Rev. Mungin is a native of Mount Vernon, New York with a godly influence surrounding him all of his life. Rev. Mungin grew up as a member of the First Union Baptist Church, Bronx, NY and received the Lord Jesus Christ as Savior at a young age. He received his license to preach the Gospel in 1992 and was ordained to the Gospel Ministry in 1996 – both under the pastorship of Rev. James E. Wilson, Jr. He served as the Youth Minister at First Union for three years.

In 1999, Rev. Mungin transferred his membership to the Greater Centennial African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, Mount Vernon, NY under the pastorship of Rev. W. Darin Moore. At Greater Centennial, he served as an overseer of Family Life Ministries – encompassing ministry to young adults, singles, married couples, and those in recovery for substance abuse.

In June, 2002, Rev. Mungin was appointed to serve as pastor of the Institutional African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church in Yonkers, NY and was subsequently ordained as an elder in the A.M.E. Zion Church in October of the following year.

Rev. Mungin served Institutional faithfully until September 30, 2006 – when he was appointed to the St. John A.M.E. Zion Church in Middletown, NY. He has a firm belief that "if the people of God get connected with the word of God and utilize the power of God… the will of God can be accomplished in a mighty way." He has a genuine love for people and a passion for the Word of God that spills over into all aspects of his ministry.

Rev. Mungin has earned a Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics from the University of Pennsylvania and a Masters of Divinity from Union Theological Seminary.

Along with his pastoral responsibilities, he also serves as an instructor of A.M.E. Zion Church History within the Westchester District Studies – a program of study for new ministers within the A.M.E. Zion Church.

Inclusive to his work within the church, office and classroom, Rev. Mungin has been blessed with his wife: Sonia, two sons: Jared and Joseph, and one stepdaughter: Uvana, who has also blessed him with two grandsons: Avery and Jonathan.