Leadership

As a follower of Christ, Dr. Wayman Ming Jr. has traveled to over forty nations proclaiming "Bible truth in Pentecostal power." With a passionate plea for "One Mission—One Movement," Dr. Ming believes that "missioneering a global church with a global mission" remains a biblical mandate for the body of Christ.

His resume of ministry includes serving lead pastor of Joplin Family Worship Center in Joplin, Missouri and as executive pastor of Higher Vision Church in Valencia, California. He is the founder and president of EXCEED International, and before assuming his current role in the PCG, he previously served as Southern Missouri district bishop, assistant general bishop of the North Central Division, and general secretary. He completed his Doctorate of Ministry from the Assemblies of God Theological Seminary​.

Wayman and his wife Kimberly have three children, two of which are serving at the International Mission Center of the PCG while their youngest prepares for college as an upperclassman in high school.

Dan Coleman was elected as the general secretary of the Pentecostal Church of God in June 2015. Throughout his ministry, Dan has also served as the assistant general bishop of the Northeastern Division, district bishop of Michigan, district youth director of Michigan, senior pastor at Glad Tidings Church in Lansing, and youth pastor at Deliverance Tabernacle in Flint, Michigan. As a student, Dan attended Flint Central Assembly PC/G where he served in local church ministry and was actively involved in the sectional and district ministries of the Pentecostal Church of God.
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Dan and his wife, Lorie, have been married and in full-time ministry for over 31 years. The Colemans have two married sons and one married daughter. Their son Chad and his wife, Christina, live in St. Johns, Michigan and have blessed Dan and Lorie with four wonderful grandchildren. Their son Caleb and his wife, Milan, are both graduates of Messenger College and are currently serving as Michigan district youth directors. The Colemans’ daughter, Emily and her husband, Dallas, are currently attending Messenger College and serving at the IMC in Bedford, Texas.

Virgil Kincaid attended Southern Bible College, graduating in 1970 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Missions. Since then he has served the Pentecostal Church of God in the states of Texas, Arkansas, Indiana, Ohio, and Florida as a local church youth director, sectional youth director, state youth director, and as an assistant national youth director. He has also served as an assistant pastor, pastor, sectional presbyter, state executive presbyter, state executive secretary-treasurer, state bishop, and an assistant national bishop. In 2003 he began serving the Pentecostal Church of God as a resident missionary in Trinidad and Tobago, West Indies. At the same time he served as the Area Supervisor for the Caribbean, and after the Haiti earthquake of January 2010, he coordinated the rebuilding effort of damaged churches across Haiti and the national church compound in Port au Prince. In June 2011, he was elected to serve as the World Missions Director for the Pentecostal Church of God.​

Virgil and his late wife, Joy, served together in ministry until her death in January 2001. In December of 2002, he married Linda Jane Johnson (Janie) who served as a missionary in Trinidad and Tobago for twenty-two years. After their marriage they continued serving as resident missionaries in Trinidad and Tobago, as well as serving the entire Caribbean. Virgil and Janie reside in Bedford, Texas. They have nine children, 21 grandchildren, and one great grandchild. 

Randy and his wife, Dawn, have a tremendous passion to serve this generation. They have served the body of Christ in a variety of leadership capacities, including the local, district, and national office of the Pentecostal Church of God. Randy and Dawn have four children: Chase, Maia, Cali, and Jaxon. Randy holds a master’s degree in leadership and management from Liberty University, and has previously served as the president of Messenger College.
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In 2014, Randy and Dawn became the directors of PCG National Student Ministries, where they continue to fulfill their call in ministry today.

As the Empowered Women’s Ministries director for the Pentecostal Church of God, Kimberly Ming has a heart to encourage others to passionately pursue a relationship with God. She loves to encourage others to find their purpose in God and make a difference where they have been placed.

Kimberly is an ordained minister with the Pentecostal Church of God and a graduate of Messenger College with a B.A. in Biblical Studies. She has ministered alongside her husband (lead pastors for 12 years), plus she has served as a district women’s ministry director and as the assistant to two general secretaries. She also started a successful interior design business in California, connecting the application of ministry to everyday life.

Kimberly has been crazy in love and married to her husband, Wayman Ming Jr., for over 28 years. He currently serves as the general bishop of the PCG, and, together, they have three beautiful children and two awesome daughters-in-love: Spencer and Justice, Garrett and Aubrey, and Grace.

After receiving his Bachelor’s Degree in Theology, David accepted a call to Victory Tabernacle (PCG) in Thurmont, MD, where he and Hope have served for over 35+ years. David and Hope have four married sons and four very active and healthy grandchildren.

In 1984 David entered the USAF Reserves and continued his education at Fuller Theological Seminary and in due course graduated with a Master of Divinity from the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg, PA. Upon graduation, Pastor Reynolds was ecclesiastically endorsed by the Pentecostal Church of God to be a Chaplain in the USAF. For the next 33 years Chaplain Reynolds would serve across many communities, states, and countries including Germany, Japan, New Zealand and Antarctica.

Bishop Reynolds has served the PCG since 1977, having been initially licensed in the Blackhills District. In 1980 he transferred to the Capital District, where he was ordained and eventually served in a variety of roles, including district bishop.

James E. Rayburn, D. Min., has served the PCG in a variety of roles, including youth director, bishop, and assistant general bishop in the Southeast Region of the United States. James is also a retired Army Chaplain with 23 years of active service, providing ministry to PCG military communities.

Dr. Rayburn has been a member of the Board of Regents for Messenger College since 1988, with the exception of the time he was stationed in Germany. He holds a Doctorate of Ministry, Masters of Divinity, and a Masters of Science in Guidance. His undergraduate degree was from Southern Bible College. He is currently a Diplomate with the American Association of Pastoral Counselors, a Clinical Member and Approved Supervisor for the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapists, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, and a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor.

He is married to Mimi Rayburn and they are the parents to two daughters: Candace Rayburn of Euless, Texas and Carlyn (David) Alvarez of Price, Utah.