On October 15, 2000 founded by Robert C. Perry, II, Kingdom Builders Worship Center was birthed with a mandate to preach the Gospel with integrity, prepare the body of Christ for warfare through training, and lastly instill in the hearts and minds of God's children the purpose of its walk which is to be fishers of men.  On opening day, the ministry opened its doors with 15 young people, each with a fervent desire to seek God's face and to align their lives in God's perfect will.  Together these young men and women set forth on their spiritual journey to establish the Kingdom of God in earth as it is in heaven. (St. Matt. 6: 10)  Under the anointed guidance of the Founder & Pastor, Robert C. Perry, II, Kingdom Builders' Worship Center, Inc. began working towards pursuing the following goals:

• 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. (St. 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)

On December 31, 2003 Kingdom Builders' Worship Center merged with Mt. Olive Temple of Christ.  Mt. Olive is a ministry that was founded by Reverend Susie B. Thomas in 1966.  God gave her a vision to help the community through evangelism and outreach and to build a house of prayer for all people no matter the denomination, race, or gender.  God saw fit to bring these two ministries together to form what is now known to the world as The Kingdom Church under the pastorate of Bishop Robert C. Perry II.

 

January 10, 2009 marked another special day in the history of our great church.  We expanded our ministry to Canton, MA and planted another worship center for the purpose of building God's kingdom.  Kingdom Builders Worship Center-South was birthed and we are now building God's kingdom with the "One Church in two Locations" model.

The ministry has attracted a membership of over 800 members to the body of Christ.  Built upon a strong and biblically strategic foundation, The Kingdom Church continues to enlarge its territory with a steady increase in membership and finances.  Bishop Perry has placed special emphasis on the establishment of administration of the church to assure continued growth through integrity, effectiveness and accountability in the operation and purpose of the church.

The Kingdom Church continues to focus its ministry on the unique challenges and needs of today's families and urban communities.  Therefore, with a strong focus on education, Bishop Robert C. Perry, II continues to preach and teach the gospel of Jesus Christ with enthusiasm and tenacity under the direction of the Holy Spirit.

 

Reverend Susie B. Thomas, Emeritus was born and raised in Mount Pleasant, Texas.  She relocated to Boston Massachusetts in 1951.  In 1966, she founded the Mount Olive Temple of Christ, a non-denominational church, in Dorchester Massachusetts.

The church served the community by providing food, clothing, counseling, referral services, summer camps, and an open door for community meetings, workshops, seminars, etc;

Reverend Thomas is an advocate for community involvement and justice for all people.  She has worked in the Master's vineyard for over 40 years preaching, conducting revivals, seminars, and workshops.

For over 20 years Reverend Thomas has served on various community boards.  She has been instrumental in the organization and the establishment of many of them and continues to be of great support.

She is a graduate of the Booker T. Washington High School in Mount Pleasant, Texas.  She earned a certificate from the Bethel Bible School in Cambridge Massachusetts and was conferred a Bachelor of Arts in Religion from the Eastern Nazarene College in Quincy, Massachusetts.

Reverend Thomas was married to the late Deacon Ted Thomas, Sr. for 63 years.  Three children were born to this great union, Co-Pastor Susie C. Owens of Washington, D.C., Professor Ted Thomas, Jr., and Joann Thomas-Brown of Boston, MA, three grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren.

Reverend Thomas has served on or supported the following: Prison Board Ministry, Black Ecumenical Alliance, Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance, Dorchester AFDC (Aid for Families with Dependent Children), Friends on a mission (Haiti & St. Kitts), Foreign Missions, Africare (Wells in Africa), AIDS Community Serving, C.O.S.T (Churches Organized to Stop Tobacco), Voters Registration and the Boston Ten Point Coalition.

We are forever grateful that the Lord gave her the vision and the wisdom to lay the foundation for Mount Olive.