Evangelist Pamela S. Wingfield was born and raised in Pittsburgh, PA by her parents Bishop Rudolph and First Lady Ruth Dyke.  Evangelist Wingfield’s childhood, along with her seven siblings, was one filled with attending countless church services. It was common to be in church four times a week.  The year was 1979 when Evangelist Wingfield experienced for herself what they’d been teaching.  She was baptized in Jesus Name and filled with the Holy Ghost. 

She worked for some time at a local television station and while on her lunch break in downtown Pittsburgh she noticed a young man sitting in a restaurant window.  He eventually decided to ask her  for a date, at a club.  She declined, but invited him to church instead.  He accepted the invitation to the church, accepted the invitation to the altar and soon was baptized in Jesus name and filled with the Holy Ghost.  Later on they were married.  It has been 25 years since they met at lunch! 

Evangelist Wingfield was called to the ministry in 1986 under the leadership of the late WL Rawlings in Pittsburgh.  She later served under the ministry of the late Pastor Queenie Robertson as Missionary President, Sunday School Teacher and church secretary.  Currently she ministers and utilizes her administrative talents at Rehoboth Apostolic Ministries under Pastor Robertson’s daughter, Pastor Michele D. Turner.  She also holds the position of trustee.