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American Black Journal

Bishop Ellis (Full Interview)

Detroit has a long list of pastors who have risen to international and national leadership positions in their respective denominations. This distinguished group includes bishop Charles Ellis III of Greater Grace Temple. He is the former presiding bishop of the Pentecostal assemblies of the world. Bridgedetroit’s Orlando bailey spoke with Bishop Ellis Episode 4935/Segment 2 (Extended)

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