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Rev. Dr. Stanley Calloway is the founder and Pastor of Kingdom Fellowship Ministries. Pastor Calloway founded Kingdom Fellowship Ministries in October 1996 and leads a new ministry that is committed to serving the Northwest Atlanta community. Under the leadership of Pastor Calloway, Kingdom Fellowship has been a positive influence and a motivating force in reaching out to the homeless and less fortunate within the community. Pastor Calloway has lived in Atlanta for over 17 years. Pastor Calloway was a Firefighter for the City of Atlanta from 1986 until his retirement in 1998. Pastor Calloway also served as community manager for subsidized housing for H. J. Russell Apartment Properties. Pastor Calloway has also demonstrated his success as an entrepreneur owning and operating a delicatessen in the Cascade Promenade Office Building.  Active in civic affairs, Pastor Calloway is a member of the Concerned Black Clergy of Atlanta. Pastor Calloway has a passion for the welfare of the youth in the community.  Pastor Calloway is a member of the Young Adult Guidance Center and assists in the development of young men between the ages of 18-22. Pastor Calloway has received numerous awards recognizing his exceptional accomplishments in the area of community service. Pastor Calloway has received the Phoenix award from former Mayor's Maynard Jackson (1993) and Bill Campbell (1999) 

In 2001 Pastor Calloway received the prestigious Arthur Langford, Jr. community service award. Pastor Calloway has also been awarded the Outstanding Georgia Citizen award for the years 1998, 1999, 2001, and 2002. Pastor Calloway passionately asserts that all are entitled to adequate and fair housing and should under no circumstance be forced to live in substandard housing conditions. Pastor Calloway takes a position that these rights should be awarded to all, regardless of their socioeconomic status. In 2001 Pastor Calloway made his first bid by running for city council for the ninth district. Although Pastor Calloway did not win that race, he subsequently finished in an impressive second place position. Pastor Calloway has been a member of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) since he was 18 years old and has a lifetime membership with the historical organization. His goal is to unify the Church of God with the sound doctrinal preaching and teaching. He has a tireless and fruitful stewardship for the Lord and shares a special union with the community, encouraging them to realize the importance of faith in GOD. The outstanding leadership, dedication, and personal involvement Pastor Calloway demonstrates is a testament to his genuine care, concern and love for his congregation and the community as a whole. On 6/2/24 Rev. Dr. Calloway was conferred Doctor of Divinity by FMI Biblical Studies & Seminary.