Wesley Relf serves as Chairman of the Board for Rehoboth Community Development Corporation, bringing over 20 years of distinguished nonprofit leadership and community development expertise to the organization. Chairman Relf is the founder and Senior Pastor of Rehoboth Saints Center, Inc. established in 1995.

The church's mission to "meet the needs of the whole person, both naturally and spiritually" flows directly into Rehoboth CDC's comprehensive community development approach.

Chairman Relf's leadership as an Ordained Elder in the Church of God in Christ, where he serves as Vice-Chairman of the Pastor and Elders Council and sits on the Ordination Committee, brings valuable spiritual grounding to our organization's governance.

His extensive experience in nonprofit management and community partnerships has been instrumental in shaping Rehoboth CDC's strategic direction and community impact.

Our organization benefits from Chairman Relf's proven track record in large-scale program oversight, including his service on the First Things First Regional Council, where he helped oversee a $67 million budget for early childhood development initiatives in Arizona. His comprehensive understanding of human services, demonstrated through his role as Human Services Commissioner for the City of Phoenix and Co-chair of the Governor's Summit on Youth Aging-Out of Foster Care for the State of Arizona, directly informs our programming approach.

Through Chairman Relf's active participation in the African-American Clergy Community Council in Maricopa County, former leadership of the City of Phoenix Faith-Based Initiatives Work-group, and membership in the Fathers & Families Coalition of America Committee, Rehoboth CDC maintains invaluable community connections and collaborative partnerships.

His wisdom, guidance, and deep understanding of nonprofit operations ensure effective governance and mission-driven leadership that drives our organization's continued growth and community impact