I Believe GOD-Bishop Chandler Owens (Sermon)

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" I Believe God "
Presiding Bishop Chandler Owens
COGIC GA JURISDICTION
Vintage Sermon preached live at Temple of Deliverance COGIC during the pastorate of Bishop GE Patterson for the Church Dedication service- July 5, 1987

Bishop Chandler Owens was born in Birmingham, Alabama on October 2, 1931,
Bishop Chandler Owens started preaching as a young child of about four or five years old, according to his testimony. His ministry spanned more than seven decades;
Bishop Owens, with dedication and loyalty, served the Church of God in Christ
in various leadership roles, including International President of the
Youth Congress, Chairman of the Constitution Committee Second Assistant, Presiding Bishop and First Assistant Presiding Bishop, Preacher, Teacher, Pastor of the Greater Community Church in Marietta, Georgia, and Prelate of the Central Georgia Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction.


His heart for missions led him through financial and through various other
means to establish churches, schools, and transportation for ministries
in the Phillippines, India, Malawi, and Central Africa.

In November 1996, the General Assembly selected Bishop Chandler David Owens, Bishop Ford's First Assistant Presiding Bishop, as the fifth leader of the denomination.

Bishop Owens brought to the office of Presiding Bishop a more collegial
leadership style.
Bishop Ford's leadership style was characterized as authoritarian and agressive, and thought by some to have been operated behind the scenes, involving more heavy political action than diplomatic public governance.

Bishop Chandler Owens and the new generation leaders in his cabinet,
faced the awesome challenge of bringing the Church into ministry in the
21st Century.


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