Lenroy Pascall was born and raised in the village of Point Ligoure, Point. Fortin, in south Trinidad, on November 26, 1958. He was the 5th. in a family of five boys and two girls. He was educated at Pt. Fortin Seventh-Day Adventist School and continued at Trade School where he learnt Electrical Installation.

Lenroy gave his life to Jesus Christ at a Crusade held at his home church at the age of 16. His plans to begin work at the Amoco Oil Company came to an abrupt end when God called him to the Ministry in 1977. He graduated from the Caribbean Nazarene Theological College (now called Caribbean Nazarene University) with a Ministerial Diploma on June 14, 1982. He is currently pursuing his Bachelors Degree in Biblical Counseling with the Trinity College and Seminary.

He began pastoring in the first year after his conversion as an Assistant Pastor to Rev. Earl Morris, and this began thirty one (31) years of full time pastoral ministry on the Trinidad and Tobago District. He successfullyRev. Pascall & Wife pastored three congregations and was caretaker for various periods of time for three other churches. He served at his last pastorate before migrating to the US, for fifteen (15) yeas. He was ordained as an Elder in the Church of the Nazarene on March 14, 1987, and came to the United States in January 2004. He served as Assistant pastor to the late Rev. Paul E. Williams at the Springfield Gardens Church of the Nazarene from March of that same year and after Rev. Williams’ passing, continued as Interim pastor from March 2006. He was elected as Senior Pastor of this Congregation on Sunday September 10, 2006.

Rev. Pascall & FamilyRev. Pascall has been married to Ann Marie for the past twenty two years and they have three children, Lindell, 20, a second year student at Eastern Nazarene College, Lenmarie, 17, a Senior at High School and Lowell, 11.

His desire for the church is to truly lead as he is led by the Holy Spirit to make it a true community of Prayer, Faith, Fellowship and Fervor and to see the Church winning the lost in the community and environs.