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Pastor/Founder Audra Roberson

Audra Roberson was born December 29, 1970 to the parents of Elves and Claudia Hadley of Kensett Arkansas. She is the second oldest of four children. She is a loving mother of six children. She is a devoted wife and faithful to the things of God. She shares in ministry with her husband, Nelson Roberson as founder and pastor. She was raised and baptized in Arnold Chapel Methodist CME Church (formerly Arnold Tabernacle) in Kensett Arkansas under the leadership of Dr. M. L. Hendrix. She preached her first message at the age of 16 to a youth rally. The title of the message was “Do you want to be set free”.

She was license and ordained an Evangelist June 13, 1997 by Pastor Emma Holloway, of House of Prayer Ministries in Little Rock Arkansas. Evangelist Roberson has a heart to see people come to the saving knowledge of Christ. Pastor Roberson is planning to attend Truth Bible College and Seminary in Jacksonville, Florida. She will be pursuing a degree in Biblical Studies and Theology. Her hobbies and interest are writing songs, making crafts and reading. Her favorite book and author is “The Power of a Praying Wife” by Stormie O’ Martin. She also enjoys listening to gospel music. Her favorite artists include Shirley Caesar, Yolanda Adams, Beverly Crawford, Dorothy Norwood, Albertina Walker and Dottie Peoples.

Her spiritual role model that she looks up to is, Prophetess Juanita Bynum, because of the way she operates under the anointing, it flows from her. She has a boldness to speak about her past without feeling ashamed. She gives Audra encouragement not to be ashamed of her own past, but to dust herself off, leave the past in the past, and move on with her life.
Audra Roberson wants to be used by God to encourage the people by making sure they understand the Word of God, because the Word is what it takes to destroy the works of the devil and continue to walk in the deliverance of God.