Meet Our Mentors

Minister Jermaine Terrell Williams, a devoted servant of Christ from Jackson, Mississippi, has walked faithfully in the call of ministry for over a decade. Rooted and spiritually nurtured under the leadership and apostolic covering of Apostle James L. Parker at Christ the Family of New Life, Minister Williams has become a steadfast vessel of God’s love, wisdom, and truth.

For more than 10 years, he has dedicated his life to mentoring hearts and minds in the ways of Christ, emphasizing the power of unconditional love, sound spiritual understanding, and the transformation of the soul through God’s Word. His ministry is marked by compassion, clarity, and a deep conviction that the Kingdom of God begins with the renewing of the mind and the healing of the heart.

Minister Williams is not only a servant to the church but also a devoted husband and proud father of four daughters. He views his role as a husband and father as an extension of his ministry—leading with love, patience, and integrity, and modeling Christ-like character within his home. His family is both his ministry foundation and his testimony of God’s faithfulness.

Deeply grounded in his identity as a man of God, Minister Williams carries a passion for equipping the next generation to walk boldly in faith. His message is rooted in the belief that true discipleship begins in the mind and manifests in love, and he labors to mentor others into discovering their divine purpose.

His spiritual journey reflects humility and endurance, guided by the Holy Spirit, shaped by years of service, and inspired by a vision of unity in the body of Christ. Whether preaching, teaching, or mentoring one-on-one, Minister Williams carries the anointing of a bridge-builder—drawing people closer to God and to one another.

Our Commitment

We are committed to equipping young people with essential skills and a strong mental foundation for a successful future.

Dr. Angela Britton is a dual graduate of Good Life Christian University with a PHD in Christian Counseling and Christian Entrepreneurship.

Dr. Britton is the proud mother of eight children and 13 grandchildren. Three of Dr. Britton's children are now retired veterans. She is proud to say she has her hand in helping raise and mentor them all. She has a host of God children one whom she was inspired to start this program. That individual graduated 2025 she became involved in the program in 2013. She is now serving in the military. Another God child of whom she mentored and groomed graduated in 2024 and is now a student in college. Knowing her purpose as mentor and teen counselor she is dedicated to helping adolescents navigate the challenges of growth, identity, and purpose. With a foundation in evidence-based philosophy and a heart for connection, Dr. Angela Britton offers personalized mentoring that blends academic insight with emotional intelligence. She has many success stories, and she loves the kids.

Meet Officer Keith Allen of the DJJ a dedicated Juvenile Correctional Officer, Keith specializes in working with at-risk, homeless, and troubled teens, providing structure, safety, and second chances. "My role goes beyond enforcement—I serve as a mentor, guide, and advocate for youth navigating some of life’s most difficult challenges. Through consistent support, accountability, and restorative practices, I help young individuals rebuild trust, develop life skills, and discover their potential." Keith is aware that his mission is to create a pathway toward rehabilitation and personal growth, helping teens move from crisis to confidence, and from survival to success. He is committed to equipping young people with essential skills and a strong mental foundation for a successful future.