Pastor Bobbie Norman
Leading Our Prayers
Pastor Norman was born and raised in the small town of Lincolnton, GA, where she attended Lincoln County schools. She remained native to her hometown for many years, upon marriage to Co-Pastor Norman; they decided to relocate here to McCormick in the late 1990s, and she became a mother to: Darnell, Dy'LeJha, and E'monie Norman.
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Pastor Norman has been an active participant in the gospel ministry for well over 20 years--since before the time of her relocation. She's served as a minister to the congregation of New Life Outreach Ministries (McCormick, SC), under the covenant of Pastor Glenn Mims, and was ordained as Assistant Pastor of the church. She moved her membership to Solomon Pool Deliverance Ministries (Lincolnton, GA), under the covenant of Pastor Peggy W. Zellars, and served as Assistant Pastor of the church until she felt urged and "pushed" to start her own ministry. In 2010, Norman was ordained as a Pastor and founded what is now Comfort Ministry for all People.
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Our pastor has served in full-time ministry since the church's founding, in addition to the previous appointments she so faithfully completed beforehand. We express our love for our pastor whole-hearted, and we say 'thank-you' for being the one to lead our prayers!
Co-Pastor John Norman
Supporting Our Prayers
Co-Pastor Norman is a native of McCormick County. He was raised in the Willington community, and attended schools through the McCormick County School District. He married Pastor Norman in the lat 1990s, and soon became father to: Darnell, Dy'LeJha, and E'Monie Norman.
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Co-Pastor Norman was an active deacon, ordained in the New Life Outreach Ministries Church (McCormick, SC), under the covenant of Pastor Glenn Mims. He moved his membership to Solomon Pool Deliverance Ministries (Lincolnton, GA), under the covenant of Pastor Peggy W. Zellars, when he felt his duties were complete. He was later ordained as a minister for the church, and took the role of being the church's Youth Pastor, because of his strong involvement with children. He ministered through song as well, and participated in the church's praise and worship team and choir. He continued to work with the youth and minister via song even through the transition/founding of the church. And in November 2012, he was ordained, by Pastor Bobbie Norman, as Co-Pastor of the church.
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Our Co-Pastor supports the acts of Discipleship; he helps with worship, and assists our church committees/ministry teams. We express our love for our co-pastor whole-hearted, and we say 'thank-you' for being the one to support our prayers!