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FOUNDER/SENIOR PASTOR ROYAL L. WEBSTER, SR.

Pastor Royal L. Webster, Sr., was born in Lexington Mississippi, Holmes County. He relocated to Chicago, Illinois when he was only 11 months of age. After a somewhat normal upbringing, which had the opportunity to be raised in a home with both parents, attended some of the best schools that the city of Chicago had to offer. He was married with two children, a nice home and promising career as a Chicago Tactical Police Officer working undercover as a vice officer, dealing with drugs, gambling, prostitution, etc.

One Friday night while on duty, Pastor Webster's partner suffered a massive aneurism which took his life. He died while they were on patrol in the police car. Pastor Webster and his partner were very close friends for over 15 years. Even though Pastor Webster was informed by doctors that there was nothing that he could have possibly done to save his partner due to the size of the aneurism, he began to blame himself, thinking that he could have gotten him to the emergency room quicker.

This soon led to a deep state of depression. Pastor Webster at that time began to use the drugs that he was taking off the streets of Chicago. At this time, he was forced to resign. Pastor Webster lost everything he had in life and became a homeless drug addict.

One day, one Sunday morning, in an abandoned building, he cried out to God and made a promise to God to serve him for life. That day Jesus performed a miracle in his life. Pastor Royal L. Webster Sr., is now the founder and Senior Pastor of Total Restoration Ministries, located in Pomona, CA making good on his promise to God. Pastor Webster's various accomplishments are:

• St. Agatha Grammar School and Gordon Technical High School.

• Chicago Police Academy

• Ordained Minister of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

• Harvest Bible University.

• Member of American Association of Christian Counselors.

• Member of Alliance of Church-Based Community Developers Inc.

• Certificate in Business Management/Associates Degree in Criminal Law.

• Former Chicago Tactical Police Officer.

In Loving Memory of My Mother Who Has Went Home With The Lord Quince Ola Webster
and my Brother Minister John H. Webster Who Has Went Home To Be With The Lord,
And They Both Were The Wind Beneath My Wings.

EVANGELIST SANDRA A. PEREZ-WEBSTER

My life is a lot like the woman at the well. I came from an abusive childhood that led me to the streets to look for acceptance and love. I began experimenting with alcohol at the age of thirteen. I was introduced to crack cocaine at the age of seventeen. By the age of twenty-two, I was a full blown IV heroin user which led me to a life of crime to support my habit. I began prostituting and stealing merchandise in stores daily. The law caught up with me and I ended up doing three years in a state women's penitentiary. While I was in and out of jail, I was introduced to Jesus at a Bible study. I had a very strong background in the Catholic religion, but never was I ever told about Jesus. For many years, I believed the lies of the enemy that I was not good enough for Jesus, that my past record was so bad that Jesus wouldn't accept me. After eleven years of running in and out of the church, detox centers, and the prison system. Jesus finally delivered me. Again, I say that I was a lot like the woman at the well. What I was really looking for in heroin, cocaine, relationships, sex, and material possessions, couldn't satisfy me. I found all that I was looking for in Jesus.

• Certified Chemical Dependency Counselor
• Ordained Evangelist of the Gospel of Jesus Christ

 Evangelist / Christian Counselor, Motivational Speaker, Member of AACC