Bishop James A. Winslow, Jr.
Founder
and Overseer
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Mission
Is to disciple saints and send them out in the world
to spread the Good News. To teach and preach the Gospel
of Jesus Christ that the lost will hear and the sinner
be saved by grace.
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The History of POWER HOUSE WORLD
MINISTRIES
Solid Rock Pentecostal Church of Christ, Disciples of
Christ, Inc.
Its
Founder: Bishop James A. Winslow, Sr. was ordained a
Minister of the Gospel at the Mutual Baptist Missionary
Convention and Church, Inc. in Baltimore on January
31, 1924 as recorded in the Court House of Baltimore
No. 90 by the then presiding President of the organization
K. Arnold.
Solid
Rock Pentecostal Church of Christ, Disciples of Christ,
Inc., (known as Solid Rock),
is a Non-denomination church and its name is defined
as follows:
Solid
Rock:
refers to Jesus Christ as our foundation:
Pentecostal:
refers to the indwelling of the Holy Spirit:
Church
of Christ:
to whom this body of people belong:
Disciples
of Christ:
identifies who we are as individuals:
In
1955 Solid Rock was established at 1029 Somerset Street
in Baltimore, Maryland by the late Bishop James A. Winslow,
Sr.
The
church later moved to 1532 N. Gay Street, Baltimore,
Maryland
In
1975 Bishop Winslow, Sr. went to be with Lord and his
wife, Mother Gloria B. Winslow, upheld the ministry.
In
1989 Bishop James A. Winslow, Jr. was ordained and installed
as the Pastor of Solid Rock to carry forth
the preaching and teaching of the Gospel of Jesus Christ
and to uphold the constitution and bylaws of the church.
In
August, 1995 Solid Rock relocated to its new and current
location place of worship, 1901 Belair Road, Baltimore,
Maryland
In
March, 2000 Solid Rock purchased the parcel
of land adjacent to Solid Rock/ Power House World Ministries
(approx. 27,704 sq. ft.) located at 1920 Belair Road,
which is currently being used for overflow parking.
In
January, 2001 Pastor James A. Winslow, Jr. was consecrated
to Bishop and today he presides as Bishop of Solid
Rock/dba Power House World Ministries.
In
August, 2004 Solid Rock gave birth to the
new ministry of Power House World Ministries
January,
2005 Power House World Ministries seeks to expand at
its current location in order to accommodate and meet
the demands of its considerable growth. It has become
one of the fastest growing churches in the Baltimore
City region.
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