KICKING OFF THE WOMENS CONFERENCE MEETING WEEK WITH PROPHETESS AND AUTHOR MELANIE GILMORE!

We set this conference off with Wind and Fire! Melanie D. Gilmore is a native of Albany NY where she is the oldest daughter of six, born to the late Earlie Gilmore and Betty Gilmore. Prophetess Gilmore currently holds a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology, Honors Master's Degree in Community Counseling and in March of 2006 Melanie received her License as a Mental Health Counselor in the State of New York. In June of 2008 the grace of God afforded Melanie to open up her psychotherapy counseling center, by name "Step by Step". Step by Step Counseling Center offers counseling in the areas of crisis intervention, marriage, family, individuals and children. Prophetess Gilmore has been very faithfully working along side of a pioneering Ministry in the tri-cities area. For over 20 years Prophetess Gilmore has served faithfully in her local church, by name World Harvest Family Worship Center, as CEO of Cry at Midnight Youth Outreach, Primary Therapist, and Interim Pastor for two years and now Assistant Overseer of Churches under the covering of Call to Pray Ministries Head-Quarters. It is at her local church that she continues to serve under the Auspices of Chief Apostle Betty Gilmore. Prophetess Gilmore strongly believes that "one must serve and be under authority first and then and only then will God elevate you to be in authority." Prophetess Gilmore is led by the spirit of God to travel extensively preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ around the world to the hurting, bringing liberty to captives and releasing the wind and fire of God to whomever will receive. Prophetess Gilmore operates heavily in deliverance, healing and assisting people in being thrusted into dimensions in God they have never experienced before. She has written many prophetical songs of worship and healing and is currently working with her Minister of Music for the WHFWC Worship Experience CD!! Prophetess Gilmore released her first book "Stay in the Process" in June of 2004