Welcome to Parson’s Pantry
We exist to love God, love others, and magnify the name of Jesus Christ by providing financial assistance to needy Pastors, widows of Pastors, and married ministerial students. Since 2005, Parson’s Pantry has distributed more than one million dollars to those in need.
Our Ministry Directors
Parson’s Pantry is under the leadership of Dr. Stephen & Julie Cannon, long-time friends of Dr. Ron Jackson and faithful supporters of the mission of Parson’s Pantry. Stephen & Julie currently live in Aiken, SC where Stephen serves as Senior Pastor of Millbrook Baptist Church.
About Stephen & Julie Cannon
My wife Julie has had the unique experience of being both a pastor’s kid and now a pastor’s wife. Her love for the servants of God runs very deep. She has written a 6-week Bible Study for Ministry Families called “The Shared Spouse”, the proceeds of which all go towards the ministry of Parson’s Pantry. She is also a certified coach through Blackaby Ministries and is finishing her second book called “More Than Just a Number” for women of all ages. Julie currently serves as a guidance counselor in addition to keeping our family running and serving in multiple roles at our church.
We would love to get to know you better and to stay connected with you on Facebook. If I can help or serve you in any way our email address is – parsonspantry@gmail.com
Our Board of Directors
The Board of Directors for Parson’s Pantry consists of a faithful group of individuals who love the Lord and believe in the mission & vision of Parson’s Pantry.
Ron was a graduate of Great Falls High School, The Baptist College of Charleston, The Southern Baptist Center for Biblical Studies, and Covington Theological Seminary. Ron was the recipient of the Silver Crescent, South Carolina’s highest award for voluntary service, and he received the Lifetime Ministry Award for 54 years of service in Faithful and Pastoral Ministry. Ron retired as Pastor of East Gaffney Baptist Church, Gaffney, SC, where he was later named as Pastor Emeritus, an honor that was most special to him. Ron was a guest speaker for several government and community organizations, and was invited to open in prayer for the U.S. House of Representatives in Washington, D.C. Upon retirement, Ron continued to served as interim and supply pastor for several churches as well as serving as professor for Covington Theological Seminary.