Rev. Michael A. Jones, I, is the Pastor of the St. Titus One Missionary Baptist Church in Chicago. He has served as Pastor, Teacher, Leader, and Counselor for 29 Years. Under his leadership, he has inspired the masses to become greater in God. He has a powerful teaching ministry, and utilizes his gift in Sunday School, Bible Study, Church Conferences and Retreats. Pastor Jones preaches so that members, young and old can understand and relate to his messages.

At St. Titus One, he established a Youth Church, Teen Church, Nursery and a plethora of Youth ministries so the youth can better understand the word of God.

Pastor Jones has served as the 2nd Vice-President of the Salem Baptist District Association Congress of Christian Education for two terms and currently serves as 4th Vice- Moderator of Salem Baptist District Association.

He began teaching for the Salem Baptist District Association in 2015 and is passionate about sharing the word of God with the world. He has taught “The History of the Christian Church” for both Salem’s extended school and the Shelvin J. Hall Institute. He has also taught “The Holy Spirit” and “Evangelism”.

Pastor Jones is the president of a Multi-Cultural, Multi-Ethnic and Interfaith Pastors cluster of Gamaliel of Chicago called P.O.W.E.R. (Pastors Organized with Equity and Respect).

He has been married to his wife, Geri L. Jones for 43+ years. They have 6 children, 18 grand-children and 3 great-grandchildren. They are entrepreneurs in their own right, having owned a Gift Shop and two Restaurants.

Apostle Pulliam was commissioned an Apostle in May of 2011 by Apostle Aaron Royster and later joined the Apostolic Resource Ministries (ARM Network).  

After being introduced to the POWER Organization by Pastor Ronald Daugherty, Apostle Pulliam trusted the vision of POWER would help many on many levels and joined the organization in 2019.

Apostle’s favorite saying is “God and the Devil ain’t doing the same thing” and that we must remain FOCUS, “Finding Our Course Using Scripture”. His favorite scripture is Jeremiah 15:16. 

He has been married over 50 years, the father of three children, grandfather of five and great grandfather of three. 

Rev. Tyrone E. Baity is a native Illinoisan who grow up in Robbins. He attended local area public school and graduate of Dwight D. Eisenhower High School. Soon after graduating from high school, he joined the United States Army and served several years until honorably discharged. He went on to pursue an education in ministry, by taking and completing several independent study courses at Moody Bible Institute of Chicago, and went on to attend Trinity International University, and several years later, earned an Bachelor of Arts in Christian Ministry and a Master of Arts in Urban Ministries. 

From the earliest of his life, he attended Great Hope Missionary Baptist Church of Robbins, under the late Rev. Dr. W.L. Cook, Sr. It was at Great Hope MBC that he would come to know, confess, believe in Jesus Christ and be baptized there at age 6. It was through this encounter and under the leadership and mentoring tutelage of Dr. Cook that he received biblical training and call to the ministry. Recognizing and nurturing the anointing and call upon his life, Rev. Dr. W.L. Cook, Sr. appointed him to function in various areas within that local assembly. He functioned as an Adult Sunday school teacher, Minister of Transportation, Men’s Ministry, Pastoral Appreciation Chairperson, and in various other areas, to include Custodian. 

In addition to serving in various capacities of leadership throughout the years, Rev. Baity was involved in a variety of other endeavors that prepared him to embrace lost souls, and to minister to the total man regardless of challenges or limitations. During his time in the ministry one of which has been extremely helpful in helping him to learn about having great concern for the lost and to effectively do ministry and to do it well, descent, and in order; especially concerning those who are in nursing homes, the poor, the broken, and abused, was Rev. Dr. Edward Wright, Jr. 

In following years, God released him to embark upon his own ministry. He was called as pastor of the Christian Hope Missionary Baptist Church of Chicago on January 11, 2009. His charismatic style of preaching and “old soul” characteristics has captured the attention of the congregation. As a sower goes forth to sow, he has an anointing that allows him to minister to those in need of healing of the mind, body, and soul. With such a great calling to fulfill, he finds time to conduct bible study, teach, pray for those who are sick, write letters to members, conduct a pastoral prayer line ministry, and spend time studying God’s word. He is supported in his ministry by his wife, Sonia and their 10 children. His ultimate desire is to minister to the total man, in worship, in the word and in witness. He desires to see people fully embrace God’s love and walk in victory and power, while experiencing the fullness of God’s promises. 

Pastor Joshua Ivery Sr  born and raised in Chicago IL pastor Ivery Has been fighting for communities of color since the age of Five he has worked as a community organizer for the past 22 years and firmly believes that we are not the voice of the people but we teach  people how to use there voices. Pastor Ivery is married  to the the Beautiful Dorothy Ivery ,father of three and the proud pastor of the Outreach missionary Baptist church located in Chicago IL