Heraclio John Wyatt, Jr., a native of Brooklyn, New York and a resident of the Bronx, is the eldest of four sons born to Rev. Heraclio John Wyatt, Sr. and Sister Tryphena Wyatt. He is a graduate of New York University with a BA in Economics. Raised in a Christian home, Heraclio accepted Jesus Christ as his master and savior at the age of fourteen. Years later at the age of seventeen, he preached his first sermon “Stand Still”. Since 1998, Heraclio has served faithfully the congregation at the Crotona Park Apostolic Faith Church. He has served as Sunday school teacher for the junior high school class, choir director, and provided pastoral care particularly through home visitations to the elderly. During his time there he has also served as youth pastor and associate pastor. In May of 2012, Pastor Johnny, graduated from the Alliance Theological Seminary with a Master’s of Divinity, where he was awarded with the Luis A. Carlo award for Urban ministry. School and ministry has also given pastor the opportunity to travel throughout the country and abroad. In 2010 he traveled to Cape Town, South Africa where he was a steward at the Third Lausanne Congress for World Evangelization. In January 2013 Pastor Johnny accepted the call to serve as Pastor at the Apostolic Faith Mission in Brooklyn, NY. From that time until the present he continues in the spirit of excellence in his endeavors to teach and empower the youth to be the future gospel workers of tomorrow, discipleship / leadership training with the ministerial staff and congregation, and spearheading small group Bible studies with the senior ministry. Married to his childhood sweetheart Paulette; a father to two beautiful children; son, brother, teacher, and counselor, Heraclio continues to “press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus”; leading people to live a resurrected life in Jesus Christ under the power and anointing of the Holy Spirit.