Bishop Miah White is a prophetic voice and pioneering leader reshaping the landscape of modern ministry. She serves as Lead Pastor of The Worship Center STL and, at the time of her appointment in 2014, was the youngest African American female Senior Pastor, receiving the pastoral mantle from her father upon his retirement, marking a historic transition of legacy and leadership. In 2024, she reached another historic milestone as the youngest consecrated African American female bishop, further solidifying her influence in the global Church. She serves as Bishop of Prophetic Development for the Full Gospel Baptist Church Fellowship International, where she equips prophets, activates intercessors, and trains leaders for Kingdom impact.

 

In 2024, she was appointed to the Consortium for the Joint College of African American Pentecostal Bishops. A forward-thinking, strategic body shaping the future of the Church, where she contributes prophetic insight and apostolic leadership to strengthen the episcopacy, foster unity, and help secure the forward movement of the global Church.

 

Beyond the pulpit, Bishop White is deeply committed to community development, merging her background in psychology and social work with her passion for empowerment. Through partnerships with organizations such as the Urban League and St. Louis Public Schools, she champions education, economic growth, and social transformation.

 

Bishop White’s leadership is marked by honor, innovation, and global impact. Propelling a vision rooted in inclusivity, empowerment, and transformation. She is a published author of The Work of the Watchman, Watch Your Mouth, and EmpowHer: Slay in Your Lane Sis! and a songwriter of worship anthems including You Reign and Have Your Way. Her ministry spans pulpits, platforms, and nations, releasing revival, healing, and strategic clarity.

 

Bishop Miah White stands at the intersection of legacy and future. Building leaders and shifting culture. She is not only shaping what the Church looks like today; she is helping define what the Church will become next, leaving an imprint on the world that will outlive her time.