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In Memoriam Bishop M.C. McGhee October 24, 1943 June
2020
Bishop M.C McGhee was born October 24, 1943 to Manuel and
Arnes McGhee in Calion, Arkansas. He confessed a hope in
Christ at a young age. He excelled in basketball and
baseball.
Bishop McGhee moved to Toledo, Ohio in 1974 and joined the
Losalem Baptist Church where he met the love of his life
Lady Erma McGhee. On May 27, 1978, they were united in holy
matrimony. After 42 years together, he would still say,
aint no women like the one I got. He was ordained into
the ministry October 1980. In March1996, he became Founder
and Lead Pastor of Serenity Church. In October 2005, he was
consecrated as a Bishop |
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Bishop McGhee was known for dressing sharp, smelling good,
and for dancing unashamedly for the Lord. He always had a
word of encouragement for everyone and he was never hesitant
to help anyone in need. He was always willing to give of his
time, talent, and money for the cause of Christ.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Manuel and Arnes
McGhee; brothers, LG Pumphrey, OB Pumphrey, Prentis McGhee,
Cleo McGhee, Calvin McGhee, Jacob McGhee, OD McGhee, and
sister Allie Mae Belin.
He leaves to cherish his memories; his wife, Erma McGhee;
brother, Emanuel (Judy) McGhee; three sons, Michael McGhee,
Apostle Herman (Debra) McCardell, Deon Archie; four
daughters, Dorethea Reynolds, Princess (Wayne) Ellis,
Shanika Powell, Kira Sayles; 25 grandchildren, 32
great-grandchildren, a host of nieces and nephews, and many
other relatives, Special friend and sister Mary Dabbs,
countless colleagues, friends and associates.
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Copyright © 2019 by [The Sojourner's Truth]. All rights reserved.
Revised:
07/02/20 18:26:04 -0400. |
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