Billy Prewitt

Billy M. Prewitt's story really begins with his great-grandparents. His great-grandfather on his mother's side was Daniel Thomas. He was a Baptist pastor in a small town in Kentucky until the year of 1896. That year, as he was standing in his corn field, an angel appeared to him and told him that he was not preaching the full Gospel. As a result of that experience, he received the baptism with the Holy Ghost with the evidence of speaking in other tongues and preached about it in his church. When he did, the four deacons of the church ran him out and locked the door behind him. On his way out, he prophesied that each of those four men would receive the baptism. This happened just like he said it would, and they approached him to help them start a new movement. He refused the invitation. They started the movement without him, and it still exists today as the Church of God Mountain Assembly.

As that movement began to take off, there was another Baptist pastor named George Edward Prewitt or G.E. for short. He became sick with double pneumonia, and a pastor from the Church of God Mountain Assembly came to pray for him. He was instantly healed and became a Pentecostal. The short of it is that G.E. was Billy's grandfather on his dad's side. This is how he came to be raised as a Pentecostal. He is a minister and holds a PhD in Biblical Studies, an MA in theology, an MEd in Ed. Leadership, and a BA in Sacred Music. He is married to Rebekah Prewitt and they make their home in North Florida.