About Kelly Crews

Prophetess Kelly Crews is the CEO and founder of Kelly Crews Ministries (KCM). The vision and passion of this ministry is to proclaim the saving, healing and delivering power of Jesus Christ worldwide. KCM empowers people globally to walk fully and freely in God’s purpose for their lives. God has truly anointed and appointed Prophetess Crews to minister the Gospel of Jesus Christ with grace and love, dividing asunder the spirits of mediocrity and complacency in order for people to experience the extraordinary manifestation of God’s glory. She truly walks in an Isaiah 61 anointing, “to bind up the broken-hearted and set the captives free.”

Kelly Crews Ministries was birthed in 2003. She knew she was given a great mandate to boldly speak the Word of the Lord and it could not be ignored. Kelly has had to overcome devastating adversity in her life from the time she was a child, but never let the challenges obstruct God’s calling. Through this ministry, God allows her to travel all over the nation preaching, teaching, singing and prophesying the Word of the Lord. Some words to describe the ministry of Prophetess Kelly would be impacting, dynamic, radical, life-transforming, challenging, power-packed, revelatory, relational and real. God uses her voice as an instrument to shift atmospheres and bring change to people, houses and regions. Through the administration of Bishop Joey Johnson, Pastor of the House of the Lord, Akron, OH, Prophetess Kelly also attended the “School of the Prophets,” an affiliation of Christian International Ministries, founded by Dr. Bill Hamon. She is submitted to and ordained by Pastor Donte L. Thompson, Senior Pastor of Victory Temple, in Akron, OH.

Prophetess Kelly says that she has taken all the limits off of God. As she is continually giving God glory, the sentiments of her heart are simply this: “Lord, please don’t ever take your Spirit from me, for I am nothing without you. She has committed her life to glorifying God by going wherever she goes. Accordingly, her personal life and ministry truly exemplifies the saying, “Lord, I’m available to you!” She is the proud mother of two beautiful children, Jordan and Makayla, who are her pride and joy.

www.kellycrews.org/about.php

“Overcoming Wrong Mindsets: Part II”

By

Joyce Meyer

Confronting Your Emotions and Facing Your Mistakes

Dave and I have an eight-year-old granddaughter who’s just like me. I mean, she has a mouth. And so it’s an issue her parents are helping her work out. Well, my daughter is always sending me texts about how her kids are doing, and one morning when she was having a hard time with her daughter at home, she told her, “You need to stop being disrespectful.” And my granddaughter said, “Well, you need to stop making me mad.”

The funny thing is, when she came home from school that day, she’d had some sort of lesson about self-control and she told my daughter, “Do you know what everybody’s problem is? It’s their mouth.” But it didn’t even occur to her that she needed help in that area herself.

Now, it’s easy to laugh about stuff like that when you’re talking about an eight-year-old. But if you and I will be honest with ourselves, there are some behavioral issues we have to work out too.

Taking an Inventory of Your Attitude

I think one of the smartest things you can do is take a regular inventory of your attitude. For example, what kind of attitude do you have when you don’t get your way? Or when someone else gets what you want? Or when somebody tries to correct you?

The Bible says that our trials bring out endurance, steadfastness and patience in us (see James 1:2-3). But the first things they generally bring out are impatience, jealousy and anger. Thankfully, by the power of the Holy Spirit, we have everything we need to live above our emotions.

You see, when we’re born again, God gives us all the fruit of the Spirit, including love, peace, patience and self-control. We just need to learn how to use them.

Taking Responsibility for Your Mistakes

In Genesis 3, Eve thought that eating the fruit of the forbidden tree would make her wise. Verse 6 says, “She took of its fruit and ate; and she gave some also to her husband, and he ate.”

Now, Adam could have done what God told him to do and refused it, but instead, he took the fruit and ate it. And then when God showed up, all kinds of finger pointing started.

Adam says in verse 12, “The woman whom You gave to be with me―she gave me [fruit] from the tree, and I ate.” Now let’s look at verse 13: “God said to the woman, What is this you have done? And the woman said, The serpent beguiled (cheated, outwitted, and deceived) me, and I ate.”

Neither one of them was willing to take responsibility for their actions.

All That God Expects from Me and You

Frankly, I like it when people own up to their mistakes. Don’t you? I mean, it actually makes it a lot easier to forgive them and move on.

