Chuck Vuolo (November 6, 1951 – N/A) was an American preacher and pastor whose ministry has focused on serving evangelical congregations, notably within Baptist circles, with an emphasis on biblical teaching and pastoral leadership. Born Charles Henry Vuolo in Pennsylvania to parents of Italian descent, he was raised in a Roman Catholic family before experiencing a personal conversion to evangelical Christianity, a shift described by his son Jeremy as "seeing the light." He pursued theological education, though specific details are not widely documented, and began his preaching career in Pennsylvania. Vuolo’s ministry included pastoring Fleischmann’s Memorial Baptist Church in Philadelphia, where he served for an unspecified period, and later Grace Church in Downingtown, Pennsylvania, where he has been a pastor. His sermons, such as those addressing the "Horrors of Hell" and pastoral responsibilities, reflect a commitment to bold evangelism and scriptural fidelity, as evidenced by his appearances on platforms like I’ll Be Honest and BRIDGE Radio. Married to Diana Lynn Salamon since June 19, 1982, he has three children—Valerie Ann, Charles Anthony, and Jeremy Joseph—and two granddaughters, Felicity and Evangeline, through Jeremy’s marriage to Jinger Duggar. He continues to minister in Downingtown, known for officiating his son’s wedding and maintaining a low-profile yet impactful presence in his community.