Rev. William Moses Summerville, born and reared in Champaign/Urbana, Illinois, as the youngest of three to his parents Deacon Willie T. and Valerian Alexander Summerville, who migrated from the segregated south of Arkansas.

His faith journey began being the first baby dedicated at the Canaan Missionary Baptist Church of Urbana, IL, where he was saved, baptized, and confirmed his call to preach. He was later ordained through this faith community after completing his first year of seminary at Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary in Evanston, IL.

His professional ministry began working with military personnel as an Air Force Reserve Chaplain and Youth Minister at a Presbyterian Church after seminary; where he later progressed to spiritual care in medical settings, academia, and churches.

Currently, he is the Founding Pastor of Kingdom Come Community Church and serves as a Hospital/Hospice Chaplain throughout the counties of Los Angeles and Orange, California for about 20 years.