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VaShon Hampton

VaShon Hampton

LGM Southeast Regional Director
LGM Ministry Leader
Public policy makers may enjoy an elevated status in society, but they are no different from anyone else when it comes to their desperate need for God, says VaShon Hampton, CapMin’s Local Government Ministries (LGM) southeast regional director.

“Public servants hold a critical role in leading and guiding communities, yet they often face immense challenges and pressures,” Pastor Hampton said. “I believe that by ministering to them, I can offer the hope, encouragement, and guidance found in God’s Word to help them navigate their responsibilities with integrity and wisdom.”

As Southeast regional director, Pastor Hampton is responsible for growing LGM to city and county office holders in neighborhoods in the states of Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, and Florida. Pastor Hampton also leads a weekly discipleship Bible-study based ministry to members of the Orange County Board of County Commissioners in Orlando, FL. Pastor Hampton served as lead pastor for eight years at the Abundant Grace Christian Center, a nondenominational church he founded in 2012 in Denver, CO. He currently serves as assistant spiritual disciplines coordinator for Wycliffe Associates which is the intercessory prayer division of the international ministry, Wycliffe Bible Translators. In this position, Pastor Hampton organizes teams of prayer intercessors in nations around the world who pray for the specific needs of Bible translators serving in their nations, especially for protection from persecution and intimidation. Pastor Hampton earned a bachelor’s degree in Old and New Testament studies and an associate’s degree in psychology at Colorado Christian University. Pastor Hampton has been married to Tia since 2009. The couple has a blended family of 10 children—eight adults and two teenagers—and four grandchildren.

“My heart is to see public servants grow in their faith, find strength in their relationship with Christ, and let biblical principles shape their decisions and actions,” he said. “It is a privilege to come alongside them, support their spiritual journey, and contribute to a more Christ-centered leadership in our nation.”