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Valnesha Fortune Senaran
Born in Florida, Valnesha Fortune Senaran is the youngest of her siblings. She was first introduced to the word of God through family worship. Being brought up in such an environme...mehr sehenBorn in Florida, Valnesha Fortune Senaran is the youngest of her siblings. She was first introduced to the word of God through family worship. Being brought up in such an environment birthed her love and passion for God and ministry. She loves to pray for those around her, as well as motivating young children and adults. With the calling of God on her life since birth, Valnesha began ministering at her local church, Trinité SDA Church, at the age of 13. There, she led the Children's Department for two years and has been the director of the Prayer Department for eight years.
In addition to being a prayer warrior and a leader to young children at her local church, she is a powerhouse preacher. God started using her voice to bring the message of the Kingdom for over seven years. With this love and eagerness to continue sharing the Word of God with others. Valnesha has written her first
prayer devotional, Heavenly Father. Valnesha was inspired by God to write this prayer devotional in order to help readers understand the power of prayer. Through her prayer devotional, she hopes readers can break down the walls the enemy convinced them would never fall. Through Heavenly Father, she hopes that those seeking God will be able to witness how God can turn their painful prayers into
something beautiful, as He has done for her.
Outside of ministry, Valnesha is currently a junior in college. Valnesha has received awards for being a class role model and also going the extra mile. Though she is in her early 20’s, Valnesha believes that education is not a key that opens new doors, but education is a path someone decides to walk in no matter how challenging it may be. She is currently majoring in English Education and cannot wait to use the knowledge she received on to her future students.weniger sehen