Co-Pastor Gail Stewart
Music Director

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Co-Pastor Gail Stewart is a passionate and seasoned Music Director, educator, and national gospel recording artist who brings heart, harmony, and high standards to every stage she steps on—whether it's in a school auditorium, a sanctuary, or a state-of-the-art theater.

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Born the 7th child to Eld. James Henderson and Evangelist Annie R. Young, Gail’s musical journey began at the tender age of six when she discovered a deep love for playing and directing music. Since then, she has never stopped leading with purpose and praise.

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A proud graduate of the High School for the Performing and Visual Arts, Gail went on to earn both her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from the University of Arizona Global Campus. Her academic foundation supports her multifaceted approach to teaching music theory, sight-reading, history, and performance, both vocally and instrumentally. She currently teaches choir, instrumental music, and theater arts—empowering students with the tools to become confident performers.

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In her role as a Music Director, Gail wears many hats—from selecting diverse and exciting music repertoires to conducting rehearsals, training musicians, organizing dynamic performances, and collaborating with staff and creatives to bring every production to life. She’s a master at using music as a tool for unity, creativity, and excellence.

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Beyond the classroom and rehearsal room, Co-Pastor Gail is a 7-time talent competition winner known for her powerful rendition of “He Looked Beyond All of My Faults and Saw My Needs.” Her impact stretches far beyond her local community, having released four gospel CDs as a national recording artist—each a testament to her faith, talent, and devotion to her calling.

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She is also a proud wife to her husband in ministry, a devoted mother to four beautiful daughters, and a joyful servant of God, using her gifts to uplift others and inspire through song.

Her motto? “Teach them. Train them. Transform them—with love, discipline, and music.”