Location: United States
Member Since:
March 25, 2023
Leisa Wynn-Johnson
Biography
Evangelist Leisa Wynn-Johnson is a vessel being used by God to impact the lives of His people. She accepted the call to minister the Word of God as a young adult while serving under the pastorate of her parents, the late Rev. W.J. Wynn, and her mother, Rochelle Wynn. She is the wife of Supt. Harold Johnson, II, and serves in numerous capacities at her local church, including Women’s Department President and Community Program Administrator. She is known as a working First Lady because she willingly and diligently labors wherever there is a need.
Evangelist Wynn-Johnson has a passion for outreach and a gift for connecting with people and winning them into the Kingdom. Her outreach style, much like her speaking style, is down-to-earth, practical, and engaging, granting her broad appeal to people from all walks of life. A large part of her outreach focus is on women who have experienced various traumas in life. Armed with a powerful testimony of her personal experience of God’s power, she has been graced to mentor and help rebuild hurting women.
She is the coordinator of the annual Sister-2-Sister Conference, which sponsors charitable outreach to victims of domestic violence, as well as displaced and impoverished families. She is also the CEO of No Hands Lifted, a non-profit organization that collaborates with Sister-2-Sister to serve women and families in the community, providing resources, clothing, supplies, and meals at various times of the year. She is the mother of eight children who assist in the ministry in various capacities.
Evangelist Wynn-Johnson attended Sacramento Theological Seminary, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Biblical Studies and a master’s degree in Christian Counseling. Evangelist Wynn-Johnson is the author of the book, The Many Faces of Domestic Violence. She recently earned her Associate of Science degree in Addiction Studies and Humanities. Her focus and the driving force in her ministry is that, when all is said and done, only what we do for Christ will last.
Evangelist Wynn-Johnson has a passion for outreach and a gift for connecting with people and winning them into the Kingdom. Her outreach style, much like her speaking style, is down-to-earth, practical, and engaging, granting her broad appeal to people from all walks of life. A large part of her outreach focus is on women who have experienced various traumas in life. Armed with a powerful testimony of her personal experience of God’s power, she has been graced to mentor and help rebuild hurting women.
She is the coordinator of the annual Sister-2-Sister Conference, which sponsors charitable outreach to victims of domestic violence, as well as displaced and impoverished families. She is also the CEO of No Hands Lifted, a non-profit organization that collaborates with Sister-2-Sister to serve women and families in the community, providing resources, clothing, supplies, and meals at various times of the year. She is the mother of eight children who assist in the ministry in various capacities.
Evangelist Wynn-Johnson attended Sacramento Theological Seminary, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Biblical Studies and a master’s degree in Christian Counseling. Evangelist Wynn-Johnson is the author of the book, The Many Faces of Domestic Violence. She recently earned her Associate of Science degree in Addiction Studies and Humanities. Her focus and the driving force in her ministry is that, when all is said and done, only what we do for Christ will last.
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Books
First Ladies, Can We Talk?
by Leisa Wynn-Johnson
Price:
$9.99 USD.
Words: 37,040.
Language:
English.
Published: March 25, 2023
by
Christian Living Books, Inc..
Categories:
Nonfiction » Religion & Spirituality » Christian Life / Women’s Issues
An honest discourse on the dynamics of church culture, church politics, and the relationships between church folk, pastors, and their wives. Let’s talk about loneliness, isolation, misunderstandings, role conflicts, rejection, depression, and criticism. And let’s talk about the tears, intense pressure to perform, and the longing to be liked.