Our History
Bishop William C. Ingram & Mother Ingram
1967-2007
Pastor Reginald Cox & First Lady Erica Cox
2008 - Present
Our Mission
As a redeemed people, we are sanctioned by God to study his Word, pray without ceasing, praise His holy name, and most importantly, live holy.
Jesus told the Apostle Peter, “upon this rock I will build my church; and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.” We are that church, a light on a hill and a beacon of hope to those who are in despair. Once again, we are reaching beyond denominational and cultural boundaries to encourage Kingdom growth.
Our Values
At GCT, our values are deeply rooted in the Word of God and reflect our commitment to living out His truth.
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Baptism in Jesus’ Name
We believe in the power of baptism in Jesus’ name, as instructed in Acts 2:38 and Acts 10:48. Through baptism, we express our obedience to God and receive the remission of sins.
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The Plan of Salvation
We follow the biblical plan of salvation: repentance, baptism in water, and seeking the infilling of the Holy Ghost. This process allows us to experience true spiritual transformation and draw closer to God (Acts 2:38, Ephesians 2:8-9, Acts 10:9-10)
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The Oneness of God
We believe that the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit are one (1 John 5:7, John 10:30). This foundational truth reveals the unity and power of God in our lives.
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These values guide our worship, teaching, and community, helping us to live in alignment with God’s divine purpose.
Meet Our Leaders
Pastor Reginald Cox
Pastor Reginald Cox was baptized in Jesus’ Name in 1993 at Faith Apostolic Church in Birmingham, Alabama and filled with the Holy Ghost in 1994 at the Church of Jesus Christ in Washington D.C. Pastor Cox has held a myriad of positions while endeavoring to expand God’s kingdom.
He served as Youth President at Greater Faith Temple Apostolic Church in San Antonio, Texas; Brotherhood President at Bread of Life Apostolic Church in Mannheim, Germany; Sunday School Superintendent at Deliverance Apostolic Church in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas; Chairman of the Colorado State Council of the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, Inc., and currently serves as the pastor of Greater Christ Temple Apostolic Church.
In addition to Pastor Reginald Cox’s labor in the Kingdom of God, he also faithfully served his country for 20 years in the U.S. Army as a Signal Corps officer before retiring as a lieutenant colonel in November 2008. Pastor Cox holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science at Alabama A&M University, a Master of Arts degree in Computer Resource Information Management from Webster University, and a second Masters of Arts degree in Counseling at Colorado Christian University.
With First Lady Erica Cox at his side, God has given Pastor Reginald Cox the wisdom and knowledge to help and assist people as they endeavor to reach their full potential in the Lord. He and his wife exemplify a marriage ordained by God. They have raised four wonderful sons and a beautiful daughter who are all saved; baptized in Jesus’ name, filled with the Holy Ghost, and are utilizing their gifts and talents for God’s kingdom.
First Lady Erica Cox
First Lady Erica Cox was baptized in Jesus’ Name in 1992 at Faith Apostolic Church in Birmingham, Alabama and filled with the Holy Ghost in that same year. Lady Cox has held a myriad of positions while endeavoring to expand God’s kingdom.
She served as Co-Youth President at Greater Faith Temple Apostolic Church in San Antonio, Texas; women's president, praise team leader at Greater Christ Temple Apostolic Church in Colorado Springs, Colorado and women's president of the Colorado State Council of the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, Inc.
In addition to Lady Cox's labor in the Kingdom of God, she is also the founder of Ground Zero Ministry (ground0minstry.org) which is designed to help parents raise godly children. Lady Erica Cox holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics.
Johnny Brown
Sunday School Superintendent & Head Deacon
Jessica Camargo
Secretary
Joe Lynch
Head Usher