Reverend Bruce Wooten, a distinguished native of Philadelphia, has dedicated the majority of his life to the service of the Christian Methodist Episcopal (CME) Church, leaving an indelible mark as a devoted servant of faith and a pillar of his community.
A profound calling marked Rev. Wooten's journey into the ministry, which emerged after his honorable service in the United States military. Answering the divine call, he embraced a path of spiritual leadership, weaving together his military discipline with the compassion and grace of pastoral care.
In 2017, Rev. Wooten was entrusted with a new chapter in his spiritual journey when he received his current assignment as Pastor during the July Annual Conference. This appointment reflected his years of service and the trust and confidence vested in his ability to guide and nurture a congregation.
A loving father and grandfather, Rev. Wooten finds joy in his familial roles.
His commitment to family extends beyond the traditional boundaries, evident in his guidance and support for his grandson, Minister Terrance Frederick. Recognized and recommended by the church, Minister Terrance Frederick is flourishing under Rev. Wooten's advisement, a testament to the mentorship and wisdom passed down through generations.
In 2013, Rev. Wooten earned a Master's of Divinity degree from Regent University, solidifying his academic foundation in theology and enhancing his capacity to serve the spiritual needs of his community. His dedication to learning and growth underscores his commitment to delivering impactful sermons and providing insightful pastoral care.
Residing in Virginia with his beloved wife, First Lady Wooten, and their grandson, Rev. Wooten's household radiates with love, faith, and shared purpose. Together, they form a dynamic trio, inspiring those around them with their unity, resilience, and commitment to the teachings of Christ.
Rev. Wooten's favorite scripture, 2 Corinthians 5:17, encapsulates the transformative power of faith and redemption. This verse serves as a guiding light in his ministry, reminding him and his congregation of the profound change that occurs through a life anchored in Christ.
Reverend Bruce Wooten's life is a testament to the transformative power of faith, service, and familial love. Through his military service, spiritual journey, and pastoral leadership, he has emerged as a beacon of hope and inspiration for the CME Church and beyond.
Our annual Homecoming Celebration will be on November 17th, 2024. Our guest speaker will be Rev. Wayne Credle, Jr.
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