Loyd Naten

Loyd L. Naten pastored his first church in 1973 in Findlay, Ohio. Since then he has pastored in Bakersfield, El Cajon and La Habra, California.

He served as secretary for the Southern California District of the Pentecostal Church of God for eight years and as district bishop for eight years. During his tenure as Southern California bishop, he also served as an assistant general bishop for the Southwestern Region of the Pentecostal Church of God for four years.

In June, 2003 he was elected the director of World Missions for the Pentecostal Church of God.

​​In June, 2011 he was elected the General Secretary for the Pentecostal Church of God.

Amy Stoehr

Amy grew up in a very close military family with awesome parents and an older brother who lived in many places in the U.S. and around the world. The daughter of an Air Force pilot, she loved the people and diverse cultures she experienced in Europe, the Middle East, Far East and America. Amy grew up attending church on Sundays and always had a deep love for God, but first heard about having a personal relationship with Him when a dear friend in college shared with her. While sitting alone on the floor of her bedroom at the sorority house she asked Jesus Christ to be the Lord of her life forever.

Amy graduated from the University of Arizona then earned her degree in Physical Therapy in Dallas, where she also worked as a Physical Therapist. She soon married Matthew Stoehr, and as they continued to love and serve God at their local church, they soon realized they were called to love God’s people as pastors. In 1987, Matt and Amy, with the support and prayers of their family, friends and local church drove to Vista CA on a Wednesday in August and had the first church service on Sunday at The River Family Church.

Amy’s first ministry is being a wife, a mother to their children, and working closely with Matthew in ministering to people, sharing the Gospel wherever she goes. She is passionate about God’s Word, committed to prayer and is dedicated to loving people.

Lona Walker

Lona Walker (pronounced like “Donna” with an “L”) is an author and songwriter from Joplin, Missouri.

She is also a contributing writer for an online publication, The Gospel Magazine.

Lona, along with her husband David, founded “Singing Again Ministries” in 1996 as she has been “Proving that a broken heart can sing again.”

She has a daughter, Kimmy, who is married to Josh Dennis. They have given her two grandsons.

You can learn more about her at www.lona.org.

Carrie Underwood

Carrie and her husband, Eddie, make their home in Lafayette, Indiana where they currently serve as District Youth Directors for Indiana Pentecostal Church of God Student Ministries.

Prior to her husband’s appointment as District Youth Director, the Underwoods served as Youth Pastors of God’s House in Lafayette.

Carrie is also employed at Purdue University, where she manages and coordinates course schedules and academic matters for students and faculty in the School of foreign Languages and Literatures.

Her greatest passion is to mentor young girls to become strong women of God in today’s society, inspiring them to fulfill their destiny and purpose at home, in the workplace and in their community by sharing with others the love and freedom that is found through salvation in Jesus Christ.

Karren Farley

Reverend Karren Farley loves the Lord Jesus Christ with all her heart. She was saved at the tender age of 11. Today she serves as the Women’s Ministry Director for the Capital District and the worship leader at her church, the Martinsburg Christian Center where she is an Associate Pastor. Her husband, Dr. Rick Farley, is the Bishop of the Capital District. She has her Master of Ministry degree and is an ordained minister with the Pentecostal Church of God. She has been married to Bishop Farley for 39 years and still madly in love with him. They have four grown children and six grandchildren. She has one grandchild that is in Jesus’ loving care. On June 29, 2008, Karren’s oldest son, Jason, died in a motorcycle accident at 29. She is learning to walk in God’s grace daily since his acccident.

She believes we need to be the light to this world and we need to encourage ourselves in the Lord as David did. No matter what is going on in our life, Jesus Christ is Lord and His love will carry us through and give us the strength we need to face tomorrow.

Donna Morton

Reverend Donna Morton is the pastor of Living Waters Tabernacle PCG in Meeker OK, where she has served for the past 15 years. She was saved when she was 4 years old at a Foursquare Church in California and filled with the Holy Ghost at a youth rally at age 10. At age 25 God called her to preach.

After evangelizing for several years, in 1979 God laid it on her heart to start a new work in Chandler, OK. She pioneered and pastored Midway Assembly of God. After her husband died, she took a year off to seek God for direction and He led her to the Pentecostal Church of God.

She loves Women’s Ministries and counts it a privilege to be a sectional Women’s Ministries director at this time.

She is a third-generation Pentecostal woman and is about to have her first granddaughter, who will, Lord helping, be a fifth generation Pentecostal woman!

Pastor Morton says, “The Lord has never failed me, and although I have been through some tough times, His grace is always sufficient. I’m in the process of writing a book about God's grace for every situation in life. This is an exciting, challenging time to be serving the Lord!”

Angela Reid

Dr. Angela Reid, a graduate of Messenger College, is a clinical psychologist and licensed minister.

She serves as Clinical Director and Assistant Professor of Counseling Psychology at the Assemblies of God Theological Seminary in Springfield, Missouri.

From http://www.agts.edu/faculty/reid.html:

B.A., Messenger College
M.A., Assemblies of God Theological Seminary
Psy.D., Forest Institute of Professional Psychology

Licensed as minister, psychologist and professional counselor, Angela Reid is passionate about promoting the integration of psychological disciplines with the practice of the Christian faith through higher education, practical research, community outreach and ministry to the body of Christ. She has an impressive record of clinical practice, undergraduate and graduate level teaching, program administration, workshop and seminar presentations, and ministerial involvement. Her academic and research interests include the efficacy and training needs of faith-based international crisis-response teams and ministry outreaches, play therapy and family crisis intervention, and the inclusion of value-consistent intervention among practicing Christian counselors.

"As the restoration of peace and right relationship with God, oneself and other is paramount, my goal is to equip students with both the professional resources needed to be a skilled helper and the personal attributes necessary to compassionately reflect a healthy and liberating image of God to those seeking comforts and counsel." — Angela C. Reid