Elder Anthony L. McCullough
Elder Anthony L. McCullough has faithfully led worship for more than 28 years, serving churches across the nation with his gift for music and ministry. A seasoned vocalist and recording artist, he has directed choirs, led praise teams, and taught numerous music workshops that uplift and inspire believers through worship.
Beyond the sanctuary, Elder McCullough has devoted himself to serving others. Together with his wife, Ann Marie McCullough, he co‑founded A Thankful Place, a transitional housing ministry designed to provide hope and restoration for individuals and families experiencing homelessness.
Grounded in deep biblical study, Elder McCullough has trained under respected Bible scholars, developing a distinctive style of deliverance that reflects both spiritual wisdom and compassion. He was ordained in 2019 by Pastor Billy Collins of Anointed Lifestyle Ministries in Dallas and again in 2025 by Apostle Samuel and Dr. Sabrina Castle of The Temple of Hope, Faith & Grace in Sherman, Texas.
Today, Elder McCullough continues to serve the church and the broader community through mentorship programs focused on spiritual development and financial literacy. He also serves on the Community Committee for Racial Equality, advocating unity, transformation, and understanding through the power of faith. His life’s mission is to nurture the spirit of humanity and help God’s children rediscover their divine purpose.
“I believe that God is a Spirit, and those who worship Him must worship in Spirit and in Truth. I believe in the Fivefold Ministry of Ephesians, and that we, as children of God, must learn how to build and maintain a genuine relationship with Him in this new era.”