BISHOP
BART PIERCE
Bishop Pierce is the
Co-Founder of Global Compassion Network, which is made up of organizations from
around the world including Operation Blessing, Somebody Cares International,
World Relief, Operation Compassion and many others. He also provides apostolic
oversight to churches in the Ukraine, Ghana, and Madagascar, as well as
domestically here in the States. He has pioneered and
is president of several compassion ministries. They include:
Adopt
A Block – a program focused on taking the city of Baltimore back block by
block.
Can
Can Make a Difference – a program for the impoverished that distributes
food year-round at no charge.
Nehemiah
House - a shelter for homeless men which gives a fresh start men who were
formerly tormented by lives of drugs, alcohol and crime.
The Hiding Place - a home which cares for pregnant women and women in crisis situations.
In January of 1997, Rock
City Church experienced a mighty outpouring of God’s Presence.
People came from around the world to seek God’s face and many
experienced miraculous healings, deliverances and renewed relationships with the
Lord. As a result, Bishop Pierce has
had many opportunities to form relationships with pastors and leaders. He has a
passion for seeing the body of Christ unite together both locally and
world-wide. He works to promote unity in the city of Baltimore by fostering
relationships with area pastors and their congregations.
He functions as the president of Peace For The City, a coalition of
Baltimore metropolitan pastors that began in 1997. In October of 2002, he was
instrumental in heading up a Prayer Gathering at Camden Yards Stadium called
One-Won. It was a powerful display of unity as more than 100 pastors joined
together with their congregations to pray for the city of Baltimore.
Currently, Bishop Pierce is
an active member of ICA (International Coalition of Apostles) as well as the
Apostolic Council of Prophetic Elders (founded by Dr. Peter Wagner and Cindy
Jacobs). He served on the executive board for the CallDC, a gathering of over
300,000 youth in September 2000. He
was the National Youth Coordinator for Washington For Jesus, 1980 and was on the
executive board of WFJ 1988 and 1996. He has appeared numerous times on CBN and
has spoken in many churches and conferences throughout the world.
Bishop Pierce has authored a
book titled, “Seeking Our Brothers” which shares his heart for “the ones
that nobody wants” and gives practical insight on how to start and maintain
compassion ministries. He is also a
contributing author of the books: “Hosting the Holy Spirit”, “Destiny of a
Nation” and “Mary’s Prayers and Martha’s Recipes”.