Dr. Jacqueline Rene ("Nay Nay") Bryant

PERSONAL 

Jacqueline R. Bryant was the Co-Pastor of New Bethel Christian Center located in Fort Valley, Georgia, and co-laborer with Senior Pastor and surviving husband, Elder Frankie L. Bryant. She was a native of St. Louis, Missouri and before her departure, resided in Byron, Georgia. Born July 27, 1968, to Zannie Turner and Rosemary Carter (Green), she was the eldest of five siblings: Zannie A. Turner, Ebonie Turner­Zamora (Misha), Darryl Green (Lyniece), and Gregory Green. She also had four bonus siblings: Mark Green, Antonio Green, Monte Green, and Noel Turner. She is survived by her three daughters, Ronnesha Turner, Brittany Sutherland (Orelando Collier), and Daria Turner as well as three spiritual daughters, Shelisse, Cherrilleye, and Gabrielle. Jacqueline also had four grandchildren, Marla, Miah, Miguel, and London along with multiple nieces and nephews. Jacqueline was preceded in death by her father and youngest brother. Jacqueline also enjoyed reading, learning, teaching, sowing into the lives of others, and traveling to create new memories. 

EDUCATION & PROFESSIONAL 

Evangelist Bryant retired from the United States Army having served faithfully working in the administrative and personnel field. She had over 28 years of administrative, managerial, and supervisory experience acquired through both the military and working with grass root nonprofit organizations. She held a Bachelor of Science in Business Management with a minor in Psychology; a Master of Science in Industrial Organizational Psychology and completed her PhD studies with a concentration in Industrial Organizational Psychology each acquired from the University of Phoenix. She was actively pursuing a PhD in Christian Organizational Leadership at Newburgh Theological Seminary. Jacqueline was a certified small group facilitator, group conflict management facilitator, and a certified trainer in customer service. 

MINISTRY 

She was a licensed evangelist missionary with the prophetic mantle to declare the Word of God with accuracy and conviction by the unction of the Holy Spirit. As a servant of the Lord, she was gifted for the edification of the body of Christ and to serve as the Pastor and Executive Director of Divinely Designed Ministries International. This ministry's vision and mission is to assist with the empowerment, education, enlightenment, encouragement, and edification of God's people through practical teaching. Evangelist Bryant was Kingdom­minded and ministry-driven and was favored to humbly serve in several capacities within the body of Christ that shaped and developed her spiritually. 
Spiritual development assignments were significant, ranging from being a Youth Pastor, Conference Coordinator, to her former assignment as the Jurisdictional Department of Women Chairlady. 

Evangelist Bryant's most noteworthy honor and praise to the Lord was being a true worshipper and lover of the Lord Jesus Christ and His people. Living a saved, sanctified, and Holy Ghost filled life were the greatest treasures of her life. 
ln the end, "This was all for His Glory." 

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