Download or read book I Still Hear Footsteps written by Evangelist Watson and published by Hillcrest Publishing Group. This book was released on 2011-07 with total page 77 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Evangelist Watson was born to Laurence and Joanne Kennedy on May 27, 1979. She found Christ in the closet of her bedroom at the tender age of seven. With prophetic dreams and visions, Evangelist always knew she was set apart. But with a high calling there is always a high price to pay. From her birth through every opposition you can think of, Evangelist's ministry has become an example of the Lord's manifested power and purpose. Today, Evangelist Watson is a seasoned woman of God full of wisdom and power. She is also a loving wife and mother of four beautiful, talented and anointed children, and she is also the spiritual mother of many more. She is active in many areas of ministry and has the honor of being a major asset to ministries of others as well as her own, giving her the platform to impart her wisdom, knowledge, and anointing into the lives of countless souls. First and foremost, before all ministries, she is a humble servant, willing to put her hands to whatever God has called her to do (including cleaning toilets and mopping). Evangelist was licensed at New Birth Missionary Baptist Church under Pastor Henry L. Bonner. She is also the newly published author of this book, "I Still Hear Footsteps," and Ghetto Byrds, and is the founder of "Heirs to the Promise Book Club." She takes pride in being a positive example and a beacon of light for those who have either lost their way, or are trying to find their way tothe One True and Living God. Evangelist is a true Woman of God who preaches and lives in the realm of righteousness. Her philosophy on ministry which remains so true even in her own Christian walk can be summed up in one of her life quotes: "The one thing I honestly believe is that you can't impact unless you've been impacted, you can't lead unless you've followed, and you can't impart unless you've lived."