Pastor Hubert Quiller served honorably in the US Army and retired after twenty years of service at the rank of First Sargent/E-8. He also served as an Emergency Management Specialist at Hunter Army Air Field in Savannah, GA, retiring with thirty-three years of combined federal service. He received his secondary education in Edgefield County, South Carolina at the W. E. Parker High School. He also received an associate degree in General Studies from Central Texas College in Killeen, Texas. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Biblical Studies from Jacksonville Theological Seminary Jacksonville, Florida and completed a Master of Arts degree in Leadership at Luther Rice Seminary and University of Lithonia, Georgia. Pastor Quiller also has an earned Doctorate degree in Transformational Leadership from Bakke University in Seattle, Washington.
Pastor Quiller is the founder of Restoration Worship Center where he serves as the senior pastor and he is also the founder and CEO of Quiller Ministries Inc., a public charitable non-profit organization serving the Christian community.
Minister Johnnie Quiller served as a military officer in the United States Army for twelve years and has worked in the chemical and manufacturing industry for nearly twenty years as an environmental health and safety professional. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in engineering from the University of Alabama and a Master of Business Administration from Ashford University. She is also a Christian Life Coach and the founder of Reach Beyond the Break, LLC. She currently works as a Sr. Environmental Health and Safety Manager for BASF, Inc in Savannah, GA. Minister Quiller is the co-founder of Restoration Worship Center where she currently serves as a licensed minister, executive administrator, and she is also the CFO of Quiller Ministries Inc., the parent organization of Restoration Worship Center. She is an active member of Nu Rho Omega chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. and is the current president for the Bryan County NAACP.
Both Pastor and Minister Quiller have four sons: Alfonso, Nicholas, Joshua, and Justus. The Quillers share a favorite scripture: “I even I, am He who blots out your transgressions for My own sake; and I will not remember your sins.” (Isaiah 43:25)

Pastor Daniel and CoPastor Elisha Boyd of Emmanuel Christian Church located in Richmond Hill served as committee members during the initial planning phase of the Historical monumental movement as the city of Richmond Hill embarked upon the very first Dr. Martin Luther King jr. parade and celebration held in January of 2019. They continue to provide strong support as they serve a second term on the planning committee as the Parade Participant Recruiters and Social Media recruitment and awareness.

Ursula has over 35 years of Financial and Administrative experience. She holds a Masters of Public Administration and a Bachelor of Arts in Business. Degree.  She is retired from the City of Richmond Hill; and currently works in the community as Office Manager for a local organization. Ursula also served on the committee for the  RICHMOND Hill 1st Annual MLK 2019 Parade.  Her role for 2020 is Financial Advisor, Vendor Coordinator and Fundraising Committee.

Clyde was born in Charleston, SC. He retired from the Lexington/Richland Alcohol and Drug Abuse Council where he served as Director of Support Services. He served in the United States Army and retired from the US Army Reserve. He is a former board member of the James R. Clark Sickle Cell Foundation, TN Development Corporation City of Columbia and has served on various committees involving community projects in the Columbia area. He’s a member of the Bryan County NAACP and a member of Compassion Christian Church. He is a 33° Mason. As a member of the Richmond Hill MLK parade committee he serves as volunteer helping with parade set up and parade recruitment

Shirlonda Shepard is the wife of Clyde Shepard and mother of Dillon Taylor . She is a Licensed Professional Counselor and employed with Department of Defense . Shirlonda has served on the Diversity Advisory Board for The American Red Cross ( Columbia SC branch ). She was crowned in 2013 Ms. BCNAA ( Benedict College National Alumni Association). She is a member of Alpha Iota Sigma Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. where she serves as the parliamentarian for the local chapter. As a member of the Richmond Hill MLK parade committee she serves as volunteer helping with parade set up , parade recruitment and volunteer recruitment .

Candice is proud to serve as the Chairperson of the 2020 MLK Parade.  I served as a committee person on the 2019 MLK Committee.  
Network Director

Candice Fife is the Network Director of Family Promise of Bryan County. She started as the Program Coordinator in February, 2016; she started Network Director at the start of September 2016. She has a Dual Associates degree in Business Administration and Accounting from South University, a Bachelor’s  degree in Accounting and Finance, a Master’s degree in Operations Management, and a Master’s in Management and Leadership a career background in management.

Candice has a unique situation she was a client of Family Promise 24 years ago.  She can relate and understand our client’s situation, and she can also properly guide them. 

Candice served on Interfaith Council (now family Promise) Board of trustees for two terms.  She serves on the Ambassador Committee of the Richmond Hill/Bryan County Chamber of Commerce as an Ambassador; she is on the Planning committee of Kingdom Women. Rotary Member. Leadership Bryan of 2018.