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EPISODE · Apr 9, 2026 · 8 MIN

Kevin Parker: How to Build a Godly Legacy (Not a Religious One)

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Pastor Kevin Parker was born in Amarillo, Texas in 1960. Raised in a loving, Christian home with five other siblings, he accepted Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior at the age of 17. After spending his college years playing basketball, Pastor Kevin answered the call to ministry and, at age 32, became the head pastor of Greater Mount Zion Baptist Church in Wellington, Texas for six years. He also served as an assistant pastor of River of Life Family Church in South Bend, Indiana for 12 years until the Lord called him to return to his hometown, where he has served as the founder and head pastor of Kingdom Way Christian Center since 2021. Pastor Kevin has been happily married to his wife, Victoria, for 41 years. Together, they have raised three adult daughters, Brandi, Danielle, and Marissa Parker, and are the grandparents of four beautiful children: Jeremiah, Alanah, Aundrea, and Aniyah Parker.

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