WHO WE ARE

Our Leaders

Dr. Jonathan E. Logan

Senior Pastor
Dr. Jonathan E. Logan entered ministry in 1980, during his military career in the United States Air Force.  His stellar military service culminated in being a highly decorated Chief Master Sergeant, retiring from active service in 1999.  

In January 1996, Dr. Logan pioneered Antioch Church of God in Christ (COGIC).  In addition to his pastoral service, he currently serves the COGIC Arizona Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction as Administrative Assistant to jurisdictional prelate Bishop Harvey T. Young, Metro-West Regional Director (overseeing 3 districts), Education Department Chairman, and Superintendent of the Agape Fellowship District.  Seminary trained, Dr. Logan completed a Master of Divinity Degree, from Phoenix Seminary (where he now serves as an Instructor of Pastoral Theology), and Doctor of Ministry Degree, from the prestigious Fuller Theological Seminary.

Dr. Logan has been married to Missionary Christine Logan for over 44 years. They have two daughters (Patrice and Rachell) and four grandchildren (Michael, Gabriel, Rebecca, and Breanna).

Christine Logan

First Lady
Lady Christine Logan is a licensed missionary in the Church of God in Christ (COGIC). She holds the position of State Marshal for the COGIC, AZ Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction Women’s Department Supervisor (Supervisor Emma J. Bowen) and serves as an missionary training instructor for the jurisdiction as well. Lady Logan helped pioneer Antioch COGIC in 1996, and currently serves as Chief of Operations, Women’s Department Director, and Trustee Board Member.

Lady Logan, a trained educator, taught in the Department of Defense Schools and the Peoria, AZ School District, transitioning to “full-time” ministry in 2000.  She received her Associate’s Degree (San Antonio Junior College), Bachelor’s Degree (University of West Florida (Pensacola), and Master’s Degree in Elementary Education (National-Louis University (Evanston, IL)).

Missionary Logan has been married to Dr. Jonathan E. Logan for over 44 years. They have two daughters (Patrice and Rachell) and four grandchildren (Michael, Gabriel, Rebecca, and Breanna).

Assistant Pastors

Lee Baker Sr. 

First Assistant Pastor
Elder Lee E. Baker Sr. is a native of Oakland CA. He was ordained a Deacon in 2003, licensed a Minister in 2005, and ordained an Elder in 2008. He currently serves as a District Sunday School Superintendent, and in the local church as the Evangelism Department Head. In 2012 he was elevated to 1St Assistant Pastor of Antioch COGIC. He earned a Bachelor of Science (Business) from Columbia College, and a Master of Education from the University of Phoenix.  He is currently pursuing a Master of Divinity at Phoenix Seminary.  In 2009 Elder Baker retired from 20 years of military service in the Naval Submarine Force. He currently works for Arizona Public Service at the Palo Verde Generating Station as a Training Supervisor. He was widowed after 30 years of marriage to the love of his life Alfreda. He has two sons two and two daughters in love  (Lucious Sr and Terese; and Lee Jr and Jessika), and two wonderful grandchildren (Lucious Jr, and Kennedy Jean).

Hal Smith

Second Assistant Pastor
Hal Eric Smith, born in El Paso Texas, raised in Christan military family that traveled extensively but settled in Phoenix Arizona where graduated from Maryvale HS. Entered the US Air Force and served for  four years before returning to Phoenix to start his  career with US Postal Service, where he is currently employed.
After returning home Hal had his own personal encounter with Christ and shortly thereafter responded and followed the Lord's call into the ministry.
Graduated from Glendale Community College with AA in Business Administration and resent graduate of International School Of Ministry with degree Advanced Studies.
Looking for a church home, after the first visits with his family joined Antioch COGIC and begin to serve and have served various positions but mainly as the youth department chair person. Hal was ordained Minister, Elder serves currently as the Second Assistant Pastor under the leadership of Dr Jonathan Logan.  
Married to the songstress Jonnise Smith, they have 3 children and currently 5 grandchildren.

Organization and Structure

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The Antioch COGIC Leadership Team is comprised of an executive staff (Pastor; 2 Asst Pastors; Chief of Operations; Business Administrator; Treasurer; and Administrative Assistant); Board of Trustees (7 members); Trustee Board Advisor; Ministerial Staff (Elders, Ministers, & Missionaries); and 8 Department Directors.  The Chief of Operations is responsible for managing the 8 Department Directors.  Those departments are:  Administrative, Education, Evangelism, Men’s, Missions, Women’s, Worship & Arts, and Youth.  These departments are comprised of 52 auxiliaries that carryout frontline ministry operations.  NOTE:  The Antioch COGIC Missions Department actively serves foreign missions in the countries of Uganda, Haiti, and Mexico.

Core Values


A Commitment to Discipleship

We believe that Christ has given the church a mandate to make disciples of all nations in Matthew 28:19-20.  We understand that to fulfill this divine commission we must develop a comprehensive process for reaching, teaching, and developing the lost.


Excellence in All We Do

We believe that since the church is commanded to do everything to the glory of God (1 Cor. 10:31) excellence should be the norm; because, what Christians do determine how the world will perceive Christ.  Therefore, what Antioch COGIC does in the name of Christ must be first class.

A Kingdom Versus a Church Mindset

We believe that Antioch is a part of the Kingdom of God.  We also believe that our ultimate purpose as a church body is to facilitate the manifesting of the Kingdom of God on earth (Matt. 6:9-10, 33).  Therefore, we must structure our church agenda in light of God’s Kingdom program.


A Grace-Based Ministry

We believe that Christ has given the church a mandate to make disciples of all nations in Matthew 28:19-20.  We understand that to fulfill this divine commission we must develop a comprehensive process for reaching, teaching, and developing the lost.