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Servant James Wesley Smith Jr. has been diligently serving our Lord Jesus Christ since 1987. He was blessed to grow up in a family of believers as his father pastored a church in Hallandale;
He strayed away from the Word of God at an early age and lived a life of drugs abuse and crime. This life style landed him in prison facing the electrical chair on first degree murder charges, but through God’s Grace and Mercy he was delivered from the electric chair into his mother’s living room chair. He remained faithful to the Word of God and became a faithful Minister at Faith Assembly of Christ in Capital Heights, Maryland, where he ministered to a men’s support group (I Am My Brother’s Keeper) for seven years.
Servant Wesley held Bible Studies every Thursday night at a halfway house in Washington D.C. for eight years, where he received honors for his dedication in service. He also received an award of appreciation for eight years of commitment at Lorton’s Central Facility Prison, in Lorton Virginia.
Servant Wesley has completed five years of studies at Givens Bible College in Washington, DC, where he received his degree of completion in Biblical Studies. He has received his Associates Degree in Biblical Counseling at Trinity Seminary Theological College in Newburg, Indiana; where he has also received his Bachelors of Arts Degree in Pastoral Ministry. Servant Wesley would be the first to say that the anointing is neither in Seminary School nor Degrees, but because God has anointed him to serve people, he is lead to continue in his studies to show himself approved by God, to become that workman that is not ashamed of the work that he is doing for the Lord.
Servant Wesley was ordained as an Elder in Faith Assembly of Christ on October the 15th 2006. Servant Wesley now resides in Deerfield Beach, Florida, where the Lord called him to minister, with his wife Rosalind and his son Manasseh. He also has seven other children and eight grandchildren who currently reside in Florida, Georgia and Pennsylvania.
Books by Servant Wesley:
Grace and Mercy: My Path to Redemption
He strayed away from the Word of God at an early age and lived a life of drugs abuse and crime. This life style landed him in prison facing the electrical chair on first degree murder charges, but through God’s Grace and Mercy he was delivered from the electric chair into his mother’s living room chair. He remained faithful to the Word of God and became a faithful Minister at Faith Assembly of Christ in Capital Heights, Maryland, where he ministered to a men’s support group (I Am My Brother’s Keeper) for seven years.
Servant Wesley held Bible Studies every Thursday night at a halfway house in Washington D.C. for eight years, where he received honors for his dedication in service. He also received an award of appreciation for eight years of commitment at Lorton’s Central Facility Prison, in Lorton Virginia.
Servant Wesley has completed five years of studies at Givens Bible College in Washington, DC, where he received his degree of completion in Biblical Studies. He has received his Associates Degree in Biblical Counseling at Trinity Seminary Theological College in Newburg, Indiana; where he has also received his Bachelors of Arts Degree in Pastoral Ministry. Servant Wesley would be the first to say that the anointing is neither in Seminary School nor Degrees, but because God has anointed him to serve people, he is lead to continue in his studies to show himself approved by God, to become that workman that is not ashamed of the work that he is doing for the Lord.
Servant Wesley was ordained as an Elder in Faith Assembly of Christ on October the 15th 2006. Servant Wesley now resides in Deerfield Beach, Florida, where the Lord called him to minister, with his wife Rosalind and his son Manasseh. He also has seven other children and eight grandchildren who currently reside in Florida, Georgia and Pennsylvania.
Books by Servant Wesley:
Grace and Mercy: My Path to Redemption