MEET OUR TEAM!
J. Patrick Wright
State Administrative Bishop
Jan Wright
State Women's Discipleship Director
Joel Reyes, Youth & Discipleship Director
Grecia Reyes, Girls Ministries Coordinator
Diego Campos
Multicultural Ministries Coordinator
Diego and Ana Maria Campos, together with their children Samuel and Sofia, are Missionary Pastors from Colombia. Throughout more than 20 years they have served the Church of God denomination and different social projects in Colombia and now, in the United States. Diego is an Ordained Minister from the Church of God and has a Bachelor's degree in Philology and Languages. Nowadays, he is serving as the Lead Pastor of the Poplar Church of God and as the Multicultural Ministries Coordinator for California and Nevada. Ana Maria serves along with her husband in the Poplar Church of God as Children and Family Pastor. She has a Bachelor's degree in Children Development and Education. Samuel and Sofia are both high school students. Committed with God and the people around them, they love to serve the community and their goal is to make a difference in every place they are.
Johnny Taylor, Ministerial Development Director
Johnny Taylor is an authentic leader who is passionate about helping people to discover, develop, and deploy their skills, talents, gifts, and callings for the sake of Jesus and His mission. He believes that disciples who make disciples is the heart of a healthy, strong, multiplying church.
Johnny is currently serving as Lead Pastor of Life Cathedral Church of God in Fresno California and the Ministerial Development Director of the Churches of God in California-Nevada Region. He has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Intercultural Studies- Urban Missions, from Patten University. Along with his wife, Lisa Taylor, he has three wonderful daughters and five grandchildren.
Dr. Mark A. Taylor, Ministerial Care Director
Mark Taylor is a compassionate and empathetic leader dedicated to helping leaders achieve holistic health so they can empower, enrich, and inspire others to develop healthy and holy habits. Through soul-care mentoring and therapeutic support, Mark provides guidance and encouragement to nurture personal and spiritual well-being in those he serves.
Mark serves as the Lead Pastor of Thrive Church (Church of God) in Visalia, California, and as the Ministerial Care Director for the Churches of God in the California-Nevada Region. His academic journey includes an Associate of Science in Human Services from the College of the Sequoias, a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from Brandman University, dual Master’s degrees in Clinical & Mental Health Counseling and Discipleship & Ministry Leadership, and a Doctor of Ministry in Clinical Mental Health, specializing in ministerial trauma. Mark and his wife, Christy, are both faculty members at Patten University, where they are dedicated to equipping students with the knowledge, skills, and spiritual insight necessary for impactful ministry and community leadership. Together, they minister under God’s anointing, sharing their life experiences and challenges to inspire and connect with those they serve.
“Ministers who have suffered trauma need a sanctuary for their souls—a place where their wounds are acknowledged, their pain is honored, and their healing is nurtured. Caring for them is not just an act of compassion; it’s an investment in the strength and resilience of the church.”
Contact info:
Email: markt.thrivewell@gmail.com
Cell: 559 972 0511
[All calls are confidential.]
STATE COUNCIL (L TO R)
Back Row: L to R: Denis Achazo, Tobey Montgomery, Sergio Acedo, Johnny Taylor, David Ortiz, Joshua Jamison, Sr., Michael Harwell, Bishop Pat Wright
Front Row: L to R: Jimmy Rocha, Dennis Adams, Danny Henderson
Not Shown: Joseph Alicea, who replaced Michael Harwell upon his relocation and move
STATE YOUTH BOARD
CHURCH HEALTH, EVANGELISM & CHURCH PLANTING BOARD
L to R: Josh Jamison, Jr., Daniel Querry, Aubrey Querry, Grecia Reyes, Youth & Discipleship Director Joel Reyes, Gami Noyola, Joseph Alicea
Not Show: Holly Snoreen who replaced Joseph Alicea upon his move to State Council
L to R: Joshua Montgomery, Raymond Alvarez, Diego Campos, Deena Querry, Mark Taylor, Bishop Pat Wright