Charles King is the credit risk manager at Iberia Bank. He serves as the Technical Arts Director of our ministry. His overall responsibility is leading the sound, video, lighting, and any other media production functions of the ministry. He sets processes in place to ensure excellent operation of audio, lighting, and media equipment. His expertise is troubleshooting problems and teaching others to do the same; Working to minimize the risk of systems failures and assessing current and future technology needs and prepare acquisition strategies.
Jeana King is an Actress, Songwriter and Psalmist. She also serves as the Script Editor for our theatre ministry and works very closely with writer/producer to ensure the story unfolds as initially planned. She makes suggestions on things to change and offer any ideas she may have to solve problems; but her overall concern is to ensure that the vision of the writer/producer is fulfilled as strongly as possible.
Jeana King is an Actress, Songwriter and Psalmist. She also serves as the Script Editor for our theatre ministry and works very closely with writer/producer to ensure the story unfolds as initially planned. She makes suggestions on things to change and offer any ideas she may have to solve problems; but her overall concern is to ensure that the vision of the writer/producer is fulfilled as strongly as possible.
Jira King is a manager at Riverchase Kia. She serves as the ministry's Choreographer. Her technical understanding of the patterns and formations of choreography is invaluable to our theatre ministry. She instructs dancers on how to use dance steps, and on techniques to achieve desired effects. She studies our story lines and musical scores to determine how to translate ideas and moods into dance movements.
Johnny King is the proprietor of King Cutz barbershops. He is an Actor and Psalmist. He serves as one of the Casting Directors. He has strong interpersonal and communication skills, and a great eye for acting ability. He helps choose talented actors and actresses that would best suit roles for our productions. He understands when casting actors and actresses for roles, he must also take into account the writer/producer’s artistic vision for each role.
Lodealia Taylor, is an Ordained Minister and a Private Nanny. She serves as an actress and our production’s Costume Designer. Her main job in our productions is to provide physical and emotional support to every actor through the clothing he or she will wear to enhance characterization. Her designs provide strong visual support of the story, concept and context of the play. Her designs always reflect the visual style of the productions. She also assists as one of our seasoned Acting Coaches who can give our performers pointers with a critical eye. She serves as the audience, and tells them exactly what they're missing. She can tell when they are not articulating properly or when they overact. She helps polish the characters to make it more real.
John Johnson is an Ordained Elder and Evangelistic team leader. He serves as one of our Prop Makers. His expertise is; taking rough ideas by the writer/producer and creates the props necessary for our production. He construct unique and specialized set props that are too difficult to attain, or too expensive to buy. He possesses a high level of attention to details, and builds these needed props from scratch using various materials that may include wood or plastic. This position can be challenging because it’s physically strenuous and require some heavy lifting.
Amanda Hunter is an Insurance Sales Agent at AAA. She has a very critical part to play as our ministry’s Graphics Artist and Website Editor. She combines art and technology to communicate ideas. She composes visual material for printing or digital display. She is responsible for selecting the appropriate font, color and placement for maximum impact of the message. Her artistry is meant to evoke an emotion, convey a feeling or present a mood. She creates to communicate. She’s our visual thinking-problem solver!
Ministry's Intercessors: Stephanie Bayles, Minister Dollie Green, Elder Yolanda Humphrey, Minister Debbie Little, Landis Lumpkins, Mary Johnson
Theatre Troupe
Latoya Fulgham, Mimi Fulgham, Jo Ann Garrison, Farrar King, Elisabeth King, Gabriel King, Liliana Lopez, De’Andre Mccary, Lelia Mitchell, William Sanders, Frances Wilson, Britony Young, Shyheim Thompson, and Keelie Yowe
These are actors/actresses who study and practice a new script for each of our productions. They communicate a character and/or situations to an audience through speech, body language and
movement. All productions require our troupe to devise a character or improvise the reactions of a character to a situation. They must memorize lines and actions from a script and perform them in the manner of the character they’re portraying. Being a part of our troupe requires researching characters, studying script dialogue and rehearsing performances so they may give an accurate character portrayal. They confer with the actors and the directors as to the emotions, gestures and facial expressions their
character might display. Depending upon what is called for in the script, they may deliver comedic performances or be required to act, sing and dance in a production.
Theatre Troupe
Latoya Fulgham, Mimi Fulgham, Jo Ann Garrison, Farrar King, Elisabeth King, Gabriel King, Liliana Lopez, De’Andre Mccary, Lelia Mitchell, William Sanders, Frances Wilson, Britony Young, Shyheim Thompson, and Keelie Yowe
These are actors/actresses who study and practice a new script for each of our productions. They communicate a character and/or situations to an audience through speech, body language and
movement. All productions require our troupe to devise a character or improvise the reactions of a character to a situation. They must memorize lines and actions from a script and perform them in the manner of the character they’re portraying. Being a part of our troupe requires researching characters, studying script dialogue and rehearsing performances so they may give an accurate character portrayal. They confer with the actors and the directors as to the emotions, gestures and facial expressions their
character might display. Depending upon what is called for in the script, they may deliver comedic performances or be required to act, sing and dance in a production.
