Apostle Damien Isaac Jordan – Biography

Born and raised in St. Louis, Missouri, Apostle Damien Isaac Jordan was nurtured in the faith at New Paradise Missionary Baptist Church under the leadership of Pastor George Guy III. From a young age, he served faithfully as an usher and sang in the children’s choir, often performing duets with his father during special services. Even as a child, Damien sensed a divine call to ministry—often preaching to his “imaginary congregation” as he dreamed of teaching God’s Word.

At age 12, his calling began to unfold as he joined The Ark of Safety Christian Church under Pastor Raymond D. Horry. There, he served in the choir led by National Recording Artist Minister Kathy D. Horry, who mentored him in both vocals and piano. She instilled in him the importance of maintaining a prayer life and worshiping from relationship, not performance. These lessons shaped Damien’s love for prayer and the Word of God, leading him to join the Intercessory Prayer Team, where Minister Tywanda Gilliam trained him in strategic prayer and intercession.

As Damien grew in prayer, he began to discern his prophetic gifting. Experiencing visions and dreams from an early age, he sought biblical understanding and training at the School of the Prophets under Apostle Barbara McClain. There, he discovered his calling as a Seer and learned to operate with spiritual order and wisdom. As his confidence grew, he began to prophesy to individuals in and outside the church, ministering wherever God led him.

Damien’s musical journey also flourished as he continued singing under Minister Horry’s mentorship, sharing the stage with renowned gospel artists such as Pastor Donnie McClurkin, Helen Baylor, and Desmond Pringle. His heart for worship led him to serve as Worship Pastor at Gateway River Church under Pastors Rich and Lisa Wallace, where he ministered for two years and was invited to preach the New Year’s Eve service. During this season, he gained favor throughout St. Louis as a worship leader and musician, while remaining under the spiritual covering of his father, Pastor Cliffton Crenshaw of Battleground Ministries.

Damien later founded Yahweh’s International Music Ministries, hosting worship and prayer nights that emphasized intimacy with God and a life of surrender. These gatherings were marked by the presence and power of God, often extending into hours of prayer and prophetic worship. He recorded two singles, “God is Great” and “Perfect Peace”, and conducted a live recording titled “By Your Love.” He also launched a music business teaching vocals, piano, and drums, equipping other ministries to discover their sound, strengthen their worship teams, and cultivate prayer-driven atmospheres.

In time, God expanded his journey to Danville, Illinois, where he met and married his wife Terreakia, and together they were blessed with two beautiful daughters. In Danville, he continued ministering through teaching, worship, and the prophetic—serving at Kingdom of Light Ministry, leading worship, preaching, and hosting prayer calls and virtual Bible studies. His prophetic school and ministry gatherings drew believers hungry for the Word and the presence of God.

As the ministry evolved, the Lord birthed a new vision—Innovation IMIGE Ministries, which Apostle Damien and Lady Terreakia now oversee. Through weekly Bible studies, online worship, and international teaching, the ministry continues to impact lives globally. They currently lead Bible studies across platforms such as Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok, and have expanded internationally by teaching pastors in India and joining their revival services.

Under the mentorship and apostolic covering of Apostle De Burney, after years of preparation, training, and faithful service, Damien Isaac Jordan was affirmed as an Apostle of the Church on March 15, 2025.

Today, Apostle Jordan continues to preach the uncompromised Word of God, operate in prophetic accuracy, and lead with compassion, humility, and innovation. Alongside his wife and family, he remains dedicated to equipping the saints, strengthening the Church, and spreading the message that “God does all things well.”