Rev. Dr. Dawnay Dawson (Dr. D) is the Pastor of Greater Grace Tabernacle and President of the Voice of God Ministries. Dr. D. is a Spirit - filled servant of God with a Prophetic voice to the world. Her charismatic preaching and teaching style of the Gospel message allows hearers to apply the Word of God to their everyday lives.
She is the co-author of Tongue Talking What's It Really About? This book teaches the believer how powerful the tongue can be for your victory or failure by answering questions about speaking in tongues, so that the believer can be empowered in their next dimension of life and ministry. Through living a life-style of fasting and prayer Dr. D.'s fiery style of preaching will break yolks and bring about deliverance in your life.
A consummate prayer warrior, Dr. D.'s dedication to God is evidenced in our mission to win souls and train disciples for the Kingdom of God. According to Mark 16:17b "And these signs shall follow them that believe; In my name shall they cast out devils … they shall lay hands on the sick, and they shall recover" which is our battle cry.
Greater Grace Tabernacle is a nonprofit (501(c)(3)) corporation. This allows your gifts and contributions to be tax-deductible and fully recognized as a charitable contribution.
We are not affiliated with any denomination. We are a non-denominational charismatic body of believers in Christ. The doctrine and discipline book that we use is the Holy Bible (the Old and New Testaments) which we embrace as our absolute authority.
Pastor Dr. Dawnay is also on Instagram with 2-minute videos that are sure to encourage the Saints. 
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For those who want to sow a seed into Pastor Dr. Dawnay her Cash App is: $DrDawnay
WJNI 106.3 - We are on the radio. Tune in on Sundays at 8:30 AM for our broadcast program called the Voice of God Ministries an outreach of Greater Grace Tabernacle.
To view other videos, we are also on YouTube under Pastor Dr. Dawnay Dawson - Voice of God Ministries
“Bread Which Sustains”
Years ago, Harry Emerson Fosdick, then at the height of his influence as minister of the Riverside Church, New York City, was making a tour of Israel and other countries of the Near and Middle East. He was invited to give an address at the American University of Beirut, Lebanon, where the student body comprised citizens of many countries and representatives from sixteen different religions. What could one say, that would be relevant or of interest to so mixed and varied a group? This is how Fosdick began: “I do not ask anyone here to change his religion; but I do ask all of you to face up to this question: What is your religion doing to your character?”
This was a call to consider one of the great issues of human belief: religion and life, Christianity and character, word and spirit. Emerson once said, “What you are speaks so loudly I cannot hear a word you say.”
Jesus’ discourse in this whole sixth chapter of the Gospel of John had two foci – spirit and life. “The words that I have spoken to you are spirit and life.” By this he meant that those who appropriated his spirit, i.e., fed upon him the bread of life, would find, thereby, a fulfillment and satisfaction no other means could give.
Donald Macleod, Know The Way, Keep The Truth, Win The Life, C.S.S.
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