The current pastors are Reverends Steven Ristow and Ben Steenbock. It was founded in 1802 by two Irish priests, Reverends Dease and O'Brien. A number of notable graduates hailed from Pickering College, including university professors, Reverends and businessmen. The first missionaries to enter Yei were Reverends Shaw and Gwynne in 1911. The early leaders were Reverends J. H. Parks, Steve Bryant, and Allen Moses. Reverends James Fontaine, Behjamin de Joux, Louis Latane and Claude Philip de Richebourg. Reverends Ronaldson and Chisholm from Milton also arrived to assist the grieving. It is likewise incorrect to form the plural "Reverends". Persons of higher rank (Shepherds, Reverends, Bishops, etc.) can wear a surplice over the gown. He will be backed by Atlanta-based rock and roll band reverends. "Won't the reverends be pleased?" remarked Petrie. Du Bois brings up various anecdotes shared to him by reverends and other Black Americans. From 1914 to 1919, York Mansion's residents included Reverends and a Medical Doctor. Reverends at the church included William A. White (1919-1936) and William Pearly Oliver (1937-1962).