sharing Jesus and feeding starving children. In 1998, During Hurricane Mitch, he conducted compassion ministry throughout every country in Central America. In 1999, during the Kosovo war, Jerry was in both Kosovo and Albania sharing Christ with Muslims. A few days following the 2001 terrorist attacks on 911, his band and ministry team conducted memorial services on the streets of New York. Jerry has conducted street concerts many times following bus bombings in Israel, and the Palestinian territories. When the 2004 Tsunami killed over 300,000 people, he and his team flew to Indonesia and ministered in Muslim and Buddhist refugee camps. Following Katrina in 2005, he founded the primary relief camp in New Orleans, The Good News Camp, which provided 75 million dollars in relief and hosted 17,000 volunteers. His work has been praised by The Whitehouse, State governments, and the City of New Orleans. In 2008 Jerry responded to the cyclone which killed 130,000 in Myanmar. When no one was allowed entry, God graced Jerry’s team with a miracle entrance which enabled them in displaced persons camps, feeding thousands of children, starting an orphanage, digging water wells and supporting pastors who continue relief efforts to this day.

As of this writing, Pastor Jerry Davis, along with his network of ministry partners which include Rick Warren, Joel Osteen, Kerry Shook, Kenneth Copeland, and Doug Stringer, is hosting thousands of volunteers in Galveston following the Hurricane Ike disaster. Good News Galveston has distributed 5 million dollars of goods & services.

Jerry is known for impactive preaching, soul winning teaching, and performances as a soul stirring musical artist. He sings, plays piano and guitar and has written over 150 songs, releasing three cd’s in English and one in Spanish. Aside from his passion for his wife and family and disaster relief missions work, his other great passion is The Embassy Club, which serves youth and young adults in an entertainment venue. Jerry Davis has made numerous appearances on Christian television and radio networks, including TBN, Daystar, 700 Club and KSBJ. His ministry has also been featured in Christianity Today and Charisma Magazine.

herself being beaten by her father. Deciding she couldn’t take any more, she became a runaway, living on the streets and in shelters, trying to survive a life which seemed no one cared if Sally lived or died. At age 17 after crying out to God, the Lord supernaturally provided Sally with a family to care for her. She now knew God was real, but still didn’t understand how to surrender her life to Jesus.

At the age of 19 she discovered an incredible gift for photography. She moved to Texas and started her own, successful photography studio. People traveled from around the world and were often on a waiting list for six months to sit before her camera lens.

Although a success in her professional life, her personal life was in turmoil. Emotional scars led her to look for love in all the wrong places, with all the wrong people. That in turn led to failed relationships, drug & alcohol abuse.

In the fall of 1994, Sally realized what was missing in her life was a true faith and surrender to God’s will and purpose for her. She knelt in her closet and totally gave her life to Christ. Soon she found herself serving in a church singing on the worship team. Sally poured herself into the study of God’s Word, literally wearing out Bibles in her hunger and thirst to know God better. In 1995 she began serving in youth ministry. Four years later she began serving as a Pastor in full time ministry, and works daily to help others find their destiny in God.

As Senior Pastor of Faith Center, her incredible testimony and dynamic teaching ministry inspires others to walk in faith, hope, love and excellence.