NLTS Conference Ministries
P.O. Box 311963, Atlanta, GA 31131
Phone:(678) 793-7374
Email: nltsconferences@yahoo.com
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Prophetess Tera Carissa Hodges is a trailblazing agent for life change. She is a licensed international faith-based women's empowerment speaker and a certified life coach. She has appeared on more than 100 platforms ranging from women's conferences, churches and faith centers and expos and has headlined events in the U.S., Canada, the Caribbean, Europe and South Africa.
Prophetess Hodges' 7-figure coaching business has segued into her empowerment greeting card line which can be purchased at www.culturegreetings.com. Her collaborated fashion brand has caught the attention of celebrities who have worn them on national television networks.
She is a President's Club Member of Christian Women in Media and a Life Member of Florida A&M University Alumni Association. Among her many notable accomplishments, Prophetess Hodges is a philanthropist who regularly provides financial support for numerous organizations like Free The Slaves, World Vision, Help The Persecuted, Women For Women and more. For a full view of Prophetess Hodges' bio, go to https://lrglobalmediagroup.com.
Pastor Annie Bell is one of God’s humblest servants who is ready and willing to do the work of the Lord. Since accepting Christ as Savior and Lord at a very young age, she’s always known that God has had a call on her life. She serves as pastor of World Life Church in Lawrenceville, Georgia, where her husband, Bishop Earl Bell, is Founder. She also serves as the ministry leader for the women’s department where she can fulfill the core of her ministry which is to support hurting women and to care for the elderly.
Using the various gifts God has given her, Pastor Annie is determined to continue to serve the Lord with gladness and to allow Him to order her steps so that she may go where He has determined she’ll be most effective in ministry.
Chief Debra A. Williams has over 39 years of law enforcement experience. She began her career with the City of Atlanta Police Department in 1983, until retiring in 2011 with the rank of major. After her retirement, Chief Williams served in a plethora of capacities such as a Senior Police Advisor and Deputy Team Leader with the Narcotics Affairs Section in Mexico and as major over day-to-day operations for Clayton County Public Schools Police Department in 2014.
In August 2018, “she was called” as the Chief of Police for Clark Atlanta University Department of Public Safety. She places an emphasis on “called” because she feels that it is a calling for her to serve in this capacity. During her tenure at Clark Atlanta University, she has helped bridged the gap with the students, faculty, staff, alums and the community by implementing several programs initiatives and events. This national award-winning law enforcement professional has a Master of Science, Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice and an Associate Degree in Accounting. Chief Williams is married to retired City of Atlanta Police Major Khirus E. Williams and is a servant member of The Enon Church in College Park, Georgia.
