Leadership

Virgil Kincaid is a Southern Bible College graduate who has served in various roles, including youth director, pastor, district bishop, assistant general bishop, and resident missionary, in places such as Texas, Arkansas, Indiana, Ohio, Florida, and the Caribbean.  He served as Global Missions Director for the Pentecostal Church of God for 14 years.

He is passionate about loving God, loving people, and seeing lives transformed. Virgil and his wife, Janie, reside in Bedford, Texas. They have nine children, twenty-one grandchildren, and sixteen great-grandchildren.

From the mountains and woods of north central Idaho, Kelly Lineberry was called into the PCG at a young age. With a life’s theme of “Loving God Passionately and Loving Others Purposefully,” his aspirations have been to be a transformative force for Jesus in his church, his community, and the world at large. Kelly has served for 24 years in executive leadership roles in the Pacific Northwest District, where he has also had the honor of successfully pastoring the same church for over 36 years. He has also served on several community non-profit boards throughout his many years of ministry.

Kelly married his high school sweetheart, Kari and they have been married for over 42 years. As often as possible, they enjoy time with their two daughters and two sons-in-law, along with their six grandchildren.

Karl and Jennifer have served the PCG as missionaries to unreached people groups, and over the years, they have founded organizations like Joshua Campaign, Mission One Eleven, and City Serve. They have a background in global missions, humanitarian aid, organizational development, building strategic partnerships, and leading large-scale outreach initiatives.

Karl is an author, public speaker, pilot, pioneer, and social entrepreneur. At the age of 21, he left his native Sweden with a mandate in his heart to share the gospel in Africa, where God empowered him, along with his family and staff, to become catalysts of spiritual change among African tribes who have never heard the name of Jesus. Karl’s message, “One Chance for Every Person,” is a vision born from a conviction that everyone should hear the gospel at least once.

Karl and Jennifer are passionate about driving transformational change through community empowerment and global church planting and evangelism.

Randy and his wife, Dawn, have a tremendous passion to serve this generation. They have served the body of Christ in a variety of leadership capacities, including the local, district, and national office of the Pentecostal Church of God. Randy and Dawn have four children: Chase, Maia, Cali, and Jaxon. Randy holds a master’s degree in leadership and management from Liberty University, and has previously served as the president of Messenger College.
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In 2014, Randy and Dawn became the directors of PCG National Student Ministries, where they continue to fulfill their call in ministry today.

After receiving his Bachelor’s Degree in Theology, David accepted a call to Victory Tabernacle (PCG) in Thurmont, MD, where he and Hope have served for over 35+ years. David and Hope have four married sons and four very active and healthy grandchildren.

In 1984 David entered the USAF Reserves and continued his education at Fuller Theological Seminary and in due course graduated with a Master of Divinity from the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg, PA. Upon graduation, Pastor Reynolds was ecclesiastically endorsed by the Pentecostal Church of God to be a Chaplain in the USAF. For the next 33 years Chaplain Reynolds would serve across many communities, states, and countries including Germany, Japan, New Zealand and Antarctica.

Bishop Reynolds has served the PCG since 1977, having been initially licensed in the Blackhills District. In 1980 he transferred to the Capital District, where he was ordained and eventually served in a variety of roles, including district bishop.

When Janie first prayed to serve in full-time ministry, she had no idea the incredible journey God had waiting for her. She has faithfully served the Pentecostal Church of God as a pastor, evangelist, missionary, and, most recently, alongside her husband Virgil as Global Missions Director.

Affectionately known around the world as "Mama Janie," she longs to see people find a true relationship with Jesus Christ and live in the freedom that only comes from knowing Him and experiencing His forgiveness.

James E. Rayburn, D. Min., has served the PCG in a variety of roles, including youth director, bishop, and assistant general bishop in the Southeast Region of the United States. James is also a retired Army Chaplain with 23 years of active service, providing ministry to PCG military communities.

Dr. Rayburn has been a member of the Board of Regents for Messenger College since 1988, with the exception of the time he was stationed in Germany. He holds a Doctorate of Ministry, Masters of Divinity, and a Masters of Science in Guidance. His undergraduate degree was from Southern Bible College. He is currently a Diplomate with the American Association of Pastoral Counselors, a Clinical Member and Approved Supervisor for the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapists, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, and a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor.

He is married to Mimi Rayburn and they are the parents to two daughters: Candace Rayburn of Euless, Texas and Carlyn (David) Alvarez of Price, Utah.