Well, it’s the same with God. When we make mistakes, all He wants us to do is take responsibility and be honest. The first person we have to be honest with is ourselves.

Part of my time with God is meeting with me―taking an inventory of my thoughts and attitudes because I want to be free. I don’t want to carry around those heavy burdens anymore. We need to ask ourselves questions like, “How easily do I get offended?” “How much time do I really spend in the Word?” “How much of my time do I spend trying to make other people happy?”

Changing my attitude has made my life so much better and it’s opened the door for God to bless me in a lot of ways. And I want to encourage you to apply God’s Word to your life because it will bless you too.

If you find yourself in a bad temper, God doesn’t want you to try to hide it from Him or act like it doesn’t exist. And He won’t be impressed if you put the blame on somebody else. Just face the truth, ask God to help you…and move on.

For more on this topic, order Joyce’s four-CD series Overcoming Wrong Mindsets. You can also contact us to receive our free magazine, Enjoying Everyday Life, by calling (800) 727-9673 or visiting www.joycemeyer.org.

Ladies, join Joyce at her Love Life Women’s Conference September 15-17, 2011 in St. Louis, MO. For more information, go to www.joycemeyer.org/lovelife11.

Joyce Meyer is a New York Times bestselling author and founder of Joyce Meyer Ministries, Inc. She has authored nearly 90 books, including Battlefield of the Mind and Power Thoughts (Hachette). She hosts the Enjoying Everyday Life radio and TV programs, which air on hundreds of stations worldwide. For more information, visit www.joycemeyer.org.

Please note: The views and opinions expressed throughout this publication and/or website are those of the respective authors and do not necessarily reflect those of Joyce Meyer Ministries.

Reverend Robin Dinnanauth, an ambassador of Jesus Christ, was born on June 23, 1974 in Berbice, Guyana at Number 56 village, a rural community on the Corentyne coast. He was born into a strong Hindu family of East Indian descent. He grew up in a West Indian culture heavily influenced by British and East Indian customs and beliefs. His father was a farmer and his mother a house wife. Reverend Dinnanauth is the third of five siblings and was raised during his formative years in impoverished homes as the earnings of a farmer in a third world country were very low.

From the very beginning of his life he faced many challenges, including both physical and emotional distress. His family and doctor had no hope of his survival because from age one he was sick and below the normal growth rate of children his age. His Hindu mother met an old Christian woman, giving out Christian flyers and out of desperation asked her to pray for him. God sustained his life and at the age of four Reverend Dinnanauth began attending Sunday school although his family was still affixed in Hinduism. At the age seven he was afflicted with a rare skin disease, rubella, on his feet. He lived in constant itching and pain. The condition grew worse and his mother searched everywhere to get help for her young son. There was hopelessness everywhere and doctors had no answer to alleviate or prevent this ailment at this time in Guyana.

He longed for the comfort touch of his loved ones but because of the disease and the uncertainty of its nature, his siblings and his parents would not spend quality time with him. His parents frustrated, full of grief and in great desperation decided that his Christian grandmother will be able to take better care of him while allowing his mother to raise his other siblings.  His grandmother knew Jesus Christ as the healer and that by His stripes we are healed. She believed that only God can heal her grandson and decided to take him to the local church, an old shanty wooden house, where they were having a few nights of healing and deliverance services. The preacher was a Pastor from Trinidad. His grandmother with faith and expectation believed that her grandson will experience a mighty touch from the hands of the healer.

While at the church service Reverend Dinnanauth began to see the power of God touching and delivering people. He saw people falling to the ground; some were shaking and speaking in strange tongues. He couldn’t understand what was happening. He became afraid and wanted to leave but his grandmother was persistent on staying because she knew the purpose of her visit. After what seems like an eternity, the Pastor called him out and prayed for God to heal him. The Pastor also told Reverend Dinnanauth that God will use him mightily. That night, at seven years old, having felt the love of God, he accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior and believed that God was going to heal him. After a week, Reverend Dinnanauth was completely healed and to God be the glory he is healed until this day.

While men scorned him, God held out his holy hand and wiped away his affliction. From this point, Reverend Dinnanauth was determined to learn about his Healer and Savior and decided to serve the Lord with all his might. Reverend Dinnanauth’s journey to let the world know his healer and savior just began but he did not know the consequences.

