Ifeytaya Bulow is a servant of God who has a love and compassion for God's people and the lost. She accepted Christ as her Lord and Savior at the age of 24. Her favorite scripture is Psalms 27 verse 1 which states: “The Lord is my light and my salvation. Whom shall I fear?” This verse is reflected in Ifeytaya’s life. She is a bold witness for Christ and enjoys sharing the Gospel with everyone she meets. Her desire to share God's love has had a life-changing impact on people of all ages, genders, religions, cultures, and social backgrounds. She was born in Greenville, SC, but raised in Harlem, NY. As the oldest of eleven children, she consistently provides love and guidance to her younger siblings. She also has been blessed with two sons of her own, LeSean Bulow and Aaron Deck. She is a dedicated nurturing mother who provides care not only to her children but to her bonus children. As an attentive daughter, sister, mother, and friend, she enjoys encouraging and witnessing to those that cross her path. The most distinguishable traits about her are her strong leadership skills, compassion, cheerful demeanor, and sensitivity towards others. Ifeytaya is committed to her academic studies in human services and in the Word of God. Between 1995 and 2009, she earned several degrees and certifications from Touro College: Associate of Arts Degree in Liberal Arts, Bachelor’s degree in Sociology, and a certificate in Youth Counseling. In 2009, she received a Master's in Theological Studies from Logos Christian University. In 2016, she was licensed as a Chaplain by Worldwide Association of Small Churches. In 2017, she was licensed as an Evangelist by Son of the Living God Ministries, Inc. In 2018, she was ordained as a licensed minister at the National Christian Counselors Association. In April 2021, Ifeytaya received her Doctor of Philosophy in Clinical Christian Counseling at Colorado Theological Seminary. Ifeytaya firmly believes this is the calling that God has shaped her to fulfill and is ready to join a team with a similar vision. Grateful for the direction of God in her life, she feels empowered and ready to follow God’s guidance in expanding her role in ministry. Ifeytaya’s future goals are to own her own Christian counseling practice, secure a non-profit organization and housing facility for displaced individuals and assist women who are victims of domestic violence.