​Bobby Eugene Williams Jr. is a pastor, community leader, recovery advocate, and educator running to represent District 94 in the Florida State House. He is a father married to Shereese Williams and they are homeowners.

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Called to ministry in 2012, Bobby has served for more than a decade as a preacher, teacher, and pastor. He is the Founder of New Destiny Centers Worldwide and, alongside his wife Shereese Morgan-Williams, the Co-Founder of Morgan-Williams Enterprises, Inc., an organization focused on community outreach, leadership development, and economic empowerment.

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Bobby’s public service began early, serving as a Student Government Association (SGA) Representative and Senior Class Secretary. As an adult, he worked on the front lines of recovery and reentry as a Peer Advocate with Rebel Recovery Florida, supporting individuals seeking treatment, housing, employment, and healthcare, and assisting those transitioning back into the community after incarceration.

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He is also an active member of Kingdom Builders Worship Center, serving under the leadership of Overseer Cheryl Powell and Executive Pastors Samuel and Carol Philips. Professionally, Bobby serves as a Paraprofessional with the Palm Beach County School District, working directly with students and families in the classroom setting.

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Bobby is running for State House to bring principled, experience-based leadership to Tallahassee—strengthening public schools, expanding access to affordable housing and healthcare, supporting recovery and reentry programs, and building safer, stronger communities.

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Grounded in faith and driven by service, Bobby Williams is ready to deliver results for District 94.