BISHOP FRANK ANTHONE WHITE

FRANK ANTHONE WHITE is a third generation Church of God in Christ servant born the eldest of five to the late Bishop Frank Otha White and Dr. Juliet L. White.

Bishop White’s ministerial career has progressively spanned a record of service from Sunday School Instructor and Minister of Music to ultimately Pastor on the local level and–not unlike the tenure of his father—nationally, from the Sunshine Band to the Bishopric.

Uninterrupted, the depth of his lifetime commitment to the Church of God in Christ for more than 50 years is suitably complimented by an extensive transcript of scholarship from Five Towns College of Music, C. W. Post College at Long Island University and The MKWW Religious Training Institute. Closely concurrent with the completion of his higher education and launching a thriving career as a Wall Street Executive, his divine call to the Gospel ministry was acknowledged.

As Pastor of the landmark Zion Cathedral, Bishop White, a forward-thinking visionary, spearheads its flourishing congregational growth through the facilitation of more than 45 fully operational ministries for the total man. As CEO of the Cedarmore Corporation, he drives the improvement of educational, social and emotional development programs for youth, representing the diverse population of families from the New York metropolitan area to include:

  • The Afterschool Enrichment Program

  • The Big Brothers Association

  • The award-winning Young Entrepreneurs Training Program

  • The Cynthia Roberts Youth Empowerment Series

  • The Bishop Frank O. White Digital Learning Center

  • The Ready Set Know Interactive Instruction Platform for personal development, self-esteem, goal-setting and relationships.

On the global stage, Bishop White's cosmopolitan portfolio includes induction into the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Board of Preachers at Morehouse College, the senior faculty of MKWW Religious Training Institute and guest lectureships at Cornell University and Queens College. Ecumenically, Bishop White's demand has welcomed his proclamation of the Gospel at Madison Square Garden, Sacred Heart's Roman Catholic Church of Jesus and Mary, St. John's Episcopal Church and as Noonday Preacher at the 105th Annual Hampton University Ministers' Conference.

Currently serving his fourth term as Financial Secretary of the Church of God in Christ, Bishop White has served the National Church as Vice President of the International Department of Music and National Trustee Board Member (2000-2008). On November 14, 2011, upon the occasion of the 104th International Holy Convocation, he was consecrated at the hands of Bishop Charles Edward Blake Sr. to the Office of Auxiliary Bishop. On April 4, 2017, Bishop Frank Anthone White was appointed as Jurisdictional Prelate of the New York Eastern Third Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction, Church of God in Christ, Inc.

A published author, Zero Tolerance: Telling the Truth in A Culture Where Anything Goes, Bishop White's bold and passionate commitment to the body of Christ is invigorated by the personal blessing and devoted support of his mother, Dr. Juliet L. White, his only son and daughter-in-love, Pastor & Mrs. J. K. White and grandson, Jeremiah.

 

 

 
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Founded in 1991 with the release of “We Need a Miracle” by the beloved Godfather of Gospel music, the late Reverend Timothy Wright, Music Quest broke into the gospel music industry as a force to be reckoned with. FRANK ANTHONE WHITE mastered the sound of New York and had a special production gift to bring the unique quality of an artist out “on wax.”

The label’s sophomore project captured another legendary personality in gospel music, Bishop Albert Jamison, Chairman of the GMWA and his recording with the New York State Chapter in 1993. Music Quest went on to record the FAW Celebration Choir, Shekinah Choir, Brooklyn Tabernacle Deliverance Mass Choir, Long Island Sound and David Bratton & Spirit of Praise.

After a number of years on hiatus due to White’s increased pastoral and episcopal responsibilities, Music Quest has been re-engineered and set to release its first project in over 20 years.  The legacy continues with White’s only son, Jykolyn K. White, Chief Operating Officer and Zantino Kimmons, Vice President, Marketing.  The long awaited, “Return to Gospel Music,” White’s special compilation project and work of musical genius highlighting yet again, the unique sound and anointing captured back in the mid-80s. This time, White is joined by his colleagues, Donnie McClurkin, Rance Allen, Kim Burrell, Dorinda Clark Cole, Maranda Curtis and a host of other A-list artists.  The project will be released in 2024.

 
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Jykolyn K. White
Chief Operating Officer

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Zantino Kimmons
Vice President, Marketing