Madam Glenda Williams

First Lady of the Fourth Jurisdiction

Madam Glenda Williams​

Elect-Lady Glenda R. Williams was born in Clark Country Arkansas in the year of 1957, to Bert and the late Mother Mary Hunter.  She is the six of eight siblings.
Madam Williams graduated from Sparkman High School with honors in 1975. She also was united in holy wedlock on June 27, 1975.  Madam and Bishop Williams was blessed with two daughters and one Son, they also have two grandchildren.

Madam Williams was saved and filled with the baptism of the Holy Ghost in 1980; she became a member of the Williams Temple Church of God in Christ, Sparkman Arkansas under the leadership of Elder Paul Williams.

She has served in in the local church as Sunday School Teacher, Choir President, Youth Director, Minister Wives President, Bible Band Teacher and Secretary.

Madam Williams truly is a woman of many talents who uses them in the work of the ministry.  Madam Williams was appointed to serve as District Missionary of The Camden North District under Mother Bernice Lambert an Office she held for over ten Years.

She is founder of the “WISH’ Newsletters (Women Inspired, Sanctified and Holy).  She work alongside her husband Bishop Williams, in the Ministry at Greater Love Church of God in Christ,  She is a Licensed Missionary, First Lady of Greater Love Church of God in Christ, State Minister Wives President and the first Lady of Fourth Jurisdiction of Arkansas Church of God in Christ.

Madam Williams formerly served as the Second Jurisdiction of Arkansas State Women Conference and Licensing Committee Co-Chairman. Because of her love and compassion for women, the Lord placed it in her heart to organize the Sister Love Fellowship Ministries in 2004 that promote love, friendship, fellowship, unity and high self-esteem for women.

Madam Williams has been employed at the Arkadelphia Public School District for 21 years: currently serving as personnel Assistant, she is a license realtor and has been for over twenty years. Madam Williams’s utmost desire is to please the Lord and hear God say well done thy good and faithful servant.