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Pastor Gloyd Curd

Kingdom Grace Apostolic Anointed Ministries International

Kingdom Workers Ministry – Detroit, MI

Pastor Gloyd Curd was called into ministry at a young age and shaped through deep spiritual preparation under the leadership of Overseer Charlie Faye McCowin at Kingdom Workers Ministry. In 2004, he stepped away from a decade-long career in restaurant management to fully depend on God, entering a transformative wilderness season that refined his faith, prophetic gift, and obedience to God’s voice.

Through trials, sacrifice, and unwavering trust in God, Pastor Gloyd emerged with a powerful anointing to bring salvation, deliverance, and life-quickening Rhema to a dying world. His ministry empowers others to pursue their supernatural destiny through God’s Kingdom and righteousness.

Pastor Gloyd is the founder of the impactful production and ministry “Blessed to Be a Blessing,” which writes and produces life-transforming plays such as Anointed but Flawed, Trade In My Life, and Deliverance of a Dysfunctional Family. He also founded the mentoring nonprofit M.A.D.E. (Men Anointed, Delivered, and Exalted) to equip men and young men.

In 2015, God led Pastor Gloyd to expand the work through Kingdom Grace Apostolic Anointing Ministries International (K.G.A.A.M.I.), reaching those in need of God’s love, power, and grace. His greatest joy is seeing lives changed, God’s Kingdom advanced, and walking faithfully with his wife Trina and their six children.

Quote:

“I am experiencing a divine and dynamic evolution—from a believer who believes to a believer who expects. To God be all the glory.”

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Opening Scripture:
Jeremiah 17:9 (NKJV)
“The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked; who can know it?”

Many people believe they know themselves, but they only know the version of themselves they have convinced themselves to accept.

Self-deception is dangerous because it does not look like a lie; it feels like the truth. You can stand in front of a mirror and still not see yourself clearly. You can justify what God is trying to correct. You can normalize what is breaking you.

The issue is not what you see, it’s how you see. Until God reveals the truth, you may live a life shaped by illusion rather than by transformation.

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