Rev. Cynthia A. Williams is gifted in prayer and has cultivated several Intercessory Prayer Ministries. She served five years as Vice President for the Rhema Prayer Ministry of Central Jersey and she oversees The Hour of Prayer on Wednesday evenings at Word of Faith Ministries where she was ordained into the Gospel Ministry to preach, in 2012.

God has developed a women’s outreach at Word of Faith Ministries and placed it under her tutelage. With His guidance it has become a purposeful, vibrant, and constructive ministry, by which women come together in fellowship, prayer, and detailed biblical studies on a monthly basis. Rev. Williams continuously avails her time and support on behalf of anyone in need.

As well as The Women’s Outreach Ministry, Rev. Williams teaches the weekly Adult Sunday School. Within the center of all of her accomplishments it is without doubt or question she was called to guide, teach, clarify scripture, and encourage; but most importantly to promote both trust and commitment, first to our Lord and then, to one another.

Rev. Williams has an Associate’s Degree in Biblical Studies and is currently studying for her Bachelor’s Degree in Religious Studies. She is also pending certification designed for developing and mentoring those called unto discipleship at an instructive level. By life experience, Rev. Williams has a true heart for the nurturing and edification of women and she has been anointed, chosen, and sent by God to serve in leadership.

Deacon Robert Garris III was born in Seaboard, North Carolina. He was raised with eight sisters and one brother, he being the youngest out of the ten children.  He graduated from The William Taft High School in Bronx, New York. He accepted Jesus The Christ as his Lord and savior at the young age of nine.

Deacon Garris avails himself to whoever may be in need.  He has the determination and willingness to help others regardless of who they may be. He has a servant’s heart therefore; God chose him to serve His people.

Deacon Richard A Corney was born in Jersey City, New Jersey.  He was raised with two brothers and three sisters, he being the youngest.   He graduated from Piscataway High School in Piscataway, New Jersey and the Institute of Audio Research in New York City.  

Deacon Corney’s concern and passion for the spiritual welfare of others, especially the youth, had instilled in him a willingness, compassion and desire to serve and support the building and unifying of God’s kingdom, by serving both the physical and spiritual needs of others.

Deacon Marvin M Clark was born in Newark, New Jersey. He is one of eleven children. He received his academic education from the Newark, New Jersey school system, graduating from Weequahic High School and attending the New Jersey Institute of Technology the same year.  

His introduction to the gospel came from his neighbor, who he considered a friend and a brother. That introduction led him to accept Jesus as his Lord and Savior in 1981.

Deacon Clark is also a Sunday School teacher and he devotes himself not only to the children but to the word of God. His desire, dedication and passion to know and understand the word of God initiates the conviction to teach.