Jeff Moffett

Rev.”m” aka Jeffery Franklin Moffett is a native of Knoxville, Tennessee but was reared in Detroit, Michigan. He is the eldest sibling of five born to the late John Franklin Moffett and Donna Marie Ford. He is the husband of the beautiful (his queen) Victoria Moffett. He is the father of Akil Blackmon, Brian Brown and Je’ Franklin Moffett. He was educated in the Detroit public school system and graduated from Samuel C. Mumford High School. He is a graduate of Southern Illinois University where he earned a BS degree in Electronic Management. He also attended Oklahoma University Advanced Programs in pursuit of a Masters of Human Relations. He is a graduate of Southern Wesleyan University, with a Master’s of Science in Management. He joined the United States Army under the delayed entry program in December 1976 and retired at the rank of Sergeant First Class on September 1, 1997. Rev. ”m” was brought up in church and accepted Jesus in his life as a young man under the pastorate of the late Rev. Archie Williams and the late Bishop David L. Ellis, pastors of Faith Church of The Nazarene and Greater Grace Temple of the Apostolic Faith respectively in Detroit, Michigan. After joining the military he ventured away from the church until he heard the call of God while stationed in Korea in 1979. He answered the call of God to the Gospel ministry in 1979. Rev. “m” has served as Pastor of several military services throughout the world to include Honduras, Haiti, Germany, Kuwait and Afghanistan. He served as Youth Pastor while worshiping with the Everfaithful Missionary Baptist Church under the pastorate of Bishop Rosa L. Williams in Augusta, Georgia. He is currently a member of the Carpentersville Baptist Church, North Augusta, SC where Rev. Herman Bing is the pastor. Rev.”m” is the current pastor of Historic Hosannah Missionary Baptist Church in Augusta, Georgia. The one thing that Rev. “m” wants everyone to know about him is that he is somebody venturing to tell everybody, about somebody that can save anybody. The shortest sermon that he believes can be preached is, “the wages of sin is death but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus the Christ.