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Derick Faison
Pastor Derick Faison is the Presiding Prelate of Charisma Internationa Fellowship of Churches based in Fort Worth, Texas and was formally the Campus Pastor for The Potter's House C...voir plusPastor Derick Faison is the Presiding Prelate of Charisma Internationa Fellowship of Churches based in Fort Worth, Texas and was formally the Campus Pastor for The Potter's House Church. Born and raised in Wilmington, Delaware, he attended New Castle School systems and is a graduate of Dallas Baptist University in Dallas, Texas
Pastor Faison began his ministry experiences under the tutelage of Bishop T. D. Jakes, and continues to serve under his auspices. Responding to the undeniable call on his life, this connection has thrust Pastor Faison into his divine destiny to work in the varied roles of orator, evangelist, and leader.
Pastor Faison's ministry has covered a wide spectrum of experiences including conference coordinator, national youth leader, and renowned speaker for conferences and workshops nationwide. His writings and words of insight have been featured in many notable publications and he has often been a featured guest on TBN's "Praise The Lord" show.
Pastor Faison served as the director of Ministerial Affairs and Christian Education for The Potter's House Church of Dallas, Texas. Where he was charged with the responsibility of providing training, mentoring and motivation to the more than 400 elders and ministers under his direct supervision. His ministry strengths lie in educating and preparing future laymen and ministers for worldwide ministry.
Pastor Derick Faison is the Founder and CEO of Derick Faison Ministries, an anointed ministry vehicle that ignites his desire to impact the body of Christ worldwide through workshops and training seminars.
This ministry assists pastors and clergy in the areas of leadership development, family relationships, balancing marriage and ministry, conflict resolution and developing interpersonal skills.voir moins