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William A. Jordan Sr., was born April 3, 1958 in Belvidere, North Carolina. His family relocated to
Plainfield, New Jersey, where he graduated from Plainfield High School. Jordan moved to Cleveland
in 1976 and married Cynthia Lynette Priester on July 23, 1977. To this union was born five sons,
Jermaine, William Jr., Antoine, Dionyah, and Christopher Jordan accepted Christ in April 1979.
He joined Full Gospel Evangelistic Center under Pastor Michael O. Exum. Pastor Jordan became
actively involved in ministry. He avidly studied the book of Acts and was motivated to start the morning
worship service, visit the sick and shut-in, and serve communion. Chuck Swindoll's book "Improving
your Serve" was his inspiration.
History of Service and Pastoral Calling
In August 1980, Pastor Jordan was ordained as a deacon by the late Dr. Leonard J. Lyons of Pontiac,
Michigan. In March 1982, he received his call to the ministry. Pastor Jordan was ordained in August
1983. He attended Hosanna Bible Training Center in Bedford Heights and graduated in May 1985.
He also attended Dr. Morris Cerullo's School of Ministry in Anaheim, CA and studied demonology and
deliverance under the instruction of Dr. Lester Sumrall.
Pastor Jordan was ordained by Pastor Michael O. Exum and served as assistant pastor from 1991-
95. In 1995, he was sent to restore the Living Word Fellowship in Sandusky Ohio. He was called
back to Full Gospel Evangelistic Center as senior pastor in late 1995 where he served as pastor
another four years.
The Birth of Kingdom Life Assembly Church
In 1999, Pastor Jordan gave himself to fasting and praying and out of this was birthed the decision to
start Kingdom Life Assembly Church. Pastor Jordan and Cynthia Jordan organized a series of bible
studies and prayer meetings in their home. Fully convinced that the vision God had given him for the
church was genuine, Pastor Jordan initiated the steps to become a recognized non-profit
incorporation. Jordan affiliated himself and Kingdom Life Assembly Church with the Assemblies of
God and received covering and pastoral oversight.
Pastor Jordan's steadfast commitment to biblical study, and a lifestyle of fasting and prayer has
prepared him to minister in the area of deliverance. Pastor Jordan's sound interactive preaching and
teaching is often filled with real world illustrations that help to increase understanding of complex
biblical passages. Notwithstanding his tribulations as a leader and pastor, Pastor Jordan has
overcome trials, which have equipped him with wisdom and knowledge to train pastors and other
leaders in the body of Christ.
First Lady Cynthia Jordan is a prophetess with a heart of worship. Elder Cynthia constantly seeks the
heartbeat and mind of Christ through prayer, and worship and often emerges with a prophetic song of
the Lord, or the prophetic word of the Lord that effectively minister to the hearts of people. Elder Cynthia’
s heart is for the excellence of God as she demonstrates it through the administration of church
activities and functions.
William A. Jordan Sr., was born April 3, 1958 in Belvidere, North Carolina. His family relocated to
Plainfield, New Jersey, where he graduated from Plainfield High School. Jordan moved to Cleveland
in 1976 and married Cynthia Lynette Priester on July 23, 1977. To this union was born five sons,
Jermaine, William Jr., Antoine, Dionyah, and Christopher Jordan accepted Christ in April 1979.
He joined Full Gospel Evangelistic Center under Pastor Michael O. Exum. Pastor Jordan became
actively involved in ministry. He avidly studied the book of Acts and was motivated to start the morning
worship service, visit the sick and shut-in, and serve communion. Chuck Swindoll's book "Improving
your Serve" was his inspiration.
History of Service and Pastoral Calling
In August 1980, Pastor Jordan was ordained as a deacon by the late Dr. Leonard J. Lyons of Pontiac,
Michigan. In March 1982, he received his call to the ministry. Pastor Jordan was ordained in August
1983. He attended Hosanna Bible Training Center in Bedford Heights and graduated in May 1985.
He also attended Dr. Morris Cerullo's School of Ministry in Anaheim, CA and studied demonology and
deliverance under the instruction of Dr. Lester Sumrall.
Pastor Jordan was ordained by Pastor Michael O. Exum and served as assistant pastor from 1991-
95. In 1995, he was sent to restore the Living Word Fellowship in Sandusky Ohio. He was called
back to Full Gospel Evangelistic Center as senior pastor in late 1995 where he served as pastor
another four years.
The Birth of Kingdom Life Assembly Church
In 1999, Pastor Jordan gave himself to fasting and praying and out of this was birthed the decision to
start Kingdom Life Assembly Church. Pastor Jordan and Cynthia Jordan organized a series of bible
studies and prayer meetings in their home. Fully convinced that the vision God had given him for the
church was genuine, Pastor Jordan initiated the steps to become a recognized non-profit
incorporation. Jordan affiliated himself and Kingdom Life Assembly Church with the Assemblies of
God and received covering and pastoral oversight.
Pastor Jordan's steadfast commitment to biblical study, and a lifestyle of fasting and prayer has
prepared him to minister in the area of deliverance. Pastor Jordan's sound interactive preaching and
teaching is often filled with real world illustrations that help to increase understanding of complex
biblical passages. Notwithstanding his tribulations as a leader and pastor, Pastor Jordan has
overcome trials, which have equipped him with wisdom and knowledge to train pastors and other
leaders in the body of Christ.
First Lady Cynthia Jordan is a prophetess with a heart of worship. Elder Cynthia constantly seeks the
heartbeat and mind of Christ through prayer, and worship and often emerges with a prophetic song of
the Lord, or the prophetic word of the Lord that effectively minister to the hearts of people. Elder Cynthia’
s heart is for the excellence of God as she demonstrates it through the administration of church
activities and functions.
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