Thank you for being with the ministers here in Arizona this past weekend (April 4-5). Every minister, pastor and church congregant were challenged and inspired through the Soul Health sessions. Pastors have started putting together a plan for soul health. I am so grateful for this ministry, and the help it will bring in allowing ministers to realize their stress levels before they become overwhelmed and walk away or have a moral failure. This is truly a now ministry. Once again thank you for your heart and your passion you have been a blessing here in Arizona.

Forever thankful,

Dr. James Binion
Arizona Administrative Bishop

“The Paul L. Walker Center for Pentecostal Preaching provides a vital resource for equipping a new generation of Spirit-empowered preachers with biblical depth, theological clarity, and Pentecostal passion. Its commitment to excellence in preaching honors the legacy of Dr. Paul L. Walker and advances the call to proclaim the gospel in the spirit and power of Pentecost.”

Stan Holder
Church of God Administrative Bishop of Florida Region

In our ongoing efforts to encourage and equip pastors in Eastern North Carolina, we were delighted to have Dr. Steve Hall share about the uniqueness and dangers of ministry. Dr. Hall shed some much-needed light on the necessity of soul care in our churches and challenged everyone to make space and take time to connect with Christ. Given his depth of experience and expertise in the field of pastoral ministry, he would be a perfect fit for professional development in any setting. Dr. Hall will positively sharpen your skills and feed your soul. I highly recommend him, and I am certain he will be a valuable resource for any ministry.

Brett Seals, DMin
Eastern North Carolina Evangelism Director

Dr. Steve Hall, from Lee University’s Paul L. Walker Center for Pentecostal Preaching, recently shared a presentation with the ministers of the North Central Region that dealt with the topic of soul health. The content of the presentation was excellent, and Dr. Hall delivered the material with passion. His engaging delivery challenged participants to seriously consider a detailed plan for increasing their focus on caring for their personal relationship with God so that they could be more effective in leading congregants on a spiritual journey. I wholeheartedly endorse Dr. Hall and would encourage any leader of ministers to give him an opportunity to speak into the lives of those that you lead.

Mark S. Cary, DMin.
Administrative Bishop North Central Region Church of God

I hope this note finds you well. On behalf of the Southern New England Church of God, I want to extend our heartfelt gratitude for the powerful “soul care” presentation you facilitated for our pastors. Your time, energy, and insight, as represented through the Paul L. Walker Center for Pentecostal Preaching at Lee University, truly made a profound impact on all who were present.

Your ability to convey the essence of soul care was both uplifting and deeply anointed. The wisdom and passion you shared resonated with our pastors and offered them invaluable tools to enrich their ministries and personal spiritual journeys. We are continually inspired by your commitment to equipping leaders within the body of Christ, and your presentation was a testament to that mission.

It was not only a time of learning but indeed a spiritual renewal for our group. Many of our pastors expressed a strong desire for you to return next year, and we wholeheartedly agree! We would be honored to welcome you back to continue this vital conversation on soul care.

Bishop Doyle P. Scott Sr. Administrative Bishop Southern New England Church of God