Building The Kingdom - Patterson, Reverend Quincy

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Résumé :
The word is the best way to stay equipped and sound in mind. As Christians we are tasked with an assignment to spread the gospel. We are waiting for the world to come to church instead of taking the gospel to the world. If we are fishers of men, then we have to go fishing. Even the greatest fisherman can't stand on his porch and call the fish to him he must go fishing. Many churches also fail in the second teaching process. They fail teach people how to be a Christian after they become a Christian. So, we must Go Teach Baptize and Teach. ...

Biographie:
Rev. Quincy K. Patterson was born August 9, 1966 to Mr. Tommy Patterson Sr and Mrs. Mary Alice Patterson in Starkville, MS. He is the youngest of seven siblings. Two brothers Willie Hinton and Tommy Patterson Jr and four sisters Rilla Simmons, Mary Patterson-Davis, Kathy Jean Davis and Cathy Jane Brown. Rev. Patterson is a 1984 graduate of Starkville High School where he was a member of championship football teams and a captain his senior year. Pastor Patterson then attended Mississippi Valley State University in Itta Bena, MS where he was a two time Academic All-SWAC performer in football. During Rev. Patterson's senior year he was elected the President of the Student Government Association. In May 7, 1988 He graduated with a Bachelor's of Science Degree in Computer Science and Mathematics. He returned to Valley in 1990-1991 to complete his Mathematical Education certification. In August 1991 Rev. Patterson was able to fulfill one of his childhood dreams of returning to teach Mathematics in the Starkville School District teaching 3 years at Starkville High School and he spent 17 years directing misguided, misunderstood and misbehaving students at Quad Alternative School. He retired in May 2011. Rev. Patterson accepted his call to the Gospel ministry in September of 1998 at the Springhill M. B. Church in Starkville, MS under Pastor Simeon T. Weatherby. He was elected the pastor of the Gospel Temple M. B. Church on May 7, 2000 and continues to serve in that capacity. On June 22, 2002 Rev. Patterson married the lovely Mrs. Natalie Hughes. Pastor Patterson's passion is preaching and teaching the Word of God with clarity and understanding. His motto is Building the Kingdom through Preaching, Teaching & Reaching...

Sommaire:
Rev. Quincy K. Patterson was born August 9, 1966 to Mr. Tommy Patterson Sr and Mrs. Mary Alice Patterson in Starkville, MS. He is the youngest of seven siblings. Two brothers Willie Hinton and Tommy Patterson Jr and four sisters Rilla Simmons, Mary Patterson-Davis, Kathy Jean Davis and Cathy Jane Brown. Rev. Patterson is a 1984 graduate of Starkville High School where he was a member of championship football teams and a captain his senior year. Pastor Patterson then attended Mississippi Valley State University in Itta Bena, MS where he was a two time Academic All-SWAC performer in football. During Rev. Patterson's senior year he was elected the President of the Student Government Association. In May 7, 1988 He graduated with a Bachelor's of Science Degree in Computer Science and Mathematics. He returned to Valley in 1990-1991 to complete his Mathematical Education certification. In August 1991 Rev. Patterson was able to fulfill one of his childhood dreams of returning to teach Mathematics in the Starkville School District teaching 3 years at Starkville High School and he spent 17 years directing misguided, misunderstood and misbehaving students at Quad Alternative School. He retired in May 2011. Rev. Patterson accepted his call to the Gospel ministry in September of 1998 at the Springhill M. B. Church in Starkville, MS under Pastor Simeon T. Weatherby. He was elected the pastor of the Gospel Temple M. B. Church on May 7, 2000 and continues to serve in that capacity. On June 22, 2002 Rev. Patterson married the lovely Mrs. Natalie Hughes. Pastor Patterson's passion is preaching and teaching the Word of God with clarity and understanding. His motto is Building the Kingdom through Preaching, Teaching & Reaching...