Representative John Jordan

John Jordan is a member of the Republican Party and currently serves in the West Virginia House of Delegates, representing District 42. He assumed office on January 13, 2026, and his current term will conclude on December 1, 2026.

John Jordan was appointed to the House of Delegates by Governor Patrick Morrisey to fill the vacancy left by Brandon Steele. His appointment marked the beginning of his tenure in the legislature, where he represents Raleigh County and works on issues central to his district and the state. Jordan’s background is rooted in both education and ministry, having earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration from the University of the Cumberlands and a Master of Science in Church Leadership from the Assemblies of God Theological Seminary. These academic achievements provided him with a strong foundation in leadership, organizational management, and community service.

Professionally, Jordan has served as the lead pastor at Calvary Assembly of God in Beckley, West Virginia, since 1998, where he has guided his congregation for nearly three decades. In addition to his pastoral work, he has been the chaplain at Raleigh General Hospital since 2000, offering spiritual support and counseling to patients and families. His long-standing commitment to ministry and community service has shaped his values and approach to governance, emphasizing compassion, accountability, and responsiveness to the needs of others.

As a legislator, Jordan has been assigned to committees such as Economic Development, Energy and Manufacturing, and Energy and Public Works. These roles allow him to contribute to discussions and policymaking on issues vital to West Virginia’s economy, infrastructure, and energy sector. His work in the House reflects his dedication to fostering growth and opportunity while maintaining a focus on the well-being of his constituents. Jordan’s background in both business and ministry informs his legislative priorities, combining practical problem-solving with a commitment to ethical leadership.

Jordan’s political philosophy is grounded in conservative values, with an emphasis on strengthening families, supporting local communities, and promoting economic development. His appointment to the House of Delegates came at a pivotal time, and he quickly filed to run for the seat in the 2026 election, signaling his intent to continue serving beyond his appointed term. His ability to balance pastoral responsibilities with legislative duties demonstrates his commitment to public service and his determination to make a meaningful impact in both spiritual and civic spheres.

With his current term set to conclude in 2026, John Jordan continues to serve as a dedicated public servant in the West Virginia House of Delegates. His tenure highlights his resilience, leadership, and devotion to community, reflecting a broader mission to advance fairness, opportunity, and justice for the people of District 42 and the state of West Virginia.