Episode 17 | Bishop Walter Harvey

Jun 16, 2020 | Conversations with Trailblazers, Racial Reconciliation

Join Alex and Angela for an inspiring conversation with Bishop Walter Harvey. Bishop Harvey serves as the President of The National Black Fellowship of the Assemblies of God and is the CEO and Founder of Walter Harvey Ministries. He has served as Senior Pastor of Parklawn Assembly of God in Milwaukee, Wisconsin for over 25 years and has recently transitioned from Senior Pastor to serve as Apostle/Overseer of the ministry. His knowledge of God’s Word, wisdom, and life experience in leading a multi-ethnic congregation for many years will be a blessing to all who listen.

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