He is a member and former Chaplain of the Wilson V. Jackson is an active member in CLIFF Ministerial Organization, Concerned Clergy of Goldsboro, a Lifetime member of NAACP, a Volunteer Associate Chaplain at Wayne Memorial, and a former Associate Chaplain of Duke, and Wake Med Hospitals. He is the former President of the North Carolina General Baptist State Convention (GBSC) Minister's Council and the former 1 st and 2nd Vice-Moderator and an Instructor for the Bear Creek Missionary Baptist Academy of the Bear Creek Missionary Baptist Association. Jackson presently serves as Pastor of the Best Grove Missionary Baptist Church, Goldsboro, NC, The Moderator of the Bear Creek Missionary Baptist Association, the former Recording Secretary for the Moderator's Auxiliary of the Southeast Region, National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc. As a catechizer, he examined numerous ministers on their Calling, theology, and holistic preparation during the Ordination of Baptist Ministers. He was named the 1995 Senior NCO for the 335th Fighter Squadron and a recipient of the 4th Fighter Wing's 1999 Senior NCO Leo Marquez Award for Leadership during his service tenure. As a member of the Armed Forces, he received many plaques, medals, and awards, for his outstanding leadership, expertise, dedication, sacrifices, professionalism, courage under fire, especially during Operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm. Jackson holds the rank of Master-Sergeant Retired in the United States Air Force. Mathew Missionary Baptist Church, Rapides Station, LA, and the Pastor of the Sunlight Missionary Baptist Church, Pineville, LA. He was Associate Minister at the Second Evening Star Missionary Baptist Church, Boyce, LA., and Mount Calvary Missionary Baptist Church, Goldsboro, NC. Jackson has served four churches as Pastor, Assistant Pastor, and as an Associate Minister. His motto as a pastor is to compassionately meet the total person's needs through Christ-centered living, maintaining a strong biblical foundation and an ever-present focus on ministry. He demonstrates his love and concern for people through his many acts of kindness. Jackson has a kind, caring, gentle, and a godly man. He plans to pursue his Doctorate of Ministry soon. He received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Church Ministries from Mount Olive College, Mount Olive, NC, on May 10, 2003, and a Master's of Divinity Degree from Campbell University Divinity School, on May 9, 2014. Louisiana Baptist College, Pineville, La., North Carolina Wesleyan College, Rocky Mount, NC.
He has attended the following schools for Religious Education. He is one of nine children born to the late Carl and Barbara Jackson. Jackson was born on January 3 in Cairo, Illinois.
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