Kellie Brooks

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  Kellie Brooks serves as Director of Development for a Georgia pregnancy
resource center that covers three counties. The first year of volunteering at
this clinic, 7 young women chose life for their babies and found salvation
through the sharing of this amazing God story. This has opened the door to
almost a decade of sharing her story of God's redeeming grace and love.
Kellie has been privileged to share her testimony to many by carrying a
poster with her daughter’s picture that says “My Miracle.”The poster has
been seen at the March For Life in Atlanta and Washington. The poster
also caught the attention of a young struggling mom outside of an abortion
clinic. In her desperation God was able to offer this young mother love,
prayer and grace.
A pastor’s daughter went bad, many would say. From one failed
relationship to the next, rejection and depression ruled her life. From
fighting to protect her daughters from danger to finding herself pregnant out
of wedlock God was always faithful. The secret battle Kellie was harboring
eventually led to the inside of a backstreet abortion clinic in Atlanta where
God miraculously saved her baby. Not only was one saved but 2. That
miracle baby is now in her twenties with a baby girl of her own.
Surviving a crash being hit by three eighteen wheelers to a near ski
accident to stage 3 colon cancer, God guided her journey through dreams,
visions and even a few angels along the way. .
One in four women are affiliated with abortion, one in four women also
experience domestic violence. They seem to go hand in hand. Kellie can
speak to domestic violence and how God can turn a mess into a message.
Kellie delights in sharing her story of God’s love , redemption and
forgiveness.
Today Kellie takes care of her mom who suffers from kidney disease and
congestive heart failure. Her dad lost his battle to kidney disease in 2014.
She has 3 beautiful daughters, a wonderful son in law, 6 grandchildren, one
brother and sister in law and 4 terrific nephews.
In life’s busyness, Kellie serves in many areas of ministry. Kellie has served
since 2015 as a BGEA RRT chaplain, a law enforcement chaplain and a

board member for End the Wait Foundation. Kellie has served in many
leadership roles including ministering to her dad’s former church for 2 1⁄2
years. At the present Kellie is learning screenwriting and acting in the faith
film industry. Her podcast “Mission Tabernacle Outreach” has reached
around the world for almost 3 years. It can be found on 6 major platforms.

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