Bishop John Wesley Siggers Jr. is a licensed, and Ordained Minister and
consecrated Pentecostal Bishop in the Lord’s church. Bishop John Wesley. Siggers Jr. was born in Chicago Ill before moving to Cleveland with his parents at a young age. He was raised
on the northeast side of Cleveland Ohio. He has served in ministry for 48 years He is the eldest of 10
siblings.
Bishop has been married to his wife Arlivia Elaine for 46 years and
has six children and eleven grandchildren. Bishop is an associate member of the Joint College of
African American Pentecostal Bishops.
Bishop Siggers is The author of the book "The Preparation of Christian Leaders for Multi Cultural Ministry in the Urban Pentecostal Church" He is also an advocate for empowering a multicultural multigenerational
church to walk in kingdom authority. He believes that it is
time for this nation to come back to God by the transformation of lives by
grace through faith in Jesus Christ. He
is a certified chaplain with the International Federation of Christian
Chaplains Inc and has worked actively in the
community as an advocate for urban youth and has partnered with many community/faith-based
and secular programs. Such as the Freedom Empowerment youth-build, Hudson Adapt-a-cottage
youth mentorship program, The Bridge 2 Health initiative partnering with Ohio
State University, Fairhill partners, The U.S.D.A., Virgina State University,
and the Blue Cross North Carolina Institute for Health and Human Services. He
is also a member of the N.A.A.C.P. and the Cleveland Chapter of Champion
mentorship association.
Bishop has earned an Associate degree in Criminal Justice and a Bachelor’s in Management from the University of
Phoenix. He has also earned a Master’s degree from Indiana Wesleyan Seminary, and a Doctor of
Divinity from Petrus Fidei Seminary.
Bishop believes that holiness is the key to causing meaningful
change in our communities and believe that it is imperative that men and women
of God step into their rightful place of leadership, integrity, commitment, loyalty,
and humility through faith in God to make that change a reality and invite
other to do so as well.
But Jesus beheld [them], and
said unto them, with men this is impossible; but with God all things are
possible. Matthew 19:26