Evangelist
conducting global ministry and assisting in humanitarian efforts.
conducting global ministry and assisting in humanitarian efforts.
Educator
TESOL
Bible Courses
TESOL
Bible Courses
Convention Speaker
Women's Issues, Revivalist, Soul Winning
Women's Issues, Revivalist, Soul Winning
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about the author
Robin Wright is the first lady of Greater Miller Memorial Church of God in Christ in Warren, Michigan. She is married to one of the Church of God in Christ's most notable leaders, Bishop Earl J. Wright, Sr.
This native of Memphis, Tennessee is mother of two sons and grandmother to two grandsons.
Robin supervises the Department of Women for the Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction of Japan (headquarters in Okinawa, Japan) and travels to Japan several times a year.
She is the founder and CEO of Robin Wright Evangelistic Crusades and is very active as a first responder, disaster/relief worker, and advocate for children and underprivileged single mothers.
Her greatest joy is family and her greatest passion seeing souls converted to Christ.
Robin is the author of several self-published works:
The Ministry of the Leaking Bucket (2011)
Falling Feathers (2010)
Evangelism Plain & Simple (1997)
Work in progress:
The Spirit of Hagar in the 21st Century Church (2012)
This native of Memphis, Tennessee is mother of two sons and grandmother to two grandsons.
Robin supervises the Department of Women for the Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction of Japan (headquarters in Okinawa, Japan) and travels to Japan several times a year.
She is the founder and CEO of Robin Wright Evangelistic Crusades and is very active as a first responder, disaster/relief worker, and advocate for children and underprivileged single mothers.
Her greatest joy is family and her greatest passion seeing souls converted to Christ.
Robin is the author of several self-published works:
The Ministry of the Leaking Bucket (2011)
Falling Feathers (2010)
Evangelism Plain & Simple (1997)
Work in progress:
The Spirit of Hagar in the 21st Century Church (2012)
