Bishop Errenous E. McCloud is a revered leader within the African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church, known for his unwavering faith, visionary leadership, and commitment to social justice. Born into a family deeply rooted in the AME tradition, Bishop McCloud’s journey has been shaped by a profound sense of purpose and service to God and community.

From an early age, Bishop McCloud felt called to ministry, drawn to the teachings of love, compassion, and equality espoused by the AME Church. After receiving his theological education and ordination, he embarked on a journey of pastoral ministry marked by dedication to uplifting congregations, fostering spiritual growth, and advocating for the marginalized.

Bishop McCloud’s leadership qualities soon garnered attention within the AME Church, leading to his consecration as a bishop. In this role, he has continued to inspire and empower clergy and laity alike, guiding the church with wisdom, humility, and a deep understanding of its historical significance.

Central to Bishop McCloud’s life and ministry is his partnership with his beloved wife, Supervisor Patricia Russell-McCloud, Esq. As a team, they embody the values of love, unity, and mutual support, serving as beacons of strength and encouragement to those within their congregation and beyond. Together, they share a vision of a church and society rooted in justice, compassion, and the transformative power of faith.

Outside of his pastoral duties, Bishop McCloud remains actively engaged in community outreach and advocacy efforts, addressing issues such as racial justice, economic inequality, and healthcare access. His leadership extends beyond the pulpit, as he works tirelessly to bring about positive change and create a more just and equitable world for all.

As Bishop McCloud continues to shepherd his flock and lead by example, he does so with the unwavering support and partnership of his devoted wife, [Wife’s Name], standing alongside him every step of the way, united in their shared mission to spread God’s love and grace to all.