Queen Mother Dr. Deborah King Consecrated as Bishop in a Solemn Ceremony with WFICC Leadership

Orwell, Ohio — On Saturday, August 17th, 2024, Queen Mother Dr. Deborah King and Tomeka Sheree Boles were consecrated as bishops in the Worldwide Fellowship of Independent Christian Churches (WFICC). In a closed, sacred ceremony held in Orwell, Ohio, the bishops-designates were formally presented, examined, and bestowed with the credentials pertaining to their episcopal office.

The ceremony was marked by a deep sense of solemnity and spiritual significance as Dr. Deborah King, a prominent leader known for her work in both religious and humanitarian circles, witnessed her call to be a bishop. The consecration ceremony included the laying on of hands, signifying the anointing and blessing of her leadership role within the church, and affirming her call to serve as a bishop.

Presiding over the consecration were Archbishop Dr. Everette Caldwell, President and Prelate of the WFICC, Metropolitan Archbishop Dr. Kristen Caldwell, Heiress Apparent of the WFICC, and Suffragan Bishop Dr. Victor Brown, Suffragan Bishop of the WFICC.

Immediately following the ceremony, a celebratory banquet was held, attended by respected clergy, family, and invited guests who honored the newly consecrated bishops for their spiritual commitment and leadership.

This milestone marks a new chapter in Dr. Deborah King’s journey as a bishop, expanding her already influential role in religious and community leadership.