Reverend Jeanette Paschall is married to Deacon Simon Paschall; they have three children Kendra Brown (Darrin) of Lilburn, G.A., Gary Pachall of Butner, N.C., and Anesta Hackney (David) of Creedmoor, N.C.  God has blessed her with five grandchildren Camille Hackney, Garrick Paschall, Samone Brown, Jordin Hackney, and Nina Brown.  Her parents are the late Jacob Alston Jr. and Deaconess Annie Alston of Butner, N.C., Brother Steve Alston (Estelle) of Wilton, N.C.

 

Reverend Paschall is a graduate of South Granville High School in Creedmoor, N.C. She went on to receive her Associates of Christian Education degree from Apex School of Theology in Durham, N.C. She grew up in the church and grew up with the love for the Lord in her heart.  Reverend Paschall received her license to preach and gave her initial sermon October 29, 2000.  She was ordained through the leadership of Pastor Harold Trice Sr of Union Chapel Missionary Baptist Church of Butner, NC and East Cedar Grove Association Ordaining Council of NC. 

 

Reverend Paschall has always had a passion for working with people in the community and she was able to exhibit those skills in a working capacity at Union Chapel Missionary Baptist Church.  During her tenure at Union Chapel she served as an Associate Minister, Sunday school teacher, Women’s Ministry Leader, Butner Church council representative, and Couple’s Ministry Leader.  Reverend Paschall was able to thrive and grow in this capacity as a leader.  She assisted Union Chapel in becoming a thriving church within the Butner/Creedmoor community.  Soon the Lord called upon her to what would become a greater calling that would challenge her and allow her to continue to use the skills she developed throughout her time at Union Chapel. 

 

God lead her to Greater Joy Baptist Church of Oxford, N.C. under the leadership of Pastor Ronnie Morton.  There, Reverend Paschall helped build the church from the ground up.  In this ministry she helped meet the spiritual, emotional, and mental needs of the congregation.  This allowed her to minister to the people in a way that would be beneficial for the future work God was preparing her for. Reverend Paschall went on to lead the ministry team, budget committee, benevolent ministry, women’s ministry, and Christian education director.  The Lord would later reveal his plan for her. 

 

United Christian Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church of Oxford, N.C. requested Reverend Paschall as a guest preacher as their current pastor had fallen ill.  She became a regular visiting preacher and was soon asked to become an Associate Minister.  Reverend Paschall accepted and was appointed to the position.  She served in this capacity from November 2011 to September 2012.  Reverend Paschall would then serve as Interim Pastor and eventually voted as the Pastor Elect for United Christian on January 13, 2013. 

 

March 31, 2013 Reverend Paschall was installed as Pastor of United Christian Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church of Oxford, N.C. Reverend Paschall made history by being the first woman to be installed as Pastor in the County Line Baptist Association of N.C. and the Flat River Baptist Association of Granville County, N.C.  

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Reverend Paschall is currently serving as First Vice Moderator of the County Line Baptist Association of Oxford, NC. She also is the first female to serve as a Moderator in the history of CLMBA.  A member of the Granville County Ministerial Conference serving in the position of First Vice President She’s a member of the Granville County branch of the NAACP having served in the capacity of   Second Vice President of this organization.   She has a ministry with Universal Health Care of Oxford, NC. Rev. Paschall participates in serving The Lord’s Supper along with singing engagements accompanied by the Deacons and Missionary Ministry of United Christian Fellowship MBC.

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Reverend Paschall stands firmly on the scripture from Hebrews 11:1 “Faith is the substance of things hoped for the evidence of things not yet seen.”