Dr. Finch has been active in Christian Ministry since planting his first church in 1957 as a junior in college. He is the founder and President of Primetime World Outreach and currently serves as Assistant Pastor at 12Stone Church in Lawrenceville, Georgia and Assistant District Superintendent of the South Coastal District of the Wesleyan Church.   During over 50 years of ministry he has served as senior pastor of 10 churches, which included three as the founding pastor. He has served as the evangelist for Revival Services throughout the United States and abroad. Within the Wesleyan Church, at the district level, Dr. Finch has served as Director of Evangelism and Church Growth and Church Revitalizations, and as a District Superintendent for two terms. At the Denominational level he has served as Director of Field Ministries with the Department of Evangelism and Church Growth. For three years, Dan Finch traveled with John Maxwell assisting local churches launch outreach and evangelism ministries. He has been an Instructor and Lecturer at two church colleges, directed short-term mission teams to Africa and conducted Evangelism and Leadership Development Seminars in the US and Africa. Dr. Finch has been a coach to pastors both in America and abroad. For 3 years he was a Million Leaders Mandate Associate Trainer with EQUIP.

Pastor Finch Received his denomination's Church Pioneer Award in 1958. Beginning in 1977, for five consecutive years, his Sunday School was the 1st place district winner in Indiana. Twice he received the Wesleyan Top Ten Sunday School award and two times received the fastest growing Sunday School in the State Award given at Cobo Hall by Elmer Towns. In addition he has received five Department of Evangelism and Church Growth Awards for outstanding growth in Sunday School and Morning Worship Attendance and for service in training 30 pastors and their churches in outreach and soul-winning. He has authored several books and pamphlets on Evangelism and Church growth.

Rev. Finch has been married to his wife Carol for over 50 years and the couple have one son, of Sugar Hill, Georgia, one daughter and son-in-law, of Hochston Georgia, and two grandchildren.