78 Years In The Books

The atmosphere was electric, the altar was ablaze, and the Spirit of God moved mightily as the Church of the Living God Jewell Dominion in Fort Myers celebrated its 2025 Church and Pastoral Anniversary. From the opening prayer to the final benediction, it was clear: this was no ordinary gathering — it was a divine visitation. The pulpit was graced by a powerful lineup of anointed vessels who poured out heaven’s oil with precision and fire. Apostle Terry Weems of Ocala, Florida, opened the weekend with a prophetic charge that stirred the hearts of the saints. Pastor Christina Robinson of Miami, Florida, followed with a word of healing and restoration that broke chains and released joy. Bishop Gilbert Evans of Palatka, Florida, brought a mantle of wisdom and apostolic authority, and Bishop Alexander Wortham of Indianapolis, Indiana, closed the celebration with a thunderous declaration of revival and kingdom advancement. Each message built upon the next, creating a crescendo of glory that left the congregation renewed, empowered, and ready for the next dimension. This celebration also marked a significant milestone in the legacy of the Fort Myers church — a ministry rooted in holiness, healing, and generational impact. Founded decades ago as a beacon of truth in Southwest Florida, the Church of the Living God Fort Myers has stood as a spiritual lighthouse, drawing souls from every walk of life into the presence of God. Now under the dynamic leadership of Bishop Cortez J. Williams, the church is experiencing a fresh wind of revival and expansion. As the 8th Pastoral Administration, Bishop Williams has embraced the mantle with vision, humility, and fire — leading the church into a future marked by soul-winning, leadership development, and community transformation. His heart for outreach, his strategic planning, and his unwavering commitment to the Word have positioned Fort Myers as a regional hub for spiritual awakening. From powerful worship to prophetic impartation, the 2025 Anniversary was more than a celebration — it was a confirmation that God is not done with Fort Myers. Under Bishop Williams’ leadership, the church is rising, the people are mobilizing, and the harvest is being gathered.