OUR PASTORS
SENIOR PASTOR
Ronald C. Williams Jr.
Sr. Pastor Ron is married to his lovely wife Pastor Tresha Williams. In this union they have been blessed with three lovely children Precious, Jacoby and Nicholas.
He is a man of faith and vision often times called a young man with old folk wisdom. This young man is known for having a style like no other to capture the attention of any audience. He has been ministering nearly fourteen years, his ministry consist of teaching and showing people how to live successful lives through Christ. GOD uses his past struggles to get into the heart of any individual. Serving GOD and his people is his passion and to be able to see someone life transformed in front of his eyes.
Foremost, he is the Senior Pastor and Founder of Word Of Life International a nondenominational church located in Garner, N.C., Overseer of R.C. Williams Ministries located in Garner, N.C. Presently the ministries host Conferences, Workshops, Seminars, Skits and Plays For The Entire Body Of Christ locally and internationally.
Above all Sr. Pastor Ron is a man of GOD on the move for the Lord and is highly anointed, respected and requested.
EXECUTIVE PASTOR
Tresha Williams
​​​​Pastor T., a native of Greenville, North Carolina, began working in church at an early age, under the love and leadership of her parents, Rev. B.T. and Debra Walston. They planted the seed of God’s Word in her life. Pastor Tresha and Pastor Ron were united in Holy Matrimony on December 24, 1996. They have been blessed with three children in their union (Precious, Jacoby, and Nicholas).
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Pastor Tresha is the Executive Pastor and Co-Founder of Word Of Life International.
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She graduated from East Carolina University with a BSW in Social Work. She uses the love that God has given her to make a positive difference everywhere she goes.
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Although she wears many hats, she is dedicated to God and her family. She enjoys spending quality time with her husband and children and sharing laughs with her family and friends.
She believes that ministry flows beyond church walls and that it's important to "Be Real" for "Real".
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