Hinduism was the predominant religion in his community and being a Christian was a sign of disgrace and dishonor to the family. While living at his grandmother’s house he was persecuted, rejected, tortured, abandon, abused and called names for being a Christian. His uncle beat him constantly because of the love that the grandmother was giving to him and the uncle saw him as a threat. The grandmother could not help Reverend Dinnanauth because she was afraid of her son. His grandmother owned a bar and a restaurant where he had to work. He had daily chores that he had to perform before and after school.

Words cannot explain how this little boy’s heart was cut into pieces. Night after night he cried himself to sleep and sometimes was awaken by his own screams. Everyday he felt like stones were thrown at him and he did not know how to find help. Through all the physical and emotional mistreatment, he felt neglected and abandoned and craved for his mother’s love and care. Reverend Dinnanauth was not allowed to visit his parents or tell them about the abuse. His mother will visit once every three months. He will see his father twice per year and his siblings once per year. He could not understand why he had to be given to his grandmother. Hopelessness and anxiety consumed him and the devil began to play with his mind and tried to convince him that he was unworthy to live in this world. Reverend Dinnanauth attempted suicide six times but failed.

The devil could not destroy the seed that God planted in him for God’s plan and purpose had to come to fruition. In the midst of Reverend Dinnanauth deepest despair God showed up and wrap his unconditional love around him. Thank God for an aunt who could no longer see Reverend Dinnanauth’s abuse and aided him at age thirteen, to make the radical decision to run away from his grandmother to his parents. She informed his parents of the abuse he went through and they refused to return him to his grandmother.

The physical abuse stopped but the emotional mistreatment continued. Members of his immediate family and extended family and members of the community persecuted him because of his faith in Jesus Christ. He changed his last name because they believe that his faith in Jesus Christ was disgrace to the family’s reputation. Through this Reverend Dinnanauth grew closer to God because he knew what God did for him during his trials and tribulations. Nothing could have separated him from his love for God.

While Reverend Dinnanauth was experiencing adversities with his family he was faced with another challenge. His grandmother had told him that only good people go to church but he found that this was untrue. He searched for love in the church; a place which he thought would shower him with the love and care. He was sadly disappointed. Instead of love he received rejection because of his family’s faith in Hinduism. Church members gossiped about him and tormented him. He had to clean up after church events and while others had their fill of food, he had nothing to eat. He continued to work in the house of the Lord without complaining.

Reverend Dinnanauth wanted to leave the church but God gave him favor with two individuals. The first, his pastor saw the mighty anointing of the Lord upon him and began to mentor him. The second, an intercessor, an older woman, who saw his faithfulness and took him under her wings. She was very poor but helped him spiritually and financially so that he could take bible courses.

God started to use Reverend Dinnanauth at a young age. At the age nine he became a Sunday school teacher; at age twelve he was preaching the gospel and at age eighteen he became a youth pastor and worship leader. He was ministering at churches and at crusades all across Guyana.

In 1991, he could not afford to attend a youth conference. No one would support him financially, but he was determined to attend this conference. He sold copra, a by product of dry coconut. He went door to door, day after day selling the copra under the hot tropical sun until God finally blessed him with enough money to attend the conference. At the conference, the Prophetess called him out of the crowd, prophesied into his life and imparted God’s anointing into his life. The Prophetess told him God will raise him up and use him mightily but it will not be in his country of birth.

In 1994, there was a second youth conference. He knew God had something more for him and he attended with great enthusiasm and expectation. He cleaned houses to meet the costs for the conference. One night Reverend Dinnanauth was leading the worship and in the mist of the crowd, God allowed him to see “the most beautiful girl he had ever seen and he knew that was the one”. In 1996, he married this beautiful young lady, Veronica Singh. Together they have three wonderful children Justin M. Jr., Josiah Timothy and Jaden Luke.

Reverend Dinnanauth graduated from Corentyne Comprehensive Secondary School in June 1991 and began working at the Guyana Sugar Corporation, Skeldon Estate as an accountant for one year. In 1993 he taught elementary school until 1999 when he migrated to the United States and worked at Universal Music Group Inc. in Manhattan until 2007.

