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Juanita Woodson
Dr. Juanita Woodson is an author, counselor, coach, speaker, and entrepreneur. She is the CEO of Impact Ministries Global, Impact Book Publishing Company, and Impact Development Fo...vizualizați mai multeDr. Juanita Woodson is an author, counselor, coach, speaker, and entrepreneur. She is the CEO of Impact Ministries Global, Impact Book Publishing Company, and Impact Development Foundation. Dr. Woodson is an apostolic and a prophetic voice with a healing and deliverance ministry who believes in the power of prophecy and prayer. She travels the world alongside her husband doing ministry mission trips. Testimonies of breakthrough and deliverance are shared by many both nationally and internationally.
Dr. Woodson has pioneered and founded several non-profit family advocacy organizations that have acquired over $1.5 million in grants. Education, training, counseling and advocacy are all components of her non-profit belief system. She is a mompreneur who built several businesses from home. She has founded Impact Books which is a publishing company that provides self publishers with all the tools and support services they need. She is an author, coach, family advocate and inspirational speaker.
Dr. Woodson has written sever books including "Date For Deliverance", "Women's Deliverance Devotional", "Anointed But Sick", "Beauty In The Pulpit" which is being featured on Atlanta Live 57 WATC TV, "Encounter With Angels", she has co authored "Your Child My Student" as seen in Forbes, Black Enterprise and Huffington Post. She has been a repeat writer for The Elijah's List. She has taught dream interpretation on the I Need A Word network platform.
Dr. Woodson has a Doctorate and Masters degree in Christian Counseling, Bachelor's degree studies are in Psychology and History from Eastern Illinois University, Virginia Commonwealth University and the University of the West Indies in Cave Hill, Barbados.vizualizați mai puține
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Beauty In The Pulpit: The Esther Anointing, a Blessing or a Curse?