Our Pastors
Pastor Jerome Lewis
Reverend Jerome Henry Lewis has touched and challenged men to live as holy vessels of God. He is the husband of First Lady Marsha Lewis.
Pastor Lewis is an Adjutant Overseer for the National Adjutancy of The Church Of God In Christ. He is the Superintendent of the Unity District serving numerous churches and fellowship ministries in the Suffolk County Vicinity. He has served faithful with impeccable integrity in the 3rd Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction of Eastern New York for over 30 years.
Pastor Lewis owned and operated J Lewis Contracting Inc for over 30 years. He has served as a Mission and Construction Consultant in several cities within the United States and Internationally. He has served in Haiti and Dominican Republic. He has served as Pastor of the Way of Prayer Church for over 20 years. He has been an instrumental supporter of the Mason Kelly Washington White Religious Training Institute and the Ministerial Alliance of North Amityville.
Pastor Lewis is saved, sanctified and filled with the Holy Ghost. He is an anointed man of God. He is a true servant of God. He is the father of Elder Jeritt Lewis Mdiv, Evangelist Jada Harris BS, Brother Jerome Foster Lewis BFA, Sister Janel Jona Lewis BS.
Associate Pastor Jeritt Lewis
Jeritt Lewis is the son of National Adjutant Overseer, Supt. Jerome Lewis and Late Jurisdictional Supervisor of Women Dr.Edna P. Lewis. He is married to the Lovely Lady Nicole Lewis and proud father of Trinity, Khloe, Blake and MaKenzi. He presently serves as assistant pastor of the Way of Prayer Church of God in Christ in Wyandanch, NY. Jeritt Lewis was the valedictorian for the C H Mason Bible College. He completed Graduate Theological Certification Studies on the Campus of Harvard University. He received a Master of Divinity from Nyack College of New York City. He also studied at the Nyack School of Business with a focus in Organizational Leadership with concentration in Ministerial Effectiveness. He has also completed Adjutancy Training at The Joint College of African American Pentecostal Bishops College.