Charles and Alice Fischer have devoted their lives impacting the world for the Kingdom of Christ, serving the Church of God with a wide spectrum of ministry engagement as national and global leaders.
At the age of 14, in Dallas, Texas, Charles answered the call of an evangelist, continuing to preach the Gospel throughout the western United States. While preaching a revival in Vidor, Texas, he met Alice and later they married in 1977 while both attending West Coast Bible College (1976-1980). Charles earned a Bachelor of Arts in Christian Ministry (with Honors) and Alice graduated with Associate of Arts degrees in both music and secretarial studies. Charles accomplished his further educational preparation earning a Master of Divinity at the Pentecostal Theological Seminary, where he would later serve with distinction as a member of the Board of Trustees (2012-2024).
Together, the Fischers have perpetually placed their calling, educational endeavors, and dedication to anointed ministry as a life priority. They have served in various ministry positions in the Church of God including Youth and Christian Education Director in Washington/Pacific Northwest Region, Oklahoma, and Southern Ohio, as well as serving on numerous boards and committees. Beginning in 1994, Charles and Alice transitioned into pastoral ministry at the Southwest Church of God, Indianapolis, Indiana (1994-2002), and New Life Fellowship, Longview, Washington (2002-2010).
As experienced and seasoned ministry leaders, they served as Church of God Administrative Bishop in Alaska (2010-2012), California/Nevada (2012-2018), Kentucky (2018-2022), and Texas (2022-2024). In 2024, Charles accepted assignment as a Missions Representative for Church of God World Missions.
The Fischers are the proud parents of Lauryn Montgomery and her husband Brandon, and Joel Fischer and his wife Lydia. They have three grandchildren: Micah David Montgomery, Miah Ruth Rose Montgomery, and Hilda Hazel Fischer. Charles and Alice exemplify the essence of servant leadership with a legacy of spiritual sons and daughters committed to ministry throughout the world.
