Rev. Gary Sapp serves as a missions representative for Mission of Mercy based in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Gary travels the nation speaking in behalf of the 41,500 children that Mission of Mercy feeds, clothes, educates, and medically takes care of each day. Mission of Mercy presently operates in 19 countries around the world. He believes Mission of Mercy is a tool of the Great Commission of Jesus to love and reach the lost.

Rev. Sapp effectively ministers the Word of God and is used by God in areas of Finances, Missions, Healing and Discernment.

Gary serves on the Board of Regents for Southwestern Assemblies of God University based in Texas and on the Board of Mercy Seat Ministries based in Alabama.

Gary has served as a Youth Pastor, Associate Pastor, Senior Pastor and 22 years as the Louisiana Assemblies of God Youth Director prior to his present position. He still believes in the youth and Youth Pastors. He feels they are the cutting edge and serve in the mission field, of our Schools and Colleges.

He has authored articles in different magazines for Christian publications. He is well known in the area of church missions, as a dynamic speaker and fund raiser. He speaks across the nation for mission endeavors.

Gary also served in the United States Navy from 1966 - 1972 and is a veteran of the Vietnam conflict. He was awarded the Life Saving Medal of Honor while serving in the Navy. He was also awarded the Vietnam Service Medal for his service to his country.

It is common place in the services where the Sapp’s minister to see many miracles happen.

Rev. Sapp and his wife Dee reside in West Monroe, Louisiana and have two daughters, two son-in-laws, and three grandchildren

Dee Sapp is a preacher's kid. She also serves the role of wife, mom, and grandmother. Dee and Gary have been married for 39 years. Dee loves the role of grandmother to Brandon and Haiden Harpe and Riley Danielle Flannery.

Dee has had the privilege to minister with her husband, Gary in full time ministry. The Sapps have served as: Youth Pastors, Associate Pastors, Senior Pastor and as the Louisiana Assemblies of God Youth Director for 22 years.

Dee received a supernatural creative miracle after she was diagnosed with colon cancer in November of 1995. She was given one year to live and underwent 53 treatments of chemotherapy. Guided by the Holy Spirit, the doctor removed half of her colon. Her testimony of God putting the removed colon back in her body was truly a creative miracle.

Dee’s healing testimony has been featured in the Pentecostal Evangel, a publication of the Assemblies of God, ABC TV- program: The Power of Prayer, Sid Roth’s Messianic Vision Program, It’s Supernatural, of Gainesville, GA, and several LAMB Christian Television programs, of West Monroe, LA, as well as TBN with Paul and Jan Crouch.

Dee believes that God still answers prayer and that miracles are for today.
Dee loves to share the Message of Hope through Our Healing Jesus.

In January 2007 Dee was involved in a serious automobile accident where her vehicle flipped three times on Interstate 20 near Monroe, LA. She was bruised inside and outside but God once again spared her life.

The Sapp's are refreshed by and thankful for the calls, letters, and emails of miracles that have taken place where they minister. The Sapp's give the Glory to God and invite you to come in faith, expecting to receive from the Lord.

Gary and Dee Sapp personally sponsor 10 kids through Mission of Mercy. Click here to learn more.