Pearl Lewin
Outreach President / Ministries Support
Sister Pearl serves as the President of the Outreach Ministry at Southeast Hope Assembly, where she blends strategic leadership with deep personal compassion. Her Key Responsibilities & Impact · Confidential Care: Manages all community support requests with absolute discretion, ensuring a safe, dignified experience for those in need. · Strategic Oversight: Directs all crisis intervention programs, local charity partnerships, and emergency relief distribution both in Canada and Jamaica. · Community Advocacy: Coordinates resources and volunteers to maximize the church's direct impact on vulnerable families. Personal Mission Pearl has dedicated her life to outreach service, driven by an unwavering commitment to faith, empathy, and community empowerment. Her steadfast reliability and confidential care have made her a trusted pillar of support at Southeast Hope Assembly. Sister Pearl has been with SEHA since inception in 2009.
Violet Morgan
Secretary/ Treasurer
Sister Violet has been with SEHA ministry since its inception in 2009. Sis Morgan has been saved for most of her life and has dedicated her life to serve God in various capacities. Not only is Sis. Morgan the secretary but she also leads the praise and worship team. Whatever your questions, Sis Morgan is always ready to give an answer or to find the answer for you.
Barbara Russell
Social Media Director / Lead Pastor's Wife
Sister Barb Russell has been a faithful member of Southeast Hope Assembly since its inception, serving in various ministries with dedication and a heart for service. She oversees the church’s communications and social media, helping share the message of Christ with both the congregation and the wider community. Barb also serves as a Pre-teen Sunday School teacher, an altar worker, and occasionally leads prayer meetings. She considers it a privilege to support the spiritual growth of the church and remains deeply committed to serving God and the Southeast Hope Assembly family.
Camilia Johnson
Youth Ministry Vice-President / Hope Dancers President
Sister Camilia Johnson gave her life to Christ as a teenager and has been actively involved in church life since childhood in Jamaica, serving through music, dance, youth ministry, and outreach programs. After relocating to Alberta in 2015, she continued her ministry at Southeast Hope Assembly, where she serves in worship, teaching, youth programs, and writing faith-based curriculum, and is now stepping into various roles to display her gifts. She is passionate about encouraging others to grow in their faith and to use their gifts to serve God and their communities.