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| | | Roger Wiles was raised in San Diego, California, the oldest child of Oneal and Bea Wiles. Throughout his formative years, Roger and his family traveled all across Southern California singing Southern Gospel music.
Roger left California and moved to Nashville after graduating from high school. From 1967-1971 he sang and traveled with the Grammy and Dove award winning music group The Imperials. In 1971, Roger moved to a solo ministry making numerous television, radio and concert appearances.
In 1978, Roger and his wife Jane founded Christ Covenant Church in Greensboro. Covenant Christian Day School would soon follow, which is still offering a Christian education to students. While pastoring, in 1985 he earned his BA in History from Elon University graduating summa cum laude. Several years later, Roger received his MA in Liberal Studies from UNC-Greensboro.
After 13 years of service as Senior Pastor of Christ Covenant Church, Roger left the full-time ministry to pursue a law degree at Regent University, College of Law and Government. After completing a Juris Doctor in 1993 and practicing law for several years thereafter, Roger accepted a position as Superintendent of Christian Unified Schools of San Diego, a ministry under the leadership of David Jeremiah.
Following three years of service in California, Roger believed God was calling him back into full time ministry after almost a decade out of the pulpit. He was ordained a teaching elder by the Presbyterian Church in America in 2002.
Roger and his wife have been married for 36 years and have four children. | | | | | | | | | | |
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