Meet The Pastor
Dr. Kyle Bailey
Pastor Kyle Bailey grew up in Tallahassee Florida and was called into ministry at the age of 19 after radically encountering Jesus. Before his calling in to ministry Kyle was involved in a lifestyle of drugs and crime and says that before his transformation that he was “headed to either prison or the grave at an early age.” Kyle is married to his wife Amanda who serves as Worship Pastor and they have 4 boys, Wallace, Jesse, Kolby, and Lyndon.
Pastor Kyle began his ministry at Lifeway Community Church in Tallahassee Florida where he served as Youth Pastor. He also began to teach seminary classes in Tallahassee at Covenant Bible College and Seminary (now located in Hudson, FL). In late 2012 Pastor Kyle and Amanda relocated to Vero Beach Florida to launch New Covenant Bible College. During his time in Vero Beach Kyle served as the Associate Pastor at Freedom Church and grew the Bible College to train over 100 students to follow God’s call into the ministry.
In late 2019 Pastor Kyle and Amanda began to sense a prompting from the Lord about transitioning to a new ministry. While leading a tour of Pastors and students to Israel in January of 2020 Pastor Kyle received a vision from the Lord about his next ministry. In Shiloh, Israel where the Tabernacle of God stood for 369 years Pastor Kyle received the vision for God’s church to be “a Center-Point of God’s Presence and Power for All Nations.”
Upon returning to the U.S. in late January Pastor Kyle became involved with the search process to become the next Senior Pastor of Faith Tabernacle Church. Of the 412 individuals that responded to the opening Pastor Kyle was selected by the transition team to lead Faith Tabernacle into the future. In concert with the vision that Pastor Kyle received in Shiloh, the new name “CenterPoint Church” was chosen by unanimous approval of both the Council of Elders and the Board of Trustee as well as a 96.3% vote of affirmation by the church membership. Pastor Kyle says, “The future is bright, we will honor our history and move forward into our prophetic destiny as a church.”