Bishop Leah Hidde-Gregory

Conference Superintendent, MidTexas Conference

Global Methodist Church

Bishop Leah Hidde-Gregory provides episcopal leadership within the Global Methodist Church and is currently assigned to the Annual Conferences in the Northeast, South Georgia, Bulgaria, Mexico, and the new emerging conference of Latin America. In addition to her episcopal responsibilities, she serves as the Conference Superintendent of the MidTexas Conference, where she has played a pivotal role in its launch, organization, and ongoing development. Working collaboratively with a strong leadership team, she helped establish the conference’s foundational structures, mission priorities, and operational systems.

Prior to her service in the Global Methodist Church, Bishop Gregory ministered as a laywoman in the Oklahoma Conference and as an ordained pastor in the North Texas and Central Texas Conferences of The United Methodist Church. She also served six years as a District Superintendent and as Director of New Church Starts and Church Growth in the Central Texas Conference. During the denomination’s transitional season, she was a member of the Transitional Leadership Council throughout its entirety and served for a time as chair.

Bishop Gregory is deeply committed to the proclamation of the gospel and the renewal of the Church through orthodox Wesleyan theology. Much of her ministry has focused on church revitalization, revival, leadership development, and sustainable church growth. She is passionate about seeing congregations awakened to vibrant discipleship and mission, and she remains grateful for the movement of the Holy Spirit within the Global Methodist Church.

She holds a Doctor of Ministry in Church Leadership Excellence from Wesley Theological Seminary in Washington, D.C.; a Master of Divinity from Perkins School of Theology; and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Sociology from Texas A&M University–Commerce.

Leah is married to her husband, Stan. Together, they share a deep love for family and ministry. They have two grown daughters and sons-in-law, two grandbabies, and a son, Will, who is a freshman in college.