Pastor Dennis V. Bryant
Dennis V. Bryant is a native of Southern Georgia and a 16 year United States Army Veteran. While in the Army, his job was in the IT field. God quickly blessed Dennis with IT knowledge, that allowed him to be chosen for many prestigious positions for the Army, NATO, and DOD. These opportunities allowed him to live, travel and work with many different ethnicities and cultures. Through it all, God’s hand of protection has spared Dennis’s life. He has deployed and performed missions in over 23 different countries. It was during his enlistment in the Army he met and married a wonderful woman named Karen who was also in the Army. They have 6 very interesting children, four boys and two girls.
In the fall of 2012 God gained a victory in Dennis, when Dennis gave up the flesh and made a commitment to serve God. It was at that time, Dennis began his spiritual journey with God. He sought God with all his heart, mind and soul. God heard his prayers and inclined His ear to Dennis. Dennis stopped running and accepted his calling to become a Pastor and attended the seminar at Andrews University. The “OLD Dennis” was put to death, and the “NEW Dennis” was born in Christ. Through his transformation, Dennis has led many people to God, and inspired others to have an everlasting experience with Christ.
Before becoming a Pastor, Dennis was a Deacon, Religious Liberty Associate Director, Men’s Ministry Director, Ordained Elder and Sabbath School Facilitator. He was instrumental in the startup of the Fairburn Mission Group, a branch church in Fairburn, GA. Dennis was a district Pastor of two churches (Fort Walton Beach & Crestview SDA Church) located in the Gulf of Florida. Dennis is the Arthur of “And There Was Light”, which is published by WestBow publishing. Dennis possess degree in computer programing, MBA and is currently a Ph.D. student.
Dennis philosophy: I am a man after God’s own heart (1 Samuel 13-14). I am passionate about introducing God to people in a way that invites them to have a personal experience with God. As a servant of God, I strive to help individuals and families embrace God as the center of their life and relationships; while demonstrating unconditional love and forgiveness. My life is to be a beacon of light to those who walk in darkness. My aspirations are to make disciples for Christ and not just members of the church.
