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Kerri Gwinn-Harris
Who can find a virtuous woman? For her price is far above rubies.
Proverbs 31:10
The Holy Bible
King James Version
Kerri Gwinn Harris is an on fire Proverbs 31 Woman of God, empowered for Christ, ...ver maisWho can find a virtuous woman? For her price is far above rubies.
Proverbs 31:10
The Holy Bible
King James Version
Kerri Gwinn Harris is an on fire Proverbs 31 Woman of God, empowered for Christ, dynamic, energetic highly sought Women’s ministry leader, author, columnist, radio host, teacher, and inspirational speaker of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Saved by Grace at an early age at the True Light Missionary Baptist Church, in St. Louis, MO where the late Reverend Dr. E. Stanley Howlett served as Pastor. Kerri was baptized at age 5 and professed Christ’s salvation at the age of 11 during the 1974 True Light Missionary Baptist Church summer revival, and today is a member of the Leonard Missionary Baptist Church, St. Louis, MO under the mantle of the ministry of the Reverend Dr. Steven G. Thompson, Senior Pastor.
Kerri accepted her calling as a Women’s Ministry leader in 1999 under the tutelage of Minister Marsha Perkins of the Metropolitan Missionary Baptist Church, Kansas City, MO, where the Dr. Wallace S. Hartsfield was Senior Pastor (retired), and passionately serves God through this teaching ministry, bringing a spiritual message of empowerment and sound Biblical truths to Women struggling daily to walk worthy.
Kerri earned Bachelor of Liberal Arts and Master of Science in Management degrees from Fontbonne University, and currently pursuing a PhD in Organization and Management. A fifth generation Missourian, residing in suburban St. Louis, Kerri is the mother of three accomplished adult daughters, one awesome adult son, two beautiful grand-daughters and lives for God to be exalted, to lead the lost to Christ and to minister to the heart, mind and spirit of women.ver menos
Livros de Kerri Gwinn-Harris
More Precious Than Rubies: Rearing Godly Girls in Ungodly Times