Pastor
Rev. Gene and Iva Easterling
Bishop and First Lady Gene & Iva Easterling were elected Pastor of Christian Faith Outreach in August 2003 by eleven members. As a result of their faithfulness and love for CFO, they have watched it become an exciting, thriving, revival church.
Along with their children, Tanner, Ashlee, BB, and Isaac, they have faithfully served the congregation of Christian Faith Outreach for nineteen years.
In addition to being an ordained minister of the gospel with the United Pentecostal Church International, Pastor Easterling serves as Section 3 Presbyter for the Kentucky District.
Rev. Gene and Iva Easterling
Bishop and First Lady Gene & Iva Easterling were elected Pastor of Christian Faith Outreach in August 2003 by eleven members. As a result of their faithfulness and love for CFO, they have watched it become an exciting, thriving, revival church.
Along with their children, Tanner, Ashlee, BB, and Isaac, they have faithfully served the congregation of Christian Faith Outreach for nineteen years.
In addition to being an ordained minister of the gospel with the United Pentecostal Church International, Pastor Easterling serves as Section 3 Presbyter for the Kentucky District.
Pastor Easterling has been influential in Restoration Ministries, which has been instrumental in uniting the Philippines nation for Apostolic Revival!
In the past nineteen years, not only has the church grown, but Pastor & Sister Easterling have witnessed thousands filled with the Holy Ghost and baptized in the name of Jesus.
Daughter works have been started in South Point, Ohio, and in Prestonsburg, KY. Pastor Easterling has a vision for three more to be started in the next two years.
In the past nineteen years, not only has the church grown, but Pastor & Sister Easterling have witnessed thousands filled with the Holy Ghost and baptized in the name of Jesus.
Daughter works have been started in South Point, Ohio, and in Prestonsburg, KY. Pastor Easterling has a vision for three more to be started in the next two years.
