Angela Chambers
Angela Chambers is a women’s ministry speaker and founder of Restored Ministries based in Trussville, Alabama. Through her speaking, worship, and dramatic storytelling, she shares messages centered on God’s restoration and healing through life’s hardest seasons. She is known for her energetic and heartfelt presentations that bring Scripture to life and encourage women to find hope and renewal in their faith journeys.
Angela’s ministry is deeply rooted in her personal testimony of restoration. After leaving a difficult and abusive marriage, she walked through a long season of rebuilding her life, including working for seven years cleaning homes while God refined and strengthened her. During this time, she experienced a spiritual turning point that led to the birth of Restored Ministries, where she now speaks at conferences, retreats, and church events, often weaving her own story into Biblical teaching to encourage others.
With a background in children’s and worship ministry and experience leading church programs for nearly two decades, Angela has dedicated her life to serving others through faith-based leadership. She is also a devotional writer and contributing author, continuing to share her journey of healing and hope through written and spoken word. Today, she remains committed to helping others experience God’s restoration and truth in their own lives.
• Christian Speakers Community certification (Robin Dykstra)
• Samford University
• Featured in Victorious by Design magazine (January 2025)
• Hero of the Month Award for Outstanding Community Service from Long Lewis Ford
• Southern Christian Writers Conference
• Womenspeakers.com
• Christian Speakers Community
What do you attribute your success to?
I would say it's when someone comes up to you after you have spoken and says, 'That was for me.' It's when you know God used you, and you are right in the center of His will, where He wanted you to be, and you know that is why you do what you do. It is hearing that they needed encouragement, they needed to know what to do, they needed to hear that God has not left them, that the Scripture is truth, and thank you for sharing that. You know that you're where God wants you. Sharing the love of God and His healing restoration is my greatest accomplishment that God's allowed me to do. My goal is to keep my eyes focused on Him - I don't want to go to the right or to the left. I want to be in the center of His will. I feel that time is short on this earth, and I believe we need to make heaven crowded and take people with us as we go.
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
I would say follow God. I want to be in the center. I don't want to go to the right or to the left. I do, as human beings do, but my goal, and I would share that with others, is to keep your eyes focused on Him. It's to keep your eyes on God, and always be prepared, and always be dressed well - not in the way the world would say to be dressed well, but be dressed with the armor, be dressed in peace, and be dressed and ready to offer someone the joy of Jesus, what it means to be a salvation. So it would be just keep your eyes on Jesus.
What are the biggest challenges or opportunities in your field right now?
The biggest opportunities in my field include expanding my visibility and platform reach so I can speak at more national events and impact a wider audience. At the same time, challenges include limited time and securing consistent speaking engagements, as well as personal barriers following my divorce that also shaped my journey and ministry perspective.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
I feel that time is short on this earth, and I believe we need to make heaven crowded and take people with us as we go. That's my goal - I try to do it everywhere I am, every day, at the grocery store or somewhere else. Teaching at the Lovelady Center is the highlight of my week. I've been teaching there for 3 years, helping women in a 9-month rehabilitation program who have been in jail, prison, or dealing with addiction. My daughter founded Cross-Cultural Connection, a nonprofit that helps immigrants find their pathway here in the United States, getting their green card and learning English. I am a sponsor with her. These opportunities to serve and share the love of God mean everything to me.