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Dr. Melinda Watts
Dr. Melinda W. Watts is the daughter of Addie Mae Walker and Avery Bryant. A native of Washington DC. Her walk with the Lord started on September 22, 1989. Her gift of singing, teaching, preaching,...vizualizați mai multeDr. Melinda W. Watts is the daughter of Addie Mae Walker and Avery Bryant. A native of Washington DC. Her walk with the Lord started on September 22, 1989. Her gift of singing, teaching, preaching, and prophesying has set her before great men and women. Dr. Watts is using her gifts to advance the kingdom of God immensely. She accredits all the Glory to God.
Dr. Watts holds a Doctorate Degree in Theology from the School of the Great Commission. She is the Campus Dean of IIWC School of the Great Commission in Columbia, Maryland and Wahiawa, Hawaii. She is the Founder of the following ministries: Integrity International Worship Center Batesburg SC and Integrity International Center Wahiawa Hawaii. In addition, she has a nonprofit organization for women and children called Hagar’s Restoration Home. It offers Hope, acceptance, grace, assurance, and restoration.
She has founded several outreach ministries such as Single Yet Unique, Cup of Coffee with Jesus Podcast and Beyond Walls Outreach. Dr. Watt is an anointed psalmist who has recorded several musical projects such as Be Still, Faithful, and a single written by her daughter Phaedra Jones entitled You Alone. Her Motto is I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.
Dr. Watts is the wife of Minister Ronald Watts. They have a family of nine children and eight grandchildren. They reside In Columbia, Maryland.
She has now accepted the mandate to reach the masses locally, nationally, and internationally.
Thanks so much for purchasing this book. Proceeds go to help women in crisis.
If you would like more information about Hagar’s Restoration House, in need of a Preacher, Psalmist or motivational speaker please feel free to contact me: Hagarshome52@gmail.comvizualizați mai puține