Bishop
Bishop George Anthony Ware, Sr. is a native of Columbus, Ohio. Bishop George A. Ware, Sr. was born forth of six siblings, in the union of George and Evangelist, Elizabeth Ware in the year of 1956. As a child his parents raised him to serve the Lord. He attended the Columbus Public Schools until the age of seventeen at which point he joined the United States Marines.
Bishop George A. Ware Sr. furthered his education with two years at Ohio State University in 1980.
In January of 1982, Bishop, George A. Ware, Sr. had a personal experience with the Lord and accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior. He also received the Baptism of the Holy Spirit. In July of 1982, Bishop, George A. Ware Sr. married Pastor Theresa Elaine Veal and in that union two children were born; George A Ware, Jr. and Trayvon A Ware.
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By the end of 1982 Bishop George A. Ware, Sr. began his work in the ministry at many of the Penal Institutions throughout the state of Ohio. He served as Treasurer with Ex-Cons for Christ and Executive Director with New Expectation under the leadership of the late Pastor Clarence Caldwell and served with Pentecostal Prison Ministries for approximately three (3) Years.
In 1983, Bishop, George A. Ware, Sr. joined Evangelic Gospel Tabernacle Church where he served under Bishop, Alton Porter for approximately ten years. Bishop George A. Ware Sr. served as the Sunday School Superintendent for eight years.
Bishop, George A. Ware, Sr. acknowledged his call in 1986 and was ordained in the ministry in 1987 by the national board of the Tabernacle Churches where his Pastor, Bishop Alton Porter presides, and AMI Overseer Charles D. Sessions of Queens, New York.
After years of study, fasting and praying, Bishop George A. Ware, Sr. was compelled to move on to a ministry called Apostolic Fellowship, where he served as acting Pastor for approximately two years. Then in 1994, God led Bishop George A. Ware, Sr. into a ministry of his own called "House of Prayer Pentecostal Missionary Church " in August of 1994. Bishop George A. Ware, Sr. was officially installed as Pastor by Bishop, Charles Lee of Dayton, Ohio. Bishop George A. Ware, Sr. quickly learned that God had a deliverance ministry in store after witnessing the deliverance and healing virtue of Christ at work.
Bishop George A. Ware, Sr. has been the keynote speaker at the Dayton Convention Center for the Full Gospel Businessmen Fellowship International in Dayton, Springfield, and Middletown Chapters, Sessions Tabernacle, Queens, New York under the leadership of the Late Bishop Charles D. Sessions, Gospel Tabernacle, Brooklyn, New York under the leadership of the late Pastor Barnes, and other cities and states as the Lord leads.
In 1998 God called for the name of the church to be changed to New Life Tabernacle Ministries. The New Life Tabernacle Ministries family purchased their church Edifice in February of 2002, located at 5585 Summit Road, in Pataskala Ohio, 43062. The edifice rests on 7 acres of land with 7 more adjacent acres to be added soon bringing the total acres to fourteen (14).
Bishop George A. Ware, Sr. continues to serve as Senior Pastor and Founder.
Bishop George A. Ware Sr. furthered his education with two years at Ohio State University in 1980.
In January of 1982, Bishop, George A. Ware, Sr. had a personal experience with the Lord and accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior. He also received the Baptism of the Holy Spirit. In July of 1982, Bishop, George A. Ware Sr. married Pastor Theresa Elaine Veal and in that union two children were born; George A Ware, Jr. and Trayvon A Ware.
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By the end of 1982 Bishop George A. Ware, Sr. began his work in the ministry at many of the Penal Institutions throughout the state of Ohio. He served as Treasurer with Ex-Cons for Christ and Executive Director with New Expectation under the leadership of the late Pastor Clarence Caldwell and served with Pentecostal Prison Ministries for approximately three (3) Years.
In 1983, Bishop, George A. Ware, Sr. joined Evangelic Gospel Tabernacle Church where he served under Bishop, Alton Porter for approximately ten years. Bishop George A. Ware Sr. served as the Sunday School Superintendent for eight years.
Bishop, George A. Ware, Sr. acknowledged his call in 1986 and was ordained in the ministry in 1987 by the national board of the Tabernacle Churches where his Pastor, Bishop Alton Porter presides, and AMI Overseer Charles D. Sessions of Queens, New York.
After years of study, fasting and praying, Bishop George A. Ware, Sr. was compelled to move on to a ministry called Apostolic Fellowship, where he served as acting Pastor for approximately two years. Then in 1994, God led Bishop George A. Ware, Sr. into a ministry of his own called "House of Prayer Pentecostal Missionary Church " in August of 1994. Bishop George A. Ware, Sr. was officially installed as Pastor by Bishop, Charles Lee of Dayton, Ohio. Bishop George A. Ware, Sr. quickly learned that God had a deliverance ministry in store after witnessing the deliverance and healing virtue of Christ at work.
Bishop George A. Ware, Sr. has been the keynote speaker at the Dayton Convention Center for the Full Gospel Businessmen Fellowship International in Dayton, Springfield, and Middletown Chapters, Sessions Tabernacle, Queens, New York under the leadership of the Late Bishop Charles D. Sessions, Gospel Tabernacle, Brooklyn, New York under the leadership of the late Pastor Barnes, and other cities and states as the Lord leads.
In 1998 God called for the name of the church to be changed to New Life Tabernacle Ministries. The New Life Tabernacle Ministries family purchased their church Edifice in February of 2002, located at 5585 Summit Road, in Pataskala Ohio, 43062. The edifice rests on 7 acres of land with 7 more adjacent acres to be added soon bringing the total acres to fourteen (14).
Bishop George A. Ware, Sr. continues to serve as Senior Pastor and Founder.
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