In New York he attended two churches but had to leave as the Pastor and leadership will not allow him to use his God given gift to do anything for the Lord. Simultaneously, God began ministering to him about establishing his own church but he could not get anyone to ordain or license him as a Pastor. Independently, Reverend Dinnanauth researched ways to get ordain and to establish a church. God showed up and made a way where they seem to be no way. God favor was with him as he was able to get proper guidance to establish his ministry.

In October 10, 2004 Reverend Dinnanauth founded the Emmanuel Full Gospel Assemblies (EFGA), a non denominational Pentecostal church.  He began his ministry in a small room with a bathroom with no doors. Someone had to hold up a sheet whenever they had to use the bathroom. From its humble beginnings God blessed the ministry which is currently located in South Richmond Hill, New York. The congregation began to grow rapidly and obedient to the call of God, Reverend Dinnanauth gave up a six figure salary to work fulltime in the ministry. He founded the Emmanuel Full Gospel Assemblies Ministerial Fellowship (EFGAMF) whose purpose is to plant churches and to bring the lost to the cross. Today the EFGAMF has planted multiple branches in New York, and other parts of the United States and internationally. He also founded the Emmanuel Bible Training Institute (EBTI) and Robin Healings Ministries (RHM) which is the outreach arm of EFGAMF.

In April of 2010, Reverend Dinnanauth was in Connecticut a one week course, hosted by Dr. Cindy Trimm, of Kingdom University School of Ministry when he had life transforming experience. He had an encounter with both the devil and God. One night, after classes he was sleeping with the lights off when suddenly a heavy black shadow came over him and began pressing him down on the bed. Reverend Dinnanauth heard a deep, scary voice saying “I was waiting to get you alone”. He got dreadfully afraid as the devil was torturing him. His heart was racing uncontrollably, he felt congested and sweat began running down his face until he couldn’t breathe. Out of fear he got up and almost threw himself out the widow. Suddenly, he heard the still soft voice of the Lord assuring him that he was not alone. Reverend Dinnanauth got empowered and began yelling and casting the demon out of the room. After the devil fled God appeared and ministered to him concerning his life and ministry. This experience made him realize how powerful the devil is but reassured him that his God has given his children greater power to triumph over evil. He returned with a greater anointing as his prayer life, his preaching and his relationships were transformed. He came back with a mandate to empower believers to birth out that which God has placed within them and to bring the lost to the cross. He immediately held a mighty seventy days of non stop birthing floor revival. During that period God give him many revelations which he used to write his book, Birthing Floor. During that summer he took the birthing floor revival to several cities across the country.

Reverend Dinnanauth has a bachelor’s degree in theology from More Than Conquerors School of Theology. He is also a Board Certified Pastoral Counselor, certified by the International Board of Christian Counselors (IBCC). He has several continuing education certifications. He is the author of the following bestselling books: Miracles Still Happen, Let the Warfare Begin, Fasting for Personal Breakthrough, Birthing Floor and a top-selling devotional journal, Every Day with Jesus and the Prophetic Intercession and Spiritual Warfare Manual.

Reverend Dinnanauth’s journey to let the world know his healer and savior was far from perfect. He went through abuse and persecution. His faith is still tested but he is    determined to serve the Lord with all his might. He understands the power of his Healer and Savior Jesus Christ and wants the world to know Him (Jesus Christ).

Through his ordeals, God saw his faithfulness and gave Reverend Dinnanauth double for his troubles. Reverend Dinnanauth is on a mission to bring the lost to the cross by preaching the uncompromised Word of God through signs, wonders and miracle. He wants to see God’s Kingdom come on earth so that His (God’s) Will, will be done as he (Reverend Dinnanauth) takes the healing and deliverance ministry of the Gospel of Jesus Christ across the nation and around the world. From a child until this day, he is persistent in serving the Lord our God in all righteousness. Today Reverend Dinnanauth stands to tell the world to stand still and see the salvation of the Lord because the battle is the Lord’s. He feels strongly in the scripture “though he slay me yet will I serve him.”

