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Bishop Marquaello A. Futrell, Sr., Ed.D., serves as the\u00a0senior\u00a0pastor of All Creation N.\u00a0H.\u00a0Family COGIC, in Ferguson, MO. He is the founder and president of Destined to Win Ministries (D2W-501c3). Destined 2 Win Ministries organize annual conferences, scholarships, community day giveaways, and donating to the mission work. He is the founder and owner of Salon and Suites at the Hills, LLC. \u00a0Bishop Futrell served nine years on St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department as a\u00a0Field Training Police Officer. Before resigning\u00a0as police officer\u00a0to pastor full-time he was on the promotion cluster track to become a Sergeant (Field Supervisor).<\/p>\n
Bishop Futrell earned a Doctor of Education degree from\u00a0Maryville University\u00a0with emphasis in\u00a0Higher Education Leadership. He is an alumnus of Washington University- St. Louis (School of Law) with a master\u2019s degree in legal studies and\u00a0a graduate certificate in conflict resolution. He graduated with a bachelor\u2019s degree\u00a0from Webster University\u00a0with emphasis in\u00a0American Studies after transferring from Oral Roberts University.<\/p>\n
Bishop Futrell is married to Lady Kanesha M. Futrell. They have a blended family of five children Rory, Christopher, Rodrick, Josiah, and Marquaello, II. He has three grandsons: twins- Kash and Krew; Quentin and a granddaughter Kyla. \u00a0He was unanimously selected by the Presiding Bishop and General Board as Jurisdictional Bishop of Missouri Eastern First Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction in March 2023. He was later ratified by the General Assembly in April 2023. He was voted as class president of the 2023 Episcopal Class. He was consecrated during the 2023 November International Holy Convocation. He was appointed to the Grievance Committee of the Board of Bishops as well as the Health and Wellness Committee. He is a professor and was named the Program Coordinator of the Criminal Justice Department at St. Charles Community College.[\/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space height=”16px”][vc_separator]