Ministry
Matthew was ordained as a minister of the Gospel in March 2010 under the leadership of Bishop Hollis Musgrove at Liberal Trinity Church of God in Christ.
Though gifted in preaching, Matthew’s deepest passion lies in teaching, imparting, and activating worship leaders and their teams. He goes far beyond traditional choir and music workshops—equipping worship teams to use their gifts to place a demand on Heaven, creating atmospheres where miracles, signs, and wonders are released.
Matthew continues to serve his home church faithfully as Minister of Music, skillfully leading the worship ministry each week. He also serves the Mississippi Southern First Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction COGIC as Coordinator of the Jurisdictional Mass Choir, supporting and strengthening the sound of worship across the region.
Check out what else Matthew has been up to below:
Local Church
Local Church
In Spring 2023, Matthew was officially appointed and consecrated as Director of Worship Arts at Jackson Revival Center Church, under the leadership of Pastor Jennifer Biard. In this role, Matthew provides oversight and leadership to the church’s Worship Arts ministries, including the Revival Worship Music Ministry, Spirit in Motion Dance Ministry, Messengers of God Mime Ministry, and the JRC Theatre Ministry of Reconciliation.
National Church
National Church
In 2021, Matthew was appointed as the Coordinator of the Quorum of Directors within the International Music Department (IMD) of the Church of God in Christ, under the leadership of President Myron Williams. In this role, Matthew serves as a representative of the President to the C.H. Mason Memorial Mass Choir, the international choir of the largest African American Pentecostal denomination in the world.
In 2025, as a result of his diligent and faithful service to the IMD, Matthew was honored to accept the appointment as President of the Southern Region of the International Music Department. In this role, he provides leadership and support to Jurisdictional Ministers of Music across Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, and Louisiana.