Lawrence K. Floyd II

Pastor L. K. Floyd (Lawrence K. Floyd II) is a dynamic spiritual leader, community advocate, and entrepreneur known for his commitment to empowering people through faith, service, and practical leadership.

Born in Summerton, South Carolina, and raised in the Washington, D.C. area, Pastor Floyd accepted Christ at the age of 14 and went on to become the youngest ordained minister in the 153-year history of Liberty Baptist Church.

In 2007, he founded Heart Changers Baptist Church in Silver Spring, Maryland, where he continues to serve with passion and vision. His leadership extends nationally, having served as the youngest president of the Missionary Baptist Ministers’ Conference of Washington, D.C. & Vicinity. He is also the founder and president of the Coalition of Churches & Community U.S.A. and has served as a board member for several civic and faith-based organizations.

Alongside his ministry, Pastor Floyd is the owner of Floyd Enterprises LLC, reflecting his commitment to economic empowerment and community advancement. He is also an active leader with the National Capital Baptist Convention, Stars Performing Arts, Stoddard Baptist Nursing Home, Global Care, and the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows, where he serves as National Grand Chaplain.

Currently continuing his theological studies through the Samuel DeWitt Proctor School of Theology at Virginia Union University, Pastor Floyd remains dedicated to transforming lives through faith, education, leadership, and sustainable community impact.

He is proudly supported in life and ministry by his wife, Mrs. Comisha Floyd.