He spent some years at Holmes Bible College  serving one year as assistant to the president  and three years as Dean of Students and taught Church History for three years.

In 1980 he became pastor of what is now Greensprings Chapel in Williamsburg, VA. In 1987 the church purchased property and developed a new campus.

Greensprings developed a very active missions department allowing him to do extensive travel. He did ministry in Nigeria, West Africa, and after the fall of Communism in Russia in the early 90’s he traveled several years ministering and establishing two Churches in Russia as well as two Churches in The Republic of Georgia.  The travels included assisting a mission church in Netanya, Israel, and the Bethany Mission with Ignace Augustin in Les Cayes, Haiti.  He also has a long lasting relationship with two Chinese missionaries who now live in America but spend 3 months a year in China. Under his direction funds were supplied for buildings and the start of three Bible colleges in China.

For the past six years Bob has served on the Board of Director for Christian Aid Mission in Charlottesville, VA and was recently elected by the Board of Directors to serve as treasurer.

He was instrumental in organizing a ministerial pastors/ministry leaders group about 15 years ago which is now known as the Association of Williamsburg Area Ministries. He has held the Chair position for that organization for several years.

He stepped down as senior pastor of Greensprings Chapel in 2008 and took a position on the Redemption Ministries’ Conference Leadership Council (CLC) serving two years in the position vacated by Randall Aldred. In the recent Quadrennial Conference he was elected to a four year term on the CLC board.

Bob and his wife Lawana still reside in Williamsburg, VA. They have three sons, Steve, Mark and Walter

Since his retirement from the Navy, Rev. Caskie has served in several ministry positions.  These positions have included: Office Manager, Calvary Presbyterian Church, Norfolk, VA, Chaplain, Eagle Village, Hersey, MI, senior pastor, Hersey Congregational and Reed City Congregational Church Parish, interim pastor, Crossroads Evangelical Church in Evart, MI, pastor of Christian Education at New London Presbyterian Church, New London, PA, senior pastor of the First Congregational Church of Wallingford, VT, senior pastor of Faith Outreach School and Church, Hampton, VA and interim pastor of Portsmouth First PH Church, Portsmouth, VA.

Rev Caskie is an ordained minister of the International Pentecostal Church and is currently on staff at Redemption Ministries serving as the Conference Administrator.  He was elected in June 2010 to serve on the Conference Leadership Council as the Secretary/Treasurer.  Rev. Caskie also serves the Conference as the Director for the School of Ministry.  Additionally, in the past he has served as the World Intercessors Network Director for the conference.

Rev. Caskie has been married to Crystal since 1982 and has two sons.  Jacob, who is married to Ora and together they live in Jacksonville, NC.  Daniel, who is married to Kimberly and together they live in Charleston, SC.  Daniel and Kimberly have a daughter, Abigail Beth, who is Rev. Caskie’s only grandchild.  He also has a foster son, Tony who is serving in the U.S. Marine Corps and married to Mari.

Pastor Rupert has been married to his high school sweetheart, the amazing Sophia George for almost 28  wonderful years.  Together, God has blessed them with two incredible adult children.  He currently serves with his wife as Co-Founding Pastor of Victorious Living Church in Virginia Beach.

He began his ministry journey in October 2000 serving as Associate Pastor and subsequently becoming Senior Pastor of Bethel Christian Fellowship in Virginia Beach.  He is a graduate of Equipping the Saints School of Ministry and was ordained in October 2003.

In June 2006, he was elected to the Conference Leadership Council where he serves as Secretary de facto.  Pastor Rupert was reelected to the Conference Leadership Council in June 2010 for another four years.  He has also served on the Ministerial Credentials Committee, Maggie Todd Powell Committee and Director of the Timothy Program for five years.

In addition to the aforementioned Conference duties and responsibilities, Pastor Rupert serves on the IPHC African American and Falcon Children’s Home Boards.  He is a Clinical Counselor, certified LTI facilitator and School of Ministry instructor.

In June 2007, he was elected to serve as Bishop of Redemption Ministries, a network within the International Pentecostal Holiness Church (IPHC), of 71 churches and over 200 ministers. As Bishop he also serves on the Board of Trustees for Emmanuel College, on the Executive Board of Falcon Children’s Home and a member of the Council of Bishops for the IPHC. He is the founder of Redemption School of Ministry, which equips students and ministers for ministerial credentials and leadership development.   He has been privileged to preach, teach and evangelize in Canada, Romania, Hungary, England, Russia, Rwanda, Togo, and in Guyana & Trinidad, where a School of Ministry/Leadership Institute has been established. He also serves as a Leadership Consultant and a Mobile Advanced Trainer (MAT) with Leadership Training International. His passion is mentoring and coaching, as well as, consulting churches in church health and revitalization.

Dayton and his wife Lynn celebrated their 30th anniversary in September 2010 and currently reside in Chester, Virginia.  They have three children, Carrie, Kristin and Katy and four grandchildren.

Vision Statement for Life:

To disciple the nations through insightful teaching, practical discipleship and strategic equipping of emerging leading through mentoring, coaching and consulting.