Pastors Jason and Alisha Gratehouse met while attending Rhema Bible Training Center in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. They were married in August of 1990. While attending Rhema Bible Church, they served in various aspects of ministry. They began working in the Children’s Department and the “Young Married” School of the Bible class. Jason also served as an usher for many years and Alisha sang in the choir.

In 1993, they began attending Mark Brazee’s monthly Holy Ghost Rallies, and his Thursday night prayer meetings, where they would pray specifically for the Nations. It was during this time when the Lord placed a “fire” on the inside of them for the Nations of the world.

In 1998, when Pastor Mark Brazee began World Outreach Church of Tulsa, they sensed the Lord leading them to hook up with him. In that same year, Jason attended Domata School of Missions.

In 1999, Jason and Alisha sensed it was time to move on what had been in their heart for years. They moved to Georgia, and in January of 2000 began Covenant Faith World Outreach Church in the living room of their home. As the church grew, they moved into the 92 College Street facility in Jefferson, Georgia, where they were for seven years. In 2007, after much prayer and the leading of the Holy Spirit, they moved Covenant Faith closer to the Metro-Atlanta area. Covenant Faith is currently meeting at Duncan Creek Elementary School in Gwinnett County.

Their dream is to not only reach their local communities with the Word and Spirit of God, but to also reach as many Nations of the earth as possible. A key scripture to their ministry is Matthew 24:14, which says, “And this gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in all the world for a witness unto all nations; and then shall the end come.”

Jason and Alisha have three children: daughter Olivia, and sons Alec and Avery.