Bishop Leah Hidde-Gregory is the Bishop of the South Georgia Annual Conference of GMC
Dr. Leah Hidde-Gregory became the bishop of the South Georgia Annual Conference on November 1, 2024.
She has served as President Pro-Tem of the Mid-Texas Provisional Annual Conference since November 1, 2022. During her ministry, she served as a laywoman in the Oklahoma Conference and as a pastor in the North Texas and Central Texas Conference, as well as a District Superintendent for six years in the CTC. She has sat on the Transitional Leadership Council for the Global Methodist church since its formation.
Leah has a heart and passion for sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ. She spent much of her ministry in church revitalization, revival and church growth. She is excited about the Global Methodist Church and the orthodox Wesleyan witnesses which is being awakened within our congregations as they discern their next faithful step.
She holds a Doctorate in Ministry in Church Leadership Excellence from Wesley Theological Seminary in Washington, D.C.; a Masters of Divinity from Perkins School of Theology; and a Bachelors in Psychology and Sociology from Texas A&M Commerce. She is married to the love of her life, Stan. They have two Grown daughters and son-in laws, and a son, Will who is still at home.
She has served as President Pro-Tem of the Mid-Texas Provisional Annual Conference since November 1, 2022. During her ministry, she served as a laywoman in the Oklahoma Conference and as a pastor in the North Texas and Central Texas Conference, as well as a District Superintendent for six years in the CTC. She has sat on the Transitional Leadership Council for the Global Methodist church since its formation.
Leah has a heart and passion for sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ. She spent much of her ministry in church revitalization, revival and church growth. She is excited about the Global Methodist Church and the orthodox Wesleyan witnesses which is being awakened within our congregations as they discern their next faithful step.
She holds a Doctorate in Ministry in Church Leadership Excellence from Wesley Theological Seminary in Washington, D.C.; a Masters of Divinity from Perkins School of Theology; and a Bachelors in Psychology and Sociology from Texas A&M Commerce. She is married to the love of her life, Stan. They have two Grown daughters and son-in laws, and a son, Will who is still at home.
