{"id":19,"date":"2012-07-01T03:01:36","date_gmt":"2012-07-01T07:01:36","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/tau.sitelutions.com\/~warrenma\/htcb\/?page_id=19"},"modified":"2021-11-29T13:33:46","modified_gmt":"2021-11-29T18:33:46","slug":"bishop-g-w-manigault-ii","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"http:\/\/www.churchnetworks.org\/htcb\/about-us\/our-pastors\/bishop-g-w-manigault-ii\/","title":{"rendered":"Bishop G.W. Manigault II"},"content":{"rendered":"

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George Warren Manigault, II, was born on December 11, 1950 to George and Elizabeth Manigault, in Chelsea, MA.\u00a0 He along with his three sisters, and three brothers were raised in Roxbury and Dorchester Massachusetts most of their lives with the exception of a brief stint in South Carolina, and California.\u00a0 Because of his father\u2019s military background, the family moved around a lot.\u00a0 As a result, Warren learned to be very disciplined at an early age.<\/p>\n

At the age of 17, through the preaching and teaching of the word through the late Pastor E. M.\u00a0 Kelly,\u00a0 Warren decided that he needed a change in his life and accepted the Lord as his personal savior at the Way of The Cross Holy Church in Dorchester, MA.<\/p>\n

While serving at The Way of The Cross Church, Warren met the woman he would spend the rest of his life with (Catherine A.\u00a0 McCray)!\u00a0 On January 3, 1970, he married the love of his life.\u00a0 From this union came two children George Warren III (Julie), Shekinah Aleah, and three grandchildren Josiah, and Adrianna, and Angelique.\u00a0 He is a devoted husband, father, and grandfather, who tries to spend as much time as possible with his family.<\/p>\n

In the winter of 1974, the now Deacon Manigault was led to move his family\u2019s church affiliation to The Holy Tabernacle Church of God In Christ Apostolic, Inc., under the leadership of the late Bishop Dr. Joe L. Smith.\u00a0 Under Bishop Smith\u2019s leadership Deacon Manigault\u2019s ministry was nurtured and as a result flourished and grew.\u00a0 He was called into the ministry in 1980, and was later ordained to the office of Elder on January 19, 1982<\/p>\n

After serving faithfully as Elder, Musician, and Teacher for about 20 years.\u00a0 Elder Manigault was elevated to the office of Pastor in September of 1994 by the late Bishop Dr. Joe L. Smith.\u00a0 On the first Sunday in October of 1994, \u00a0Pastor Manigault along with his wife, children and 8 members from the Holy Tabernacle\u2019s Dorchester congregation,\u00a0 founded the Holy Tabernacle Church of God In Christ Brockton.\u00a0 They worshipped as a congregation for the first time at the Brockton Holiday Inn.<\/p>\n

In July of 2002 Pastor Manigault co-funded Judah Ministries, International, (JMI) and was ordained to the office of the Presiding Prelate for this God ordained ministry.\u00a0 This ministry is designed to foster unity in the body of Christ and share ideas, and resources in service to God and mankind. \u00a0The JMI family consists of churches in the USA, Trinidad, Malawi, and Uganda.<\/p>\n

In addition to and alongside Bishop Manigault’s ministry experience he also worked for over 45 years in the field of Information Technology.\u00a0 He has held several management, technical, sales and marketing positions with different companies over the course of these years such as with IBM, Quadrant Software, and IntelliChief.<\/p>\n

Bishop Manigault loves the Lord and is zealous to bring the reverent and relevant message of the Gospel to all that will hear.\u00a0 He strives to live out God\u2019s mandate to \u201cgo into all the earth to preach and teach and make disciples.\u201d\u00a0 He endeavors to serve God with a Spirit of Praise, a Unity of Purpose, and an Unselfish Love.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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