Chief Apostle
Born in Fayetteville, NC in February 1960, his family moved to Washington, D.C. when he was 3 years old and that is where he was raised. He was educated in the DCPS where he graduated from Theodore Roosevelt High School in 1977 - one year ahead of his class, he returned to Fayetteville State University for one semester before enlisting in the U.S. Army. He remained in the military from 1978 - 1996. He served partook in several missions, but his stent in Saudi Arabia from November 1990 until September 1991, rendered him a disabled veteran. He received several awards while in the military - Army Commendation Medal, Two-Time Golden Glove Boxing Champ (Ft. Sill, OK.), Army Achievement Medal, just to name a few. In 1991 after returning from duty in Saudi Arabia and spending three months in the hospital, Apostle Whitfield was ordained Youth Ministry (July 1992) by the late Elder Emerson Pittman of New Born Church of God in the Spirit of Christ, where he served until his departure in August 1993.
Upon returning to Fayetteville, NC in 1993, Apostle Whitfield and family joined Christ Gospel Church of Hope Mills under the tutelage of Dr. Ron Godbolt , where he served diligently until the Lord called him into ministry in 1997. Apostle Whitfield received his degree in History from Fayetteville State University in May 2000 and went on to Methodist University to pursue a degree in Social Work. After completing a Ministerial Training Course, he established a ministry organization (Discipleship Covenant Ministry, International, 2008), a ministry that reaches out to starter ministries, helping to enlighten them by making sure that they are equipped to do ministry outside of the pulpit. He is currently a student of the IPHC School of Ministry, Falcon, NC., and hosts a weekly radio program with the WIDU Pastors Coalition of Fayetteville, NC.
Apostle Whitfield met his wife in the military in Ft. Meade, MD in 1983. They were friends for 8 years before they were married in November 1990. Together they have six beautiful children and a total of 15 grand children.