Sunday, July 3, 2022 | My Declaration of Dependence | Bishop Ed Riley

Our Father’s House-Worldwide opened its doors on August 4, 2012 in Orangeburg, South Carolina with Bishop Edward L. Riley and Pastor Carleen B. Riley, as founders. With the motto “A Place to Find God,” it is the vision of this house to establish a multicultural church that reaches the lost for Jesus Christ, serve its communities as a place of hope and healing, and experience the presence of God together in unity. Our mission is to lead people to salvation and healing so they can reach their full potential in Jesus Christ and thus, impact the world.

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Our Father’s House-Worldwide opened its doors on August 4, 2012 in Orangeburg, South Carolina with Bishop Edward L. Riley and Pastor Carleen B. Riley, as founders. With the motto “A Place to Find God,” it is the vision of this house to establish a multicultural church that reaches the lost for Jesus Christ, serve its communities as a place of hope and healing, and experience the presence of God together in unity. Our mission is to lead people to salvation and healing so they can reach their full potential in Jesus Christ and thus, impact the world.

Our Father’s House-Worldwide opened its doors on August 4, 2012 in Orangeburg, South Carolina with Bishop&nbsp;Edward L. Riley and Pastor Carleen B. Riley, as founders. With the motto “A Place to Find God,” it is the vision of&nbsp;this house to establish a multicultural church that reaches the lost for Jesus Christ, serve its communities as a&nbsp;place of hope and healing, and experience the presence of God together in unity. Our mission is to lead people&nbsp;to salvation and healing so they can reach their full potential in Jesus Christ and thus, impact the world.

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Sunday, July 3, 2022 | My Declaration of Dependence | Bishop Ed Riley

Sunday, July 3, 2022 | My Declaration of Dependence | Bishop Ed Riley