Jacqueline Goodwin is an ordained pastor and prophetess whose ministry focus is
deliverance and healing. She has a passion and heart for the youth which has led her to
various positions within the ministry and career field. Since 2002 Goodwin has served as
Youth Director, a mentor, and a Sunday School teacher within her local church. A former
paralegal, educator, and substance abuse counselor who uses her gift of empowerment to
transform lives within her career field. She has earned a Master of Arts in Practical
Theology from Regent University, Master of Counseling from Webster University,
Columbia SC, a Master of Pastoral Counseling from Liberty University, Lynchburg VA,
an Associate Degree of Paralegal graduating “Magna Cum Laude” from South University
, and a Bachelor of Arts in English from Francis Marion University, Florence SC. She is the
author of, Healing in the Vessel A Mother’s Love A Daughter’s Journey of Faith and From
Bitter to Better. She is the co-author of several Anthologies: Celebrating 365 Days of
Gratitude, Grief to Grind Anthology: How did I lose Myself in a Relationship, Meant for
My Good, Women of Power II, Hearing God’s Voice Above The Chaos, The Power of Her
Testimony and It Takes Money Honey. She is an International Speaker for the I AM Her
Women Conference. She is an Amazon bestselling author. She has been featured on the
cover of I AM Queen, CWBN Times, and Growth Women& Business Networks Magazines.
She currently resides in South Carolina with her son, two daughters, grandson, and granddaughter.
Her hobbies include running, walking, meditating, and writing, counseling youth and
working in the community.