Our Leadership

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"We have all been given a responsibility and purpose here on earth. I believe our purpose is connected tot he well-being of humanity. We are challenged to be the hands, feet and heart of God in whatever environment we find ourselves in. I do not Pastor a church, but rather a community of people who believe in our vision and are connected to it’s success.”

Wendel T. Dandridge is a Blatimore native who knew early in life his gift to motivate, inspire and generate results. For over 2 decades Wendel has been an influential community and religious leader.

In 2014, after much prayer and strategic planning, Wendel took the quantum leap of faith and Birthed The Worship Center Church. Wendel saw a disconnect between the present generation and the traditional church, and chose to make a difference. The vision God have our Pastor was to create an environment where:

1. People are welcomed without judgement.
2. People embrace their humanity along with their Christianity.
3. People are given unique opportunities to serve.

Pastor Wendel is an entrepreneur, humanitarian, success coach, professor of Religion at Clark Atlanta University, and best-selling author of 7 published books which include: After the Comma: A Grammar Lesson on Life, Arrow's that Pierce a Woman's Heart, The Dare to Dream Journal, The Dead Christian, Returning to the Message of Christ, Winning Off the Field and Dare to D.R.E.A.M.

He is a proud member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. He was listed among the top 100 leaders in 2016 by the John Maxwell Leadership Awards. In 2017 he was inducted into the Martin Luther King Jr. Board of Preachers of Morehouse College. He has appeared on Trinity Broadcasting network on numerous occasions to share his story of homelessness to success.

He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Morehouse College, a Master of Divinity Degree from the Interdenominational Theological Center and has a Doctor of Philosophy in Ministry (Phd) from Petra Theological Seminary. He is married to the lovely Lady Ivanna Dandridge, who is a registered nurse and founder of the non-profit organization Nurses for Homeless Healthcare. They have three children; Charlotte, Jonah and Victoria Dandridge