Wildwood Church of God of Prophecy
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OUR STORY

Rooted in faith. Growing together.

For generations, Wildwood has been a place where people find a spiritual home, grow in grace, and serve Cleveland with love.

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A LIVING LEGACY

A cornerstone of faith in Cleveland, Tennessee.

Wildwood Church of God of Prophecy has been a cornerstone of faith in Cleveland, Tennessee, for generations. What began as a small prayer gathering in 1947 has blossomed into a vibrant congregation of people from many backgrounds, united by their love for Jesus Christ.

Our story is one of faithful people, answered prayers, and a God who continues to make all things new. Through every season, Wildwood has opened its doors to those seeking hope, belonging, and a place to worship together.

“We’re not perfect, just forgiven people seeking to follow Jesus together.”
Bishop Winston Reid and Lady Pauline Reid

OUR BELOVED PASTOR & FIRST LADY

Bishop Winston Reid & Lady Pauline Reid

For more than thirty years, Bishop Winston Reid has shepherded the Wildwood congregation with profound wisdom, heartfelt compassion, and unwavering devotion to God’s Word. His preaching, pastoral presence, and clear prophetic insight have helped establish Wildwood as a sanctuary of spiritual vitality in the heart of Cleveland.

Together with Lady Pauline Reid, he has served this church family with prayer, faithfulness, and selfless love. This October, we are privileged to celebrate Bishop Reid’s 33rd anniversary of pastoral ministry.

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WHAT WE BELIEVE

Faith that shapes how we live.

Our faith is centered on the Word of God and expressed through a life of worship, discipleship, prayer, and service.

The Bible

We believe the Bible is the inspired Word of God, our trustworthy foundation for faith and practice.

Salvation

We believe salvation is found through faith in Jesus Christ, whose grace forgives, restores, and makes us new.

The Holy Spirit

We believe the Holy Spirit empowers us to live boldly, worship freely, and serve faithfully.

“And let us consider one another in order to stir up love and good works, not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together.” — Hebrews 10:25

“The effective, fervent prayer of a righteous man avails much.” — James 5:16