Reverend Greg Randall
District Secretary/Treasurer

Pastor Gregg Randall is an ordained minister with the Assemblies of God. He attended North Georgia College and Trenton State College and received his ministerial training through Berean School of the Bible, a division of Global University. He is presently completing a master’s degree in Christian Ministries through the Assemblies of God Theological Seminary. Gregg has been married to Jeanne since 1974, and resides in Windham, Maine. Unable to have children of their own, Gregg and Jeanne have invested their lives in a countless number of youth and young adults over their lifetime. They have served as foster parents and as host parents for exchange students. They continue to invest themselves in lives of youth and young adults in the local church.

Gregg's ministry has spanned more than thirty years. He has served as youth pastor, church planter, and lead pastor. In 1993, he was invited to serve the District as the Director of Church Ministries. He has led short term missionary teams to Paraguay, Colombia, Ecuador, Argentina, and Hungary. In 1999, Gregg was elected to serve as Secretary/Treasurer of the Northern New England District Council. Gregg also serves on the General Presbytery of The General Council of the Assemblies of God and is secretary on the Board of Trustees of Zion Bible College. He also serves as a Church Multiplication Network church planting facilitator in our Assemblies of God boot camps for church planting and church health.

Gregg has spoken to many audiences in various settings. It has included church services, seminars, youth camps, high school baccalaureates and graduations, and local service organizations and clubs. He likes to use humor and practical illustrations and often uses props and multimedia to communicate to the listener life changing truths.

As Secretary/Treasurer, Gregg’s responsibilities include coordinating our District School of Ministry and oversight of ministerial credentialing and District finances. His top priority is to be a resource to you, serving in any way that will enhance your effectiveness and success in the kingdom of God.

Important Info

All churches should have an effective volunteer screening program in place that includes an application process. Volunteers should also supply a list of references that are followed up on by the church. Churches are also encouraged to check volunteers informarion against the national sex offender registry, and to require background checks for individuals working with small children. These safeguards are for the protection of both the children and the worker.