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Quinten Cullins was born in Forest City, NC to Robin
and Nanette Cullins. Pastor Quinten was raised in
Shelby, NC. As a young child, Quinten was raised in
the church. With a passion for praise and worship,
Quinten would travel with his step-father, Donald
Camp, as he sung Gospel Quartet. Quinten later
attended North Carolina A&T State, where he met his
beautiful wife, Mya Speller Cullins. Quintin and Mya
were both studying social work, and their merging
passion to help others also fueled a great love.
In September, 2015, Quinten answered a strong
calling on his heart to preach the Word of God. On
June 25, 2016, Quinten was ordained and licensed
as a Pastor. He is currently humbly and gratefully
serving as the Lead Pastor and Visionary of Quinten
Cullins Ministries, Inc. which is located in Atlanta, GA.
Together, Quinten and Mya are driven to inspire the
youth in the Metro-Atlanta area through scriptural
teachings and providing mentorship to encourage
each young adult to reach their ultimate, God-given
potential; regardless of the circumstances that they
find themselves in.
Pastor Cullins and Mya have always had a passion to
help others. Pastor Quinten and Mya co-founded
Changing Phases Behavioral Support in February,
2006. In February, 2010, Pastor Quinten and Mya
together co-founded a non-profit charitable
foundation to honor their grandmothers, Sarah Kate
Miller and Theodosia Jettie-Mae Tucker and named it
The Sarah-Jettie Community Development Center.
Qu in t en Cu llin s: Reach in g A Com m u n it y
Labeled & Tagged
Quinten Cullins is a seeker; searching to draw nearer
to God, and seeing Jesus reflected in the faces of
every person he meets.
Pastor Quinten and his beautiful wife Mya Speller
Cullins live in the Metro-Atlanta area and have four
amazing children together: Nygil, Kayla, Quinten Jr,
and Kamron.
Quinten loves his family. He strives to be a man after
God's own Heart. He devotes himself to God through
his worship and his daily life. Pastor Quinten believes
in meeting people where they are and not judging
people. ?When you judge people you push them away
from Christ.? Romans 2:1 2 Therefore you have no
excuse, O man, every one of you who judges. For in
passing judgment on another you condemn yourself,
because you, the judge, practice the very same
things. 2 We know that the judgment of God rightly
falls on those who practice such things. 3 Do you
suppose, O man? you who judge those who practice
such things and yet do them yourself? that you will
escape the judgment of God?
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