ARTEE WILLIAMS

Artee Williams is a devoted and seasoned pastoral leader with over 25 years of ministry experience. He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from Philander Smith College and has pursued coursework toward a Master’s Degree in Business Administration at Arkansas State University. His impressive academic credentials also include a Master’s Degree in Divinity and a Doctorate in Ministry, with a specialization in expository preaching and teaching. Additionally, Artee has completed executive leadership training at Duke University.

Presently, Artee serves as the senior pastor of Greater Pleasant Branch Baptist Church, where he leads with compassion and wisdom. His ministry is deeply rooted in a commitment to sound doctrine and practical teachings, which have had a profound impact on both his congregation and the broader community.

Artee is married to his beloved wife, Glenda Williams, whom he lovingly refers to as his “Angel.” They are blessed with two daughters, six grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren. His dedication to both his family and his congregation is evident through his compassionate leadership and genuine care for others.

Known for his profound insights, Artee often shares his guiding principles: “Be the difference that makes a difference” and “Leaders find a way.” These phrases embody his commitment to making a positive impact and leading with integrity.

Through his passionate preaching, unwavering faith, and exemplary leadership, Artee Williams continues to inspire and guide his community, earning him respect and admiration as a cherished servant leader.

Scripture to Pray in 2025

Colossians 1:9 – 14

Ephesians 3:14 – 19

Ephesians 1:15 – 20

Bible Study

Click Here to download Pastor William’s notes for his current Bible Study Series on the Book of Colossians (Fall 2024 – Winter 2025)

Sunday’s Sermon Notes

Subject: A Plan for Victory Scripture

Text: Psalm 20:1-3 and Psalm 84: 1-7

1. A spiritual appetite for worship.

2. The heart of worship is the heart.

3. The obstacles of life should not become obstacles to worship.

4. Believers have constant open access into the presence of God.

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