Dr. ANGELO HILL
Dr. Hill graduated from Chicago State University in 1990. In 1989 he became licensed to preach and was ordained at the New ZIon Grove Missionary Baptist Church in 1992. Dr. Hill received his Master in Divinity from the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and his Doctorate in Religious Education from the McCormick Theological Seminary in 2004. Throughout his service to the Lord, he has served as the Minister of Christian Education for First Corinthian Baptist Church and the New Faith Baptist Church. In 1998, Dr. Hill became the Assistant Pastor of Bellevue Baptist Church, a position which he has held until becoming the Pastor of the Mt Olive Missionary Baptist Church.
In addition to his work with the Church, Dr. Hill is an adjunct Professor of Biblical Studies at Indiana Weslyan University and an adjunct Professor of Theology at Saint Xavier University in Chicago. Dr. Hill writes standard Sunday School Lessons for Urban Ministries Incorporated, and sermons for the Precepts For Living Manual.
Dr. Hill has been married to Carolyn Hill for 16 years and they have an daughter named Deja.
Donald C. Johnson, Associate Minister
Reverend Johnson presently serves as Associate Minister at Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist
Church. Reverend Johnson grew up in Mt. Olive and and accepted Christ at the age of 9.
Reverend Johnson served as a Sunday School pianist, Youth Choir Director and as a Local
and State Youth President for the Baptist Youth Fellowship. Additionally, Reverend Johnson
served as Sunday School teacher, Vacation Bible School Superintendent, Senior Choir
Director, Trustee, and Deacon.
Reverend Johnson was educated in the Joliet Public School system and attended Joliet
Junior College. Reverend Johnson received his Bachelors of Arts degree in Music
Education from Illinois Wesleyan University in Bloomington, IL.
Although born in Phoenix, Arizona, Reverend Johnson grew up in Joliet, Illinois.
Reverend Johnson was born to Charles (a factory worker) and Winnie (a domestic worker),
and is the oldest of identical twins.
After graduating from college, Donald married Jeanette (Jini) and blessed with
three loving daughters - Tami, Tiffani and Tara. For many years, Reverend Johnson
was a music educator (band director) in the Joliet elementary school system. During
those years as an educator, Reverend Johnson was a disciplinarian (student advisor).