OUR HISTORY

THE BIRTH OF A VISION

On October 15, 2000, Kingdom Builders' Worship Center was founded by Bishop Robert C. Perry, II. The ministry was birthed with a divine mandate: to preach the Gospel with integrity, to prepare the body of Christ for spiritual warfare through sound biblical training and to instill in God’s children the purpose of their walk; to become fishers of men. Opening its doors with just 15 passionate young believers, the ministry set out with a fervent desire to seek God’s face and align their lives with His perfect will. United in faith and vision, these trailblazers began a powerful journey to establish the Kingdom of God on earth as it is in heaven (*Matthew 6:10*).

A DIVINE MERGER

On December 31, 2003, Kingdom Builders' Worship Center merged with Mt. Olive Temple of Christ, a ministry founded in 1966 by the late Reverend Susie B. Thomas. Reverend Thomas was a visionary, called to serve the community through evangelism, outreach, and the establishment of a house of prayer open to all; regardless of denomination, race, or gender. Led by divine direction, the two ministries were united to form what is now known as The Kingdom Church, under the continuing pastorate of Bishop Robert C. Perry, II. Bishop Robert C. Perry, II continues to boldly preach and teach the Gospel of Jesus Christ driven by the power of the Holy Spirit and a relentless passion for souls.

OUR MISSION

Instilling the character and mind of God into those who desire to know Him (Phil. 2:5)
Preaching and teaching the mandate of Praise and Worship as a spiritual tool, weapon. and a way of life. (St. John 4:23, 24)
Obtaining biblical prosperity after seeking the Kingdom of God and all of His righteousness. (Matt. 6:33)
Allowing God's people to experience His healing power. (Isa. 53:5)
Reaching the community, inviting them to experience the presence of the Almighty God through our corporate obedience and diligence to Him.
Equipping believers to be builders of God's Kingdom in every area of their lives: spiritually, physically, economically, and culturally. (Heb. 11:10)