership of Joel Olsteen (Lakewood Church) for approximately one year before moving to Sonrise Church (Pastor Burford) were he was ordained in 2001 and made Youth Pastor.  While there, he preached each fourth Sunday and held Youth Nights on Fridays; he also helped to run an after school program for school aged children.  He returned to  Bethel Ministry Inc. for a brief stint before joining the pastoral staff of Christ Worship Center in December of 2004.  Pastor Torres has worked as Youth Camp Director (Alto Frio, TX) and been on three mission trips to Pierdas Negras, Mexico, where he helped build a home for a family, help run vacation Bible School, and took clothes, food, and furniture to help in a disaster relief.

Pastor Aaron Robertson was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan.  At the age of 21 he left Detroit to serve his country in the US ARMY.  While assigned to the 115th Field Hospital at Ft. Polk, Louisiana he met his wife. To this union God has blessed them with a son, Aaron Jr. (AJ) and a daughter, Hannah. After completing his enlistment agreement, he set out to pursue a career in the Funeral Industry. This pursuit led him to Houston, Texas, where he attended the Commonwealth Institute of Funeral Service. Pastor Robertson graduated with high honors and received his A.A.S. degree in Funeral Directing and Embalming. He is presently employed by the government and serves the community as a letter carrier here in the city.   At a very early age, Pastor Robertson developed a curiosity towards God which has now matured into a deep passion by watching his parents. Around the age of 4, he recalls sneaking out of his bed at night to peek around the corner to see a group of young people praying, crying, praising, and worshipping God in the living room of his childhood home under the leadership of his father. His father served his local church as the chairman of the young people. Then as a young teenager, when his mother would spend the night at the church on Wednesdays, at all night prayer meetings with the chief intercessors, he always wanted to stay and pray; though he would fall asleep while the women travailed, just being in that environment caused a great seed to be deposited in him. His total childhood experience has caused him to receive a deep love for ministry with an insight that goes far beyond his years.   Pastor Robertson received his license in 2006 and presently serves at Christ Worship Center. He is committed to seeing the body strengthened and built up until we all come into the unity of the faith and of the knowledge of the son of God, unto a perfect man, unto the measure of the fullness of Christ. (Ephesians 4:13)