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Pastor Lou Badolato grew up in the Baltimore, Maryland area where he pastored and ministered at the Rock Church for eighteen years. He and his family then served almost two years in Ukraine as missionaries. In 1998, God led him to start North Shore Rock Church, which became East Gate Christian Fellowship, in Salem, Massachusetts. Gwen Correll Badolato grew up in Somerset, Kentucky and has traveled and ministered with Marilyn Hickey Ministries since 1998 in over twenty-five countries. She founded Life Abundant Life Ministry and Healing Rooms in 2000 and received her doctorate in ministry in 2003. Lou, widowed in 2004, and Gwen, widowed in 1996, were supernaturally brought together by the hand of God in March 2006 with the same call and vision. Their desire is to see individuals made whole - spirit, soul, and body - by Jesus Christ. Lou and Gwen Badolato are currently pastors of East Gate Christian Fellowship in Salem, Massachusetts, and are founders of Kingdom Life Ministries. They founded The Kingdom Life Center which is a center for Prayer Ministry, Healing Rooms, local church unity services, a future Intern Program/ Bible College, a forthcoming food program and much more.
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Ken and Pam Ebersole served for 20 years as missionaries in Brazil before coming to the North Shore of Massachusetts. The last ten years in Brazil, they served as elders in the Goiânia church, during which time they taught in the Ministry School, planted churches, led a couples' group, led home groups and gave oversight to a boys' home. At the end of their service in Goiânia, they witnessed the beginning of a spiritual awakening as hundreds came to the Lord, recognizing their need for Jesus. The latest statistics show that half the city of Goiânia, which has a population of 1.2 million people, has been brought into the Kingdom. They have been serving the Lord at East Gate Christian Fellowship in Salem for the past ten years as elders. God has promised to move in a mighty way on the North Shore and they are standing in faith, believing for the fulfillment of those promises.
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