Bishop Michael D. Densmore is a native of Gadsden, Alabama and currently resides in Connecticut along with his wife and partner in ministry, Elder Stacey T. Densmore. He is the father of four children and proud grandfather of two.Bishop Michael Densmore has been a trailblazer for over 20 years in the work of God. He is the founder and Senior Pastor of Community Tabernacle and the Chief Prelate of Community Churches of God, Incorporated. He has established outreach and in-reach ministries that minister to the holistic man. Under his leadership, both Community Tabernacle and Community Churches of God have experienced a tremendous growth spiritually and numerically.Being an astute student of the Word, he attended the Community Tabernacle School of Ministry (an affiliate of Vision University of New York), where he received an accredited Bachelor’s degree. Prior to his call to full-time ministry, he received an Associate’s degree and was highly esteemed in the nursing field.Recognizing the call and anointing upon his life, Bishop Michael Densmore was reaffirmed as an Apostle and consecrated to the office of Bishop in the Lord’s church by his spiritual father, the late Apostle Robert Evans, Jr. He now serves as an active member of the Joint College of African-American Pentecostal Bishops’ Congress and is also involved in various councils throughout his local area.Bishop Michael Densmore is impacting the world for Christ and can be heard locally through his television broadcasts and nationally through his “Victory in Jesus†radio broadcast, which airs daily on the World Wide Web (wdjzradio.com) and services are broad casted LIVE on StreamingFaith.com. God has placed a seasoned Word in his spirit that has been birthed into two books: “Flow with Flow: Moving with God,†and “Where are the Sons and Daughters of Ministry?â€The mission of this servant of God is to see God’s Kingdom manifested in the earth realm with signs, wonders and miracles that will transform lives, cross ethnic, cultural and social barriers, and break the bands of tradition that have held the Body of Christ captive.