Church:

Tabernacle of Emmanuel Full Gospel Assemblies

Ministries:

Robin Healing Ministries

Rise & Be Healed Media Ministry

Emmanuel Bible Training Institute

Ministry Phone:

Toll Free: 1-855 ROBINTV

Prayer Line: 718-725-1400

Fax No: 718-725-1401

Ministry Email:

info@robinhealingministry.com

Ministry Website:

www.robinhealingministry.com

From the very beginning of his life he faced many challenges, including both physical and emotional distress. His family and doctor had no hope of his survival because from age one he was sick and below the normal growth rate of children his age. His Hindu mother met an old Christian woman, giving out Christian flyers and out of desperation asked her to pray for him. God sustained his life and at the age of four Reverend Dinnanauth began attending Sunday school although his family was still affixed in Hinduism. At the age seven he was afflicted with a rare skin disease, rubella, on his feet. He lived in constant itching and pain. The condition grew worse and his mother searched everywhere to get help for her young son. There was hopelessness everywhere and doctors had no answer to alleviate or prevent this ailment at this time in Guyana.

He longed for the comfort touch of his loved ones but because of the disease and the uncertainty of its nature, his siblings and his parents would not spend quality time with him. His parents frustrated, full of grief and in great desperation decided that his Christian grandmother will be able to take better care of him while allowing his mother to raise his other siblings.  His grandmother knew Jesus Christ as the healer and that by His stripes we are healed. She believed that only God can heal her grandson and decided to take him to the local church, an old shanty wooden house, where they were having a few nights of healing and deliverance services. The preacher was a Pastor from Trinidad. His grandmother with faith and expectation believed that her grandson will experience a mighty touch from the hands of the healer.

While at the church service Reverend Dinnanauth began to see the power of God touching and delivering people. He saw people falling to the ground; some were shaking and speaking in strange tongues. He couldn’t understand what was happening. He became afraid and wanted to leave but his grandmother was persistent on staying because she knew the purpose of her visit. After what seems like an eternity, the Pastor called him out and prayed for God to heal him. The Pastor also told Reverend Dinnanauth that God will use him mightily. That night, at seven years old, having felt the love of God, he accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior and believed that God was going to heal him. After a week, Reverend Dinnanauth was completely healed and to God be the glory he is healed until this day.

While men scorned him, God held out his holy hand and wiped away his affliction. From this point, Reverend Dinnanauth was determined to learn about his Healer and Savior and decided to serve the Lord with all his might. Reverend Dinnanauth’s journey to let the world know his healer and savior just began but he did not know the consequences.

Hinduism was the predominant religion in his community and being a Christian was a sign of disgrace and dishonor to the family. While living at his grandmother’s house he was persecuted, rejected, tortured, abandon, abused and called names for being a Christian. His uncle beat him constantly because of the love that the grandmother was giving to him and the uncle saw him as a threat. The grandmother could not help Reverend Dinnanauth because she was afraid of her son. His grandmother owned a bar and a restaurant where he had to work. He had daily chores that he had to perform before and after school.

Words cannot explain how this little boy’s heart was cut into pieces. Night after night he cried himself to sleep and sometimes was awaken by his own screams. Everyday he felt like stones were thrown at him and he did not know how to find help. Through all the physical and emotional mistreatment, he felt neglected and abandoned and craved for his mother’s love and care. Reverend Dinnanauth was not allowed to visit his parents or tell them about the abuse. His mother will visit once every three months. He will see his father twice per year and his siblings once per year. He could not understand why he had to be given to his grandmother. Hopelessness and anxiety consumed him and the devil began to play with his mind and tried to convince him that he was unworthy to live in this world. Reverend Dinnanauth attempted suicide six times but failed.

The devil could not destroy the seed that God planted in him for God’s plan and purpose had to come to fruition. In the midst of Reverend Dinnanauth deepest despair God showed up and wrap his unconditional love around him. Thank God for an aunt who could no longer see Reverend Dinnanauth’s abuse and aided him at age thirteen, to make the radical decision to run away from his grandmother to his parents. She informed his parents of the abuse he went through and they refused to return him to his grandmother.

The physical abuse stopped but the emotional mistreatment continued. Members of his immediate family and extended family and members of the community persecuted him because of his faith in Jesus Christ. He changed his last name because they believe that his faith in Jesus Christ was disgrace to the family’s reputation. Through this Reverend Dinnanauth grew closer to God because he knew what God did for him during his trials and tribulations. Nothing could have separated him from his love for God.

While Reverend Dinnanauth was experiencing adversities with his family he was faced with another challenge. His grandmother had told him that only good people go to church but he found that this was untrue. He searched for love in the church; a place which he thought would shower him with the love and care. He was sadly disappointed. Instead of love he received rejection because of his family’s faith in Hinduism. Church members gossiped about him and tormented him. He had to clean up after church events and while others had their fill of food, he had nothing to eat. He continued to work in the house of the Lord without complaining.

