Reddgo Bernard Long, Jr. was born on January 1, 1993 in Silver Spring, MD, to Bishop Reddgo Long, Sr. and First Lady Clara Long. At the age of five, he was baptized in Jesus’ name at Greater Morning Star Pentecostal Church in Washington, DC and at the age of 8 years old, he received the gift of the Holy Ghost. He soon acknowledged his call to ministry as he began to preach on the streets at a very early age. God has equipped him to minister with a unique anointing while delivering thought-provoking, timely messages that are impactful, life changing and empowering.

 

Elder Long is an emerging youthful voice in this generation that God is illuminating to speak truth to power. His anointed teaching, powerful preaching, and sincere humility has allowed him to minister the Word of God nationally and internationally.

 

Elder Reddgo Long, Jr. serves as Pastoral Assistant of Greater Morning Star Apostolic Church in Wilmington, North Carolina where the Pastor is his father, Bishop Reddgo Long, Sr. He also serves as the International Youth President over the Apostolic Faith Fellowship International Youth Auxiliary under the leadership of his spiritual grandfather, Presiding Bishop Charles E. Johnson.

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In June of 2017, Elder Long successfully founded The A.C.T.S. Movement Inc., a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to providing relief to families in need while encouraging community cohesiveness and building partnerships with businesses, churches, and non-governmental agencies.

 

He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Recreation, Sports Leadership & Tourism Management from the University of North Carolina Wilmington and a Master of Education in Higher Education - Educational Leadership from Liberty University.

 

He aims to motivate a generation of believers to get up, grow up, and go up. He allows his life to reflect the message that he preaches as he strives to win souls for Christ. Elder Long’s desire is to serve God as an agent of change in the earth and has made it his personal mission to depopulate hell, one soul at a time!