Pursuit of God Church Memphis

In November 2000, Apostle Ricky Floyd began meeting with Pastor Sheila and their 3 small children for Bible study in their living room. The Lord instructed him that he needed to convince his family he was a man of God before he could convince the rest of the world of the same. He was further instructed not to encourage anyone to come to their home Bible study but not to reject those who came.  

He was successful in convincing his family, as well as others around the city, as they began to come to hear the teachings and experience the love of the Lord through the Floyd family.  Having no desire to pastor, Apostle Ricky and Pastor Sheila organized the evangelistic “Salvation Revelation Ministries,” a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit outreach ministry.  Salvation Revelation Ministries held youth outreach functions, abstinence training, singles events, children study groups, feeding events, and housed needy families.

Sunday study groups were added to their home bible study, and because of growth, the Floyds’ home could not accommodate those attending.  

In April 2002, The Pursuit of God Transformation Center was added under Salvation Revelation Ministries, and services were moved to a local hotel.  Additional growth required the church to move to four other locations, and in September 2007, The Pursuit of God Transformation Center purchased a 20,000 sq. ft. two (2) building campus in the Frayser community on the north side of Memphis.   

In 2020, the church relocated to a debt-free 60,000 sq. ft. campus, set on 15 acres, and purchased the strip mall across the street.   This campus sits 2 miles from the 20,000 sq. ft. campus and .7 miles from Eden Estates Apartments, a separate entity owned by the church on Watkins Street.   On this campus, the church houses several community non-profits that offer many wrap-around services to the community, and it is a local campus for a nationally accredited bible college.  

As a church, the Pursuit of God Transformation Center continues to transform lives through mentoring, teaching, business, and community engagement as we restore the righteous, relevant reputation of the local congregation.