Tony Suarez

Tony Suárez is an author, sought after speaker and the founder of Revivalmakers Ministries, a spirit filled evangelistic ministry that travels from church to church as well as hosts events, tent revivals, healing services and crusades around the world. A third generation Pentecostal preacher, Tony’s greatest passion in life is preaching and teaching about Jesus and watching God save and heal. His calling is to be a remnant of pentecost to the world. In addition to his traveling ministry, Tony serves as the Chief Operating Officer of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference, the country’s largest Hispanic Christian organization, serving tens of thousands of congregations in the United States under the direction of Rev. Samuel Rodriguez. Through his role as COO, Pastor Tony regularly meets with members of Congress, the White House, and speaks at events to advance the cause of righteousness, life and religious liberty. Suárez serves/ed on various committees including the Faith Advisory Board for the White House, American Heart Association Diversity Council, Hispanic Israel Leadership Council (HILC), Bible Study Fellowship, Voice of the Martyr, My Faith Votes and at the Una Familia Foundation,. Newsmax has named Suarez as one of the 50 most influential Republican Latinos in the United States. Suárez has become a prominent voice within the Evangelical community, a trusted guest speaker, and a sought-after media resource. He is a regular host on Christian television and his television program, “Faith Alive,” can be seen daily on Christian television. Tony is the author of five books: "Use Me Lord" (2023) “Revivalmakers (now a #1 best selling new release) (2022) Destiny Image “Defeating the Spirit of Hyena” (Aug 2021) “The Triumphant Church (2018) Broadstreet Publishing “Usame Señor” (2012). Suarez has been recognized with the following awards: Top Ten John Maxwell Leadership Award 2015 NHCLC Leader of the Year 2013,2014 Prior to his work with NHCLC, he founded The Pentecostals of Norfolk Church in Virginia in 2007 where he served as Senior Pastor until 2013. During his pastorate, Suarez founded The Norfolk Learning Center in collaboration with Regent University's Youth and Urban Renewal Center. Today, Pastor Tony his wife Jina and their five children reside in Tennessee.