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Minister CHIDI STANLEY ENWEREM oversees the Ministries of Evangelism, Family Care Groups and Intercession Prayer Ministry. He holds a Bachelor of Science (Honors) degree from the University of Ibadan, and a Post Graduate Degree and Masters of Science Degree from the University of Reading, England, all in Agricultural Economics. He is married to Dr. Nkechi Enwerem, a research scientist, with whom he has three wonderful teenage children — Nicola, Binta and Kayode. Minister Chidi has lived and worked in Africa, Europe and now lives here in the United States where he is engaged in Ministry. He has also traveled to Asia (India) on a working visit, where he had a first hand experience of the many different religions in that country.

Brother Chidi, as he often prefers to be called, is currently studying for a Masters of Divinity from Capital Bible Seminary in Lanham, MD. Apart from directing the Family Care Group Ministry he periodically preaches at the evening chapel services held at the Central Union Mission in Washington, DC, and also conducts prayer meetings every Saturday evening at Triumphant.

Brother Chidi spends most of his time searching into the scriptures and trying to learn more about God from the example of Jesus the Christ.

Minister CHARLES BENJAMIN HOUSTON was born in Washington D.C. on June 6, 1984 to Dorothea and George Cornell Houston, Jr. At an early age he joined Embry A.M.E. Church where he grew up performing in many of the Sunday school programs, participating at the Potomac District Sunday School conventions and singing on the Future Generations choir. In June of 2000, he joined Triumphant and continued his journey with his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ under the leadership of Pastor T. L. Rogers.

Charles attended Paint Branch elementary school and was a member of the Lakeland Stars. There he received many academic awards for academic and civic achievements. In the fifth grade he traveled as an unattended minor to Frankfort, Germany to visit his surrogate aunt and uncle for four weeks. He went on to attend Martin Luther King Middle School. While attending King Middle School he sang with the award winning Maryland Boy Choir. The choir won a Grammy award for their 1995 performance with the National Symphony Orchestra at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. in 2000. Charles graduated from St. John's College High School in Washington, D C. with honors in 2002. There he rose to the rank of JROTC Major responsible for public relations. At graduation he received the Principal's Award for academic and civic achievements. When it was time for him to go to college there was only one choice, Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia, the school of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. He received an Army ROTC scholarship to Georgia Tech University later the regiment was transferred to Georgia State University and he was offered ROTC scholarships to Temple and Howard University.

Currently he is a senior at Morehouse College majoring in Religion and his minor is psychology with an overall 3.5 GPA. He was elected president of the chapel assistants at the Martin Luther King International Chapel in May 2005. He is the second vice president for the Southern Christian Leadership Conference on the campus of Morehouse and chaplain for the Morehouse community service council. He is cross enrolled at Georgia State University's ROTC program where he participates on the Ranger Challenge team, color guard and is a member of Scabbard and Blade military honor society.

He has preached in Atlanta, Ga. and at Triumphant. At Triumphant he preached the pre-Thanksgiving service in 2003, and recently preached his trial sermon in September 2004. On December 26, 2004, Pastor T.L. Rogers and the ministers of the church granted Charles Houston his license to preach the Gospel.

Upon graduation in 2006, he will be commissioned as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army where he plans to further serve God by eventually going into the Chaplain core after he attends seminary school. He plans to get a master's degree and eventually a doctorate in pastoral counseling. Truly this is a testimony to God's faithfulness and to God be the glory.

WESLEY A JOHNSON II is the founder of the Purpose Group, a bible-centered-bible-principled personal development training and advocacy mission. "Elder Wes" a native of Hampton, Virginia was licensed in the Gospel Ministry by Reverend Willie F. Wilson, Pastor of the Union Temple Baptist Church of Washington, DC and currently serves as the Minister of Life Development at the Triumphant Church in West Hyattsville, MD (where he is a member) under the teaching ministry of Pastor T.L. Rogers. He is an Area Director for Young Life in Southern Prince George's Co., an international Christian youth organization.

A passionate advocate for the disenfranchised, Elder Wes is a graduate of Thomas Nelson Community College (A.S. in Early Childhood Development) and Maple Springs Baptist Bible College and Seminary (B.A. in Biblical Studies), and is currently working towards his Master degree in theology from Fuller Theological Seminary. An engaging orator with a succinct and captivating style of delivery, Elder Wes has demonstrated the ability to communicate and connect with people of all ages, cultures, and socio-economic levels.

Elder Wes is married to the former Dionne Heron (his partner in Life and ministry), a native of Jamaica and Howard University graduate. They have three young sons and a daughter: Asante, Omari, Ayinde and Dara. He often addresses and trains groups of varying sizes on advocacy matters impacting children, youth and family. Elder Wes is a huge sports fan, avid reader and a lover of HGTV.

Dr. RAY E. MCKISSIC D.Min. is a teacher and scholar who has developed and instructed teaching programs in Arlington County middle and high schools, Arkansas Baptist College, Maple Spring Baptist Bible College and Seminary, Howard University School of Divinity, and area churches and correctional facilities.

He is a native of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, currently residing in Washington, DC. He has received a Bachelors degree from the University of Arkansas; a Masters of Divinity degree from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Fort Worth, Texas; and a Doctorate of Ministry from Howard University School of Divinity in Washington, DC.

He has served as the Pastor of Union Baptist Church, Hot Springs, Arkansas and First Baptist Church, Smackover, Arkansas. He has been Assistant Pastor of churches in Texas, Arkansas, and Washington, DC. His pastoral experience includes evangelism and outreach, teaching bible study, vacation bible school and scout mastering. He currently teaches a bible class to Program Men at Central Union Mission (CUM) as well as preaches every third Thursday to homeless men at CUM for overnight shelter.

Dr. McKissic is always on call 24 hours a day, praying and visiting members in the hospital, nursing facility or sick at home. He gives leadership to our visitation ministry and visitor's follow-up ministry. Elder McKissic is a faithful leader who always has a smile and encouraging word to uplift our spirits.