Ministry Staff
Pastor Joe Rice
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Joe Rice was saved in 1985 at The Door in Tempe, Arizona. His decision was influenced by his father’s conversion while serving a sentence in San Quentin State Prison. In 1991, he pastored his first church in Phoenix, Arizona. In 1994, after establishing a church in Phoenix, he was sent to Auburn, Washington, to pioneer a new work. In 1996, he felt a calling to enter into missionary work and was given the opportunity to pioneer a church in George, South Africa. After five years of building a church in George, he pioneered again in Cape Town, South Africa for another four years. Both of those works are still thriving to this day. In 2005, he, along with his wife Heather and children, moved to San Diego, California, where he is currently serving The Potter's House San Diego.
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Assistant Pastor Herman Brooks
 Herman and Janice Brooks
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Herman Brooks, in his own words, states that he was a fool for both himself and the world. Born in a small town in Southwestern Tennessee, he was very insecure in his early years with no direction and that was a breeding ground for a reckless lifestyle. He began drinking and smoking at 18 years old and decided to join the US Marine Corps. While being stationed in Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, he gave his life to Jesus Christ in the spring of 1982. His life has never been the same. While serving in the military, he spent a period of time in the Yuma, Arizona, congregation and ended up transferring to San Diego, California, where he began attending the Clairemont Mesa church. In May 2008, he, along with his wife Janice and daughter, responded to God's calling to pioneer a new church in El Cajon, California. He spent six years building the El Cajon congregation, then returned to the Clairemont Mesa church in May 2014 to help support the congregation by any and all means. In May 2017, he responded to the call to evangelize. In 2020, he became the assistant pastor of the church.
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