Orindel O. Kidd was born on the island of Jamaica, West Indies in the parish of Clarendon. He is the second of six children born to the proud parents, Evaton and Pauline Kidd. His mother is a God-fearing woman who never stopped praying for her children.

Church has always been a part of Bishop Kidd's life. He started evangelizing at a young age, always inviting young men and women to church, even if it meant riding them on his bicycle.

Orindel has been married to his loving wife Camille for 28 years and have three wonderful adult children: Ashley, Joseph, and Anthony.

In April of 2009, Orindel and Camille became members of Mt Carmel Church of God, with the zeal to spread the gospel. In 2013, he dedicated himself to attend Destiny Word of Faith College of Theology, where he obtained his Associate's and Master's degrees in Theology.

In 2014, Orindel attended Church of God Division of Education Calling to Ministry Program (CAMS), and received his Exhorter certificate. 

2015, Orindel became the Youth Pastor in Mount Carmel New Testament Church Of God. He served the youth as well as the adults. 

Orindel is a Pastor with strong desire to serve, maturing in his relationship with Christ and has a faithful pursuit of leadership. He demonstrates genuine love and maintains a good rapport with the young people.

Orindel is sensitive to the cause, needs, and pressures of young people and has the knowledge of possible solutions to their problems.

In September of 2019 Orindel became the Pastor of New Holy Word Foundation Ministries, where he and his wife work side by side in Kingdom building. 

He is passionate about the work of God, his motto is we are stronger together. He is an excellent Pastor, teacher, visionary, team player, provider and disciple. He is firm, yet flexible and is able to execute balance between chaos and rigidity. He is authentic, kingdom-minded, and exercises zeal. 

He is fighting the good fight, he is running the race, he is keeping the FAITH!

Like Paul in 2 Timothy 4:2, he preaches the word prepared in season and out of season to correct, rebuke, encourage with patience and careful instructions.