Reverend Dinnanauth wanted to leave the church but God gave him favor with two individuals. The first, his pastor saw the mighty anointing of the Lord upon him and began to mentor him. The second, an intercessor, an older woman, who saw his faithfulness and took him under her wings. She was very poor but helped him spiritually and financially so that he could take bible courses.

God started to use Reverend Dinnanauth at a young age. At the age nine he became a Sunday school teacher; at age twelve he was preaching the gospel and at age eighteen he became a youth pastor and worship leader. He was ministering at churches and at crusades all across Guyana.

In 1991, he could not afford to attend a youth conference. No one would support him financially, but he was determined to attend this conference. He sold copra, a by product of dry coconut. He went door to door, day after day selling the copra under the hot tropical sun until God finally blessed him with enough money to attend the conference. At the conference, the Prophetess called him out of the crowd, prophesied into his life and imparted God’s anointing into his life. The Prophetess told him God will raise him up and use him mightily but it will not be in his country of birth.

In 1994, there was a second youth conference. He knew God had something more for him and he attended with great enthusiasm and expectation. He cleaned houses to meet the costs for the conference. One night Reverend Dinnanauth was leading the worship and in the mist of the crowd, God allowed him to see “the most beautiful girl he had ever seen and he knew that was the one”. In 1996, he married this beautiful young lady, Veronica Singh. Together they have three wonderful children Justin M. Jr., Josiah Timothy and Jaden Luke.

Reverend Dinnanauth graduated from Corentyne Comprehensive Secondary School in June 1991 and began working at the Guyana Sugar Corporation, Skeldon Estate as an accountant for one year. In 1993 he taught elementary school until 1999 when he migrated to the United States and worked at Universal Music Group Inc. in Manhattan until 2007.

In New York he attended two churches but had to leave as the Pastor and leadership will not allow him to use his God given gift to do anything for the Lord. Simultaneously, God began ministering to him about establishing his own church but he could not get anyone to ordain or license him as a Pastor. Independently, Reverend Dinnanauth researched ways to get ordain and to establish a church. God showed up and made a way where they seem to be no way. God favor was with him as he was able to get proper guidance to establish his ministry.

In October 10, 2004 Reverend Dinnanauth founded the Emmanuel Full Gospel Assemblies (EFGA), a non denominational Pentecostal church.  He began his ministry in a small room with a bathroom with no doors. Someone had to hold up a sheet whenever they had to use the bathroom. From its humble beginnings God blessed the ministry which is currently located in South Richmond Hill, New York. The congregation began to grow rapidly and obedient to the call of God, Reverend Dinnanauth gave up a six figure salary to work fulltime in the ministry. He founded the Emmanuel Full Gospel Assemblies Ministerial Fellowship (EFGAMF) whose purpose is to plant churches and to bring the lost to the cross. Today the EFGAMF has planted multiple branches in New York, and other parts of the United States and internationally. He also founded the Emmanuel Bible Training Institute (EBTI) and Robin Healings Ministries (RHM) which is the outreach arm of EFGAMF.

In April of 2010, Reverend Dinnanauth was in Connecticut a one week course, hosted by Dr. Cindy Trimm, of Kingdom University School of Ministry when he had life transforming experience. He had an encounter with both the devil and God. One night, after classes he was sleeping with the lights off when suddenly a heavy black shadow came over him and began pressing him down on the bed. Reverend Dinnanauth heard a deep, scary voice saying “I was waiting to get you alone”. He got dreadfully afraid as the devil was torturing him. His heart was racing uncontrollably, he felt congested and sweat began running down his face until he couldn’t breathe. Out of fear he got up and almost threw himself out the widow. Suddenly, he heard the still soft voice of the Lord assuring him that he was not alone. Reverend Dinnanauth got empowered and began yelling and casting the demon out of the room. After the devil fled God appeared and ministered to him concerning his life and ministry. This experience made him realize how powerful the devil is but reassured him that his God has given his children greater power to triumph over evil. He returned with a greater anointing as his prayer life, his preaching and his relationships were transformed. He came back with a mandate to empower believers to birth out that which God has placed within them and to bring the lost to the cross. He immediately held a mighty seventy days of non stop birthing floor revival. During that period God give him many revelations which he used to write his book, Birthing Floor. During that summer he took the birthing floor revival to several cities across the country.

