Lynn Godsey - Texas

• Bachelor of Arts, Wayland Baptist University; Plainview, Texas
• Master of Arts, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary; Fort Worth, Texas
• 35 years experience with his wife Tana as pastors, 25 of which they were founders and Senior Pastors of Ministerios Templo de Poder in Ennis, Texas
• Founder and President of La Alianza Hispana Evangélica of Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex (AHEM) with a membership of 400 churches, organizations, ministries, and television and radio stations
• Founder and Director of La Coalición de Líderes Evangélicos de Texas (CLET), which is composed of representatives from Hispanic Christian television and radio stations
• Served in 2008 on the National Hispanic Advisory Board
• Conference and crusade speaker
• Served as an accredited and authorized representative during the 1986 Amnesty Program to assist thousands in the Dallas-Fort Worth region
• Organizer and host of 2008 Texas Hispanic Prayer Breakfast in Dallas, Texas
• Resides in the Dallas-Fort Worth area with his wife; they have two grown children and one granddaughter

“My whole 35 years of service as a Pastor, has been primarily to precious undocumented Hispanics who have come to America from Central and South America.  They come for many reasons but one key one is believing that America is a nation where “justice” is practiced.  Justice, is simply doing what is right according to laws that have been established.  Our Nations laws can change from one administration or congress to the next.  However, there is one Law, God’s Law, that will never change, because HE never changes.  Therefore, we must treat the alien, undocumented as we would Christ.  For when we serve and love them, we are “doing it unto Him”.