Derwin Gray

Derwin Gray has transitioned from NFL defensive back to a prominent pastor, author, and speaker. After being drafted in the fourth round with the 92nd pick in the 1993 NFL Draft, Derwin Gray embarked on a distinguished six-year professional football career as a defensive back. Gray played five seasons with the Indianapolis Colts from 1993 to 1997, where he recorded significant tackle counts, including 124 in his 1993 rookie season, 129 in 1994, and 112 in 1995. Following his impactful tenure with the Colts, he played one season with the Carolina Panthers in 1998, completing his career in the NFL.

He has since authored five books, establishing himself as a compelling voice on topics such as healing racial divides and the theology of the multiethnic church. Gray is also a regular speaker, delivering keynotes at conferences throughout the United States. Through his ongoing leadership at Transformation Church, Gray continues to broadcast live services weekly to a broad audience, extending the church’s reach beyond its physical location. He also hosts the Multiethnic Church Roundtable, an important initiative aimed at educating ministry leaders nationwide on best practices for fostering diverse and inclusive church communities.

Gray remains dedicated to promoting unity and theological depth across various platforms, impacting numerous individuals and organizations through his ministry and teachings.