MEET THE LEADERSHIP AT FOLLY ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST

"Dedicated to serving God and the community, they lead with compassion, integrity, and a heart for outreach."

Senior Minister Anthony D. Campbell

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Minister Anthony D. Campbell has devoted over 43 years to preaching and teaching the Gospel, serving with wisdom, humility, and unwavering commitment to the Word of God. He currently serves as the Senior Minister of the Folly Road Church of Christ in Charleston, South Carolina, where he is respected for his sound doctrine, compassionate spirit, and steadfast leadership.

His ministry is rooted in a simple yet powerful motto:

"Let's Check The Book."

This phrase reflects his deep belief in the authority of Scripture and his encouragement to all believers to seek biblical truth for every aspect of life.

Brother Campbell is a devoted husband to Paula W. Campbell, and together they have raised two children Barry and Toni. He cherishes his role as grandfather to two grandsons, Braxton and Bricson, who are a source of great joy and inspiration.

For more than four decades, Minister Campbell has impacted lives through his preaching, teaching, and pastoral care. His legacy continues to grow as he faithfully leads the congregation at Folly Road in love, unity, and truth.

Assistant Minister Robert "Bob"M. White

Folly Road Church of Christ

Originally from Tampa, Florida, Assistant Minister Robert "Bob" M. White has dedicated his life to serving both the community and the body of Christ. He was baptized in 1975 and began preaching the Gospel in 1995, driven by a passion to teach, uplift, and encourage others through the Word of God.

He has been a faithful servant at the Folly Road Church of Christ for over 10 years, offering spiritual guidance and leadership to the congregation.

Brother White is a proud graduate of Benedict College, where he earned his undergraduate degree, and later received a Master's degree from Central Michigan University. His commitment to community service is further reflected in his 20 years of leadership on the Charleston County Human Services Board, advocating for the needs of families and individuals throughout the region.

His favorite scripture, Acts 2:40:

"And with many other words did he testify and exhort, saying, Save yourselves from this untoward generation."

This scripture captures his heart for evangelism and his desire to see the church grow through sincere worship and outreach.