Casey Treat

Pastor Casey Treat was born and raised in a suburb of Seattle, Washington. As a teenager, he was heavily involved with drugs, and was eventually given the choice between prison and a drug rehabilitation center. Casey chose rehab, and entered a Christian-based program. It was there Casey was born again, called into ministry, and began to develop his leadership philosophies.

Casey started attending a local Bible college where he met, and in 1978 married, Wendy Peterson. Prior to founding their own church, the Treat’s served as youth pastors, conducted Bible study groups, and toured the Seattle area with their musical group, The New Version . Casey also started a local radio broadcast.

After receiving his degree in Theology, Casey and Wendy Treat founded Christian Faith Center, a multi-cultural, non-denominational church in Seattle, Washington in January 1980 with a group of 30 people. He was ordained into ministry by Pastor Frederick K.C. Price, pastor of Crenshaw Christian Center in Los Angeles, California.

Today, Christian Faith Center is one of the largest churches in the Pacific Northwest, with two locations in Federal Way, Washington and Mill Creek, Washington. Approximately 10,000 attend weekly services.

Casey Treat is a pastor, author of numerous books and a motivational speaker. He is the founder of Vision International, holding an annual leadership conference and fellowship. Casey and Wendy Treat host their own television program called, Living on Course. Traveling extensively each year, Pastor Treat speaks at large conventions and churches. His books and audio programs are distributed worldwide.

Casey and Wendy Treat are the parents of three grown children.