New Birth House of Prayer for All People invites you to join us for a dual celebration

New Birth House of Prayer for All People invites you to join us for a dual celebration

      From April 7-10, 2016, at 7:30 p.m., the New Birth House of Prayer for All People, Inc., is celebrating a dual celebration for 38 years in ministry and the 75th birthday of Dr. Queen Esther McCormick, their anointed founder, “Let God Arise” Psalms 68:1. McCormick has serviced the community and body of Christ for over 50 years.

Normally a background singer with the nationally known Williams’ Sisters gospel singers, Dr. McCormick released her first of four singles, You Gotta Do What You Gotta Do, No Greater Love, Jesus on the Main Line, and What a Friend We Have in Jesus. Her life-long singing ministry is now an integral part of her preaching and healing ministry.

After having labored in the ministry for over 60 years, Dr. McCormick’s vision for the ministry remains to advance the kingdom of God through active ecumenical teaching and serving. She is committed to the cause. This mighty woman of God continues to win souls for the Body of Christ and to “advance the Kingdom of God through Kingdom Works.” She is a 1960 graduate of Dillard High School in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Queen received a diploma from Brown Institute of Broadcasting in 1975; a Bachelor’s Theology from International Seminary, Plymouth, Fla., in June 1986; an Honorary Doctorate of Divinity from Undenominational Bible Institute of James City, North Carolina in 1992; a Master’s of Biblical Studies from Logos Graduate School in Jacksonville, Fla., 1993; and a Doctorate of Ministry from Logos Graduate School in Jacksonville, Fla., 1996; In addition to continuing her education, she was an active participant in political and civic organizations including but not limited to the PTA at her children’s school, the Urban League, Kiwanis, OIC, and Operation Big Vote,, WYID  and Churches In Actions. In 1971, she ran for school board member at large. She served as President of CUSH (Churches United to Stop HIV) for two years.

In addition to being the current host of “Feed the Flock” radio ministry, she is founder and president of Compassionate Hearts and Serving Hands, a non-profit organization that offers intervention and prevention services for high risk families residing in Broward County. She has extended the outreach ministry to include Juveniles Achieving Goals and Women of Potency.

Dr. Queen Esther McCormick, devoted wife of the late Bishop Samuel McCormick, is the proud mother of six children, grandmother of 12 and great grandmother of two. All of her daughters are actively engaged in ministry at New Birth House of Prayer for All People.

The celebrations are: April 7, 7:30 p.m. – New Birth: Feed the Flock Ministry Began, Dr. Queen E.W. McCormick; April 8, 7:30 p.m. – West Coast Love Campaign, Sarasota, Fla., Bishop Henry Porter; April 9, 7 p.m. – Birthday Celebration, New Birth House of Prayer, Dr. Queen E. McCormick; and April 10, 10:30 p.m. – Praise and Worship Celebration Service.

New Birth House of Prayer for All People, Inc., 2300 N.W. 22 Street, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Contact the Esther McCormick at (954) 357-3405.