Neil Ellis
Bahamian Baptist pastor
About Neil Ellis
Biography In 1985, Ellis organized Mount Tabor Union Baptist Church, and by 1995, he was consecrated as a bishop within the Full Gospel Baptist Church Fellowship.
In 2013, after Bishop Paul S. Morton announced his intent to retire as the Full Gospel Baptist Church Fellowship's presiding bishop, Ellis ran a campaign to succeed him. By August 2013, Ellis resigned from the Full Gospel Baptist Church Fellowship, "to avoid a possible division within the fellowship." Following a two-day meeting, Ellis founded the Global United Fellowship.
In 2015, Ellis served as chief consecrator of Marvin Sapp, whom he appointed as metropolitan bishop in 2016.
In October 2023, Ellis resigned as the presiding bishop for Global United Fellowship. He was succeeded by Bishop Joel Peebles.
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