Pentecostals of Phoenix, Pastor Rob Bibb, Interview

11/08/19 • 58 min

Faith City Outreach on Global Gospel Worship Radio

Pastor Rob Bibb

Pastor Rob Bibb was born in Pocatello, Idaho. He spent his teen years on the evangelistic field and played drums for his family band. The Bibb family settled in Phoenix, AZ in 1982 to pastor a church in North Phoenix. Pastor Bibb assisted his father in various positions in the church, including Youth Pastor.

In January 1994, he was voted in as pastor. That same year, he was elected by the Arizona District to hold the position of AZ Youth Director. He served in that position for 6 years. During this time, he also served on the Youth Planning Committee for the UPCI. He was elected to serve as AZ Sunday School Director in 2002 and served for 4 years.

Currently, Pastor Bibb is solely devoted to the Pentecostals of Phoenix to see great revival and growth in Phoenix and the surrounding areas.

Pastor Rob Bibb

Currently, Pastor Bibb is solely devoted to the Pentecostals of Phoenix to see great revival and growth in Phoenix and the surrounding areas.

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