Reverend Dinnanauth has a bachelor’s degree in theology from More Than Conquerors School of Theology. He is also a Board Certified Pastoral Counselor, certified by the International Board of Christian Counselors (IBCC). He has several continuing education certifications. He is the author of the following bestselling books: Miracles Still Happen, Let the Warfare Begin, Fasting for Personal Breakthrough, Birthing Floor and a top-selling devotional journal, Every Day with Jesus and the Prophetic Intercession and Spiritual Warfare Manual.

Reverend Dinnanauth’s journey to let the world know his healer and savior was far from perfect. He went through abuse and persecution. His faith is still tested but he is    determined to serve the Lord with all his might. He understands the power of his Healer and Savior Jesus Christ and wants the world to know Him (Jesus Christ).

Through his ordeals, God saw his faithfulness and gave Reverend Dinnanauth double for his troubles. Reverend Dinnanauth is on a mission to bring the lost to the cross by preaching the uncompromised Word of God through signs, wonders and miracle. He wants to see God’s Kingdom come on earth so that His (God’s) Will, will be done as he (Reverend Dinnanauth) takes the healing and deliverance ministry of the Gospel of Jesus Christ across the nation and around the world. From a child until this day, he is persistent in serving the Lord our God in all righteousness. Today Reverend Dinnanauth stands to tell the world to stand still and see the salvation of the Lord because the battle is the Lord’s. He feels strongly in the scripture “though he slay me yet will I serve him.”

Church:

Tabernacle of Emmanuel Full Gospel Assemblies

Ministries:

Robin Healing Ministries

Rise & Be Healed Media Ministry

Emmanuel Bible Training Institute

Ministry Phone:

Toll Free: 1-855 ROBINTV

Prayer Line: 718-725-1400

Fax No: 718-725-1401

Ministry Email:

info@robinhealingministry.com

Ministry Website:

www.robinhealingministry.com

Rev. Kenneth S. WormackAddress: P.O. Box 51723 Durham, North Carolina 27717-1723 Church: Harvest House Christian Fellowship Church 404 West Jackson Street Mebane, NC Church Phone: (919) 806-8066 Church Website: www.freewebs.com/harvesthousechurch/index.htm E-Mail: Harvest House Christian Fellowship Church Rev. Kenneth S. Wormack

Church Vision: The vision of Harvest House Christian Fellowship Church is one which purposes to address and meet the needs of the “whole man”. In addition, to preaching and teaching the Word of God, (Jeremiah 3:15 says, “And I will give you Pastors according to mine heart, which shall feed you with knowledge and understanding.”) We shall provide social, educational, emotional, and professional opportunities and support to empower the Body of Christ!   Church Mission: Spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ, to bring a greater awareness of God.   Pastor’s Biography: Rev. Kenneth S. Wormack is a multi-gifted minister, educator, and author and motivational speaker. He is the Pastor of Harvest House Christian Fellowship Churh in Mebane, NC. A tenured classroom teacher, at Shepard Magnet School, in Durham, NC, Rev. Wormack has a definite passion for the Body of Christ, especially young people. Most recently, he was selected, for the second time, as a Who�s Who Among America�s Teachers Honoree. As a continuing effort to reach the masses of youth, he is currently serving through motivational speaking, for various non-profit organizations, and public schools. He is also called upon to preach for workshops and conferences for various churches, in and around North Carolina. He is married to Vanda Wilson-Wormack and are both graduates of North Carolina Central University, located in Durham, NC. The couple have two daughters. Through preaching, teaching and motivational speaking, he believes this will enable him to impact the masses of young people and the Body of Christ at-large, and ultimately fulfill the mandate of God on his life. “Once people know who they are in Christ, they can then begin to realize and reach their God-ordained, predestined DESTINY and POTENTIAL!” *If you would like for Rev. Kenneth Wormack to speak at your next youth program or conference, please contact him by clicking here or by phone at (919) 806-8066. **References are available upon request.

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SUNDAY
3:00 pm 2nd and 4th Sundays	Worship Service

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10:30 am	Worship Service
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7:00 pm	Train Your Brain