Christian Record Services Announces Cesar Perozo as New President
Perozo brings 25 years of ministry and leadership experience to the new role.
Christian Record Services and ANNUnited StatesSep 10, 2025, 6:35 AM
Christian Record Services, Inc. (CRS) is pleased to announce the appointment of Cesar Perozo as its new president, following a nationwide search conducted by FaithSearch Partners.
With over 25 years of combined experience in pastoral ministry and administrative leadership, Perozo brings a wealth of expertise in strategic management, human resources, and cross-functional collaboration. His previous roles include vice president of administration and human resources director for the Southern New England Conference, where he oversaw the budget and led initiatives in church planting, child protection, and organizational development.
Most recently, Perozo served as pastor for Upward and Fairview churches in North Carolina, United States, where he launched disaster relief distribution centers, raised money for church and school projects, and directed Sabbath School ministries for the Carolina Conference.
“We are delighted to welcome Pastor Cesar Perozo to the presidency of Christian Record Services,” said G. Alexander Bryant, CRS board chair. “He is passionate about serving the Lord and committed to the ministry of spreading the gospel to those who are blind and have low vision. I’m excited about the leadership Cesar will bring to this ministry and look to see it move to the next level.”
“I am honored to accept the role of president of Christian Record Services,” says Perozo. “Together, with our dedicated staff and the resilient blind and low-vision community we serve, I look forward to advancing our mission with renewed passion and unity. I am especially eager to strengthen our partnership with the North American Division, as we work collaboratively to make a meaningful, lasting impact.”
About Christian Record Services
Christian Record Services, Inc. is a ministry of the Seventh-day Adventist Church based in Lincoln, Nebraska, that has been serving people who are visually impaired since 1899. Through programs such as audio and braille library services, summer camps, Bible study materials, and community support initiatives, CRS provides resources that promote independence, education, and spiritual encouragement. Each year, thousands across North America benefit from its services, which are made possible through donations, volunteers, and partnerships with local churches and organizations.
The original article was published on the Christian Record Services news site.
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