Andrew L. Campbell was born in Honolulu, Hawaii. Growing up as a military child, he traveled extensively. His travels brought him to Prince George, Virginia where he continued his education and graduated from Prince George High School. He accepted God's plan for his life in 1988 and was licensed as a minister. This call to the ministry led to his ordination as an elder in 1995. Furthering his education to fulfill the call of God he attended Lighthouse Bible College to receive his Bachelor's of Religious Education. He served the church of God as Minister of Music for eighteen years and also as an instructor for Community Bible Institute from 1996 to the 2002.
God's destiny for his life compelled Elder Campbell to relocate to Hampton, VA in 1999. It was just one year later; December 2000 that God gave, the Pastor gift, to Universal Cathedral, Hampton, VA. Here he dug out a work for God and started to do Kingdom building and rebuild the lives of the people God sent. In February of 2004, God sent Pastor Campbell on an assignment to Amelia, VA. In April of 2004, this assignment was going to take longer then Pastor Campbell dreamed. After pastoring two churches two hours apart God released him from the church in Hampton. God brought Universal Hampton Church into adoption with Exousia International Christian Center. Only God can uproot and reassign without messing up the flow of ministry. In Amelia God, allowed him to teach and nurture the people in the things of God. In May of 2006, Universal Cathedral was formed in Amelia. God's plan and purpose continues to be fulfilled in his life. In addition to his gainful employment with the Federal Government for 17 years, he is also a great designer and tailor.
Pastor Andrew Campbell attributes the foundation for his perseverance to the Word of God. This Prophet of God aspires to travel the breadth of this nation uprooting and destroying the works of the enemy and rebuilding and grounding the church in the Word of God. Continue to pray that God's perfect will be done in my life. |
