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On Sunday, October 14, 2007, during the eleven o’clock worship service, Pastor Tates preached his first sermon as the official pastor of Powerhouse Church. His appointment came months after the transition of the church’s founder, Superintendent Dr. of Texas Southeast First Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction to become the second pastor of the Powerhouse Church of God in Christ. On September 28, 2007, Pastor Tates was appointed by Bishop Rufus Kyles, Jr. He would continue in this capacity until 2007. Woodard, Sr., and served as an Assistant to his father at the Faith Temple COGIC-Englewood of Houston, TX until the year 2000 when he succeeded him as pastor. He was ordained an Elder in the Church of God in Christ in July of 1986 by the late Bishop Robert E. Four years later, he would answer the call to the gospel ministry in May of 1983. He was saved and dedicated his life to the Lord in May of 1979. And in 1979, he earned his Masters Degree from the Moody Bible Institute School of Theology. Mason Bible College earning a Bachelors Degree. He also continued in his religious studies and became a 1975 graduate of C.H.

Master of Science in Municipal Planning and Public Policy from Bethlehem Steel Educational Extension Program in 1973.

Master of Arts in Secondary Education Leadership from Texas Southern University in 1971, with designation for the Secondary Principalship.

Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering Technology from Texas Southern University in 1969.

He continued his educational journey earning degrees from the following institutions: During his senior year, he was president of his senior class. He was educated through the Houston Public School System and is a graduate of Kashmere High School. He is the oldest son and second-born among six children. Bishop Johnny Tates is a native of Houston, TX, born to the late Elder Inez and District Missionary Vivian Tates, and reared in a strong Christian home.