Biography

After her divorce, she made the decision to move back to her parents at age 36, with her 2 children.

When she was only 2, her entire family moved to West Point, Mississippi, where her father worked at a Pentecostal Church.

When she was 7, her entire family moved to Jonesboro, Georgia.

Her father, Dr. Henry Jones, passed away, on June 16, 2020, at the age of 72.

Had started her own ministry, real late in her own career, at age 40.

[Who admitted, in 2019, about her refusal to get out of bed, for 9 months]: I was a victim in my own story. I was desperate, waiting for a miracle, waiting for God to change my life. One day, I cried out to God, begging Him to take my pain away and allow me to live again.

[Who said, in 2021, about her book]: My whole life I struggled with crazy fear and self-talk. Always afraid of not measuring up to whatever crazy expectations I had placed on my life and what I felt others expected of me. I finally discovered how to shut the hell up in my own mind and thoughts at about 40 years old, and it changed my life. I knew I had to put this in print as a tool to help others conquer that enemy in between their ears. We are victorious!!

[About the condition she found herself in, when none of her hardships had prepared her for this]: It was cruel and unusual punishment. Why was God making my life even worse than what it had to be? Because He knew that I needed to be healed and the only way for me to become complete in Him was to remove every idol I'd been driven by in my past like money, cars, designer clothes and handbags.

You'll never understand it, until it happens to you! Show compassion and grace...always!

[About the COVID-19 pandemic crisis]: I've gone through the worst year ever this year. But it's turned out to be the best year because I changed the way I'm looking at it.