Elder Dr. Twila Lee Wynn

My day starts between 6 and 6:30 with devotions to the Lord, because a day without Him in my life doesn't mean anything. After my morning devotion, I post daily inspirational verses based on the Bible to my Facebook page and share them to my LinkedIn page, something I've been doing for many, many years. I then look at my phones (I have 3) to see what calls have come in that I need to return. I talk to women from around the country and from different countries such as South Africa and London, answering questions and encouraging whoever is looking for help with whatever situation they're in. I visit people in the hospital for prayer, as I used to be on the pastoral team for Uniontown Hospital and now come at will for those who need prayer. By 3 o'clock, I'm normally done with my day's appointments, and then that's my time. I write daily and