Paul Lott

Paul K. Lott, Sr. was born in St. Louis. MO in 1966 to Charles Henry and Ursaline Lott. Charles H. Lott, Sr. was an African Methodist Episcopal minister who traveled rebuilding failing churches. Mr. Lott began teaching Sunday school in his father's church when we was 11 and started preaching at age 12. He went on to study theology at Kings College in Wilkes-Barre, PA at the age of 16, before being accepted at Harvard College where he had a dual major in computer science and engineering sciences. Though Mr. Lott worked as an engineer and software designer in the semiconductor field, he worked as a volunteer minister in the Church of Christ all over the United States and founded several congregations in West Africa. In 1994, he was hired as vice-president of operations in what was the largest manufacturer of orthotics in New England before becoming a certified pedorthotist himself.

In 2002, Mr. Lott formed Paul Lott Corporation and Netnexis Corporation that specialized in software development for the pharmaceutical industry and developed document management systems. During that time, Mr. Lott continued as a Bible teacher and scholar serving as a church bishop, choir director, and worship leader before becoming pastor at the First Church of Christ in Wilkes-Barre, PA.

In 2013, Mr. Lott founded Osblue Corporation with his wife Crystal to develop a number of patented technologies covering databases, housing construction, and computer design. During this time, Mr. Lott began to write 'The Revelare Series of books that include The Revelare: Truths Hidden in Plain Sight', 'The Revelare: Spiritual But Not Religion, 'The Revelare: Children of God', 'The Revelare: Ways of the World', and finally, 'The Revelare: Voice of the Prophet'.

Mr. Lott is the father of 9 children and 2 adopted children and serves in his Revelare Ministries targeted at teen ages 12 to 15 who had part of single parent families. He is a decorated U.S. Army Veteran, former President of the Framingham, MA Junior Chamber of Commerce, former instructor/professor at the Defense Systems Management College DoD, and former President of the Harvard Black Alumni Society of Washington, DC.