Across the historic landscapes of Wider Europe and the Middle East, where ancient faith meets a modern world, the Church of God of Prophecy is steadfast in its mission. In 24 nations, 16,408 members worship in 19 languages, carrying the light of Christ into diverse cultures and communities. Over the past two years, more than 1,000 lives have been transformed through salvation, with hundreds baptized in the Holy Spirit and water, boldly declaring their faith. With 253 churches, 53 missions, and 489 devoted ministers, the gospel is advancing despite challenges, bringing hope to cities, villages, and regions hungry for truth. In a land where history and prophecy intertwine, God’s kingdom continues to grow, one soul at a time.
Bishop Tedroy M. Powell serves as National Bishop of the Church of God of Prophecy in the United Kingdom, Belgium, and the Netherlands. Born in St. Thomas, Jamaica, and residing in London, he came to faith in Christ at age eleven. His decades of ministry reflect a commitment to pastoral leadership, church development, and community service.
Bishop Powell began serving as National Youth and Camping Ministries Director in 1975. He later pastored the Church of God of Prophecy in Coventry before leading House of Bread in London from 1989 to 2018. His leadership responsibilities have included serving as District Supervisor of London and Southeast England and as a member of the International Assembly’s Committee for Biblical Doctrine and Polity. He has served on the Wider Europe and Middle East Shared Leadership Team since 2008 and the Spirit and Life Seminary Board of Directors since 2022.
Beyond his denominational responsibilities, Bishop Powell serves as President of the Pentecostal and Charismatic Forum within Churches Together in England, encouraging dialogue, partnership, and shared mission across Christian traditions. He also serves as a trustee of the Gregory Centre for Church Multiplication and chairs West Midlands Faith in Action. As founder of Hillview Community Services, he has helped provide educational opportunities and practical support for minority ethnic communities, particularly young people and seniors.
His academic preparation includes a Master of Science in Church Management in the Voluntary Sector and a postgraduate diploma in theology from Durham University, where he is pursuing a doctorate in theology and ministry. His professional background also includes engineering, quality control, management, and adult education.
Bishop Powell and his wife, Alyne, married in 1975. They have three children—Anthea, Anthony, and Julian—and six grandchildren.
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