Wesley Campbell
Wesley Campbell was Born on January 11, 1983 to Dan and Carolyn Campbell in the small town of Inman in Spartanburg County, South Carolina. Wesley was raised in a Christian home with Bible believing parents. He was raised in Inman First Free Will Baptist Church under Pastor Earl Hendrix where he was saved at the age of 5.
Wesley attended school at Inman Christian Academy where he graduated in 2001. After high school Wesley attended North Greenville University where he met his wife Candy. After a few years Wesley left North Greenville to pursue his dream of becoming a Paramedic. He attended Greenville Technical College where he earned his degree in Health Science and Fire Science.
After college Wesley began his career as a full-time Firefighter and Paramedic. Wesley and Candy were married in May of 2006 and began their life together while faithfully attending Westgate Free Will Baptist Church under Pastor Kevin Smith.
In 2008 God began dealing with Wesley´s heart to answer the call to preach the Gospel. After many months of heartache and running from the Lord, Wesley surrendered to the call in April of 2009. Wesley began to travel and preach, in April of 2010 he received a call from Canaan Free Will Baptist Church in Lancaster, South Carolina; he became their Pastor in May of the same Year.
During Wesley´s time in Lancaster, God began a work and many came to know the Lord as their Savior and followed the Lord in Believer´s Baptism. God provided and the church was able to build a new Sunday School wing and to remodel every building on their campus. God continued to work at Canaan and the ministry continued to thrive.
In March of 2013, while preaching in a meeting in Lancaster, Wesley felt the Lord´s call into evangelism. Over the next year God continued to open many doors leading him out to preach all over the state of South Carolina. After many months of Prayer and seeking the will of God, Wesley and Candy followed the Lord into full-time evangelism. Their mission is to see people come to know the Lord as their Savior and lives changed for the glory of God. They have a deep desire to see the next generation saved and to change the world with the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
