Hard Hats Required

Justin Joseph

From the age of six, Justin has called Queens Church of God home. With a calling to preach and teach the flawless word of God, he has ministered in Nigeria, Guyana, Maharashtra, Orissa, Kerala, and throughout the US. Justin is currently working on an M.A. in Theology at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary in Massachusetts, where in addition to his seminary studies, he also serves as Director of Corporate Communications for a multinational publishing company and as a Professor at Boston University. Together, with his wife Alin, they hope to reach the world through medical missions and the gospel of Jesus Christ.

There’s really no greater joy than introducing someone to a savior like Jesus, says Justin. When we display the love that was displayed on Calvary, we are given the opportunity to offer a person the greatest gift revealed to man. Hardened hearts melt, chains are broken, and a life of confusion is replaced by one of purpose. All through the love of this Jesus.

Mathews Philip (Sabu)

Residence: Frisco, TX
Church: Covenant Church, Carrollton, TX (Grew up going to QCOG)
Background: The trifecta at age 13 (saved, baptized, and filled with the Holy Spirit)
Family: Married to Liza Philip with 2 children, Elijah and Noah
Occupation: Computer Sales @ Staples (…and being awesome – QCOG)

Jeffrey Thomas

Jeff was born into QCOG in 1991 and has been there ever since. Nowadays, he spends his time on campus at St. John’s University as a full time student and teaches afternoon sunday school at QCOG. For 18 years, Queens Church of God has played a huge role in his life.

He is an ordinary seed, trying to grow into a powerful tree that will branch out and reach many people for the kingdom of God. He enjoys spending his time playing sports of all sorts, as well as being a percussionist for the renowned QCOG Choir and Redeemed.

Elizabeth Mathew

From: New York
Currently: Oral Roberts University, Oklahoma
Anticipated Degree: Masters in Theology, Minor in Youth Ministry

Abraham Joy

Like many children, Abe was born. Sometime later, Abe attended high school. After graduating as valedictorian and captain of the football team, Abe decided to accept a full scholarship to Major University. And it was while attending Major University that Abe reached a fork in the road: a fork of destiny.

During his collegiate days, Abe experimented with a freelance mime troup and discovered a talent that even he didn’t know he had.

Says Quentin Lotutu, a Pantomime enthusiast/Historian, He could’ve been one of the greats. The world was his tacit oyster. Abraham could have had everything that comes with being a world class pantomime: the adulation, the wealth, the women, but…

Abe had his demons, and eventually, his demons had him.

Says Ron Felcher, C.E.O. of Felcher & Sons, From the moment I saw him, I knew that Abe was exactly what Team Felcher needed. We had experimented with other office athletes before, though without what one might call success.

So it was that Abe Joy, Office Linebacker, came to be, and Felcher & Sons would never be the same again.

Employee Linebacker. Linebacker Employee. There truly are enough words to describe what this athlete brings to the office environment. And that’s why there is no one more deserving of OSPN’s Office Athlete of the Century Award than Abe Joy, Office Linebacker.

Look man, says Abe, There ain’t no secret to success in business or in life. The solution is simple, baby, 100% heart, all day, every day. Only quitters quit; and AJ is a hitter <chuckle>, not a quitter. Believe that.

Ann Vadakottu

Like many children, Ann was born. Sometime later, Ann attended high school. After graduating as valedictorian and captain of the football team, Ann decided to accept a full scholarship to Major University. And it was while attending Major University that Ann reached a fork in the road: a fork of destiny.

During her collegiate days, Ann experimented with a freelance mime troup and discovered a talent that even she didn’t know she had.

Says Quentin Lotutu, a Pantomime enthusiast/Historian, She could’ve been one of the greats. The world was her tacit oyster. Annutha could have had everything that comes with being a world class pantomime: the adulation, the wealth, the men, but…

Ann had her demons, and eventually, her demons had her.

Says Ron Felcher, C.E.O. of Felcher & Sons, From the moment I saw her, I knew that Ann was exactly what Team Felcher needed. We had experimented with other office athletes before, though without what one might call success.

So it was that Ann Vadakottu, Office Linebacker, came to be, and Felcher & Sons would never be the same again.

Employee Linebacker. Linebacker Employee. There truly are enough words to describe what this athlete brings to the office environment. And that’s why there is no one more deserving of OSPN’s Office Athlete of the Century Award than Ann Vadakottu, Office Linebacker.

Look man, says Ann, There ain’t no secret to success in business or in life. The solution is simple, baby, 100% heart, all day, every day. Only quitters quit; and AV is a hitter <chuckle>, not a quitter. Believe that.