Pastor Terence Gray
Many search a lifetime for purpose while others are fortunate enough to find their way early in life. Terence Renard Gray’s calling in life came to him in a dream in which he found himself walking through a garden in darkness. Although it was dark he was not afraid, for wherever he walked, he found light. He sensed death and hopelessness in the darkness, but was able to provide life, hope and light. At age 9 he delivered his first sermon at Allen Chapel AME church in Calhoun, GA. His purpose was clear. At age 12 he was licensed to preach and at age 16 he was submitted into the African Methodist Church. On June 22, 1985, Terence married the former Joyce Ann Jones of Augusta, GA and began to build a family of his own. He finds joy in the faces of his daughter, Jocelyn Bianca Gray and his two sons, Terence Renard Gray II and Tremiane Raphael Gray.
A graduate of Morris Brown College in Atlanta, Terence established himself as a leader early in life. He continued his education at the Interdenominational Theological Seminary where he received his Masters of Divinity in Homiletics in 1989.
