Bro. Donte McCutchen

Donté McCutchen, a native of Richmond, Virginia born and raised in Jackson Ward. He is the natural born son of Janice McCutchen Williams and the grandson of the late Viola McCutchen. He has a total of six siblings and as of today he doesn’t have biological children but he does have an adopted son Brandon along with a few Godchildren whom he loves dearly; Lawrence, Bria, Jayla, Garret, Giraurd, Johnny and Jourdan. Donté McCutchen is a graduate of John Marshall High school, Virginia Union University and currently pursuing a Doctorate of Ministry at Pacific School of Religion. 

He is the founder of local Gospel choir The Levitical Priests, and a part of multiple groups/organizations. Donté Chairperson of The H.E.L.P. Community Advisory Board (Healing, Educating, and Loving People), member of the board of Trustees of Sophia Seminary, Coordinator of the Black Coalition of Change and a proud brother of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc. to name a few. Donte McCutchen is a Baptist licensed and Ordained Minister. He founded Love Cathedral Community church in 2015 confidently believing he followed the direction of God and started a church with the mission of healing the community. Pastor Donté has been working in community/Public Health and Faith for over 15 years.He is currently the Trauma Healing

Coordinator for Richmond and Henrico Health Districts.

Reverend McCutchen is known for his favorite saying "It's Safe To Go With God!”

“Dale Carnegie said “Every day is a new life to the wise man.” This quote lives in my

mind as I seek more community and association. It is the thing that encourages me to

go after the opportunity to become a Mason. I was moved by history, the present is

vibrant because of it and the future will be brighter as I continue to make more. My

uncle James and most of all the most influential men in life were Masons. I want to be a Mason!”

“When I was in search of a lodge I wanted a lodge that I knew I could offer myself

and talents. I longed for a body of brothers I would have something in common with

and who had something for me to gain. Carey Wheaton Lodge #307 after research

and knowledge through conversation became that and more. The first worshipful

master was the former Pastor of one of my family churches and then I learned there

was another connection to my home church. I thought I had the right one. When I

met the brothers, I knew for sure that I was at home. I just was praying they’d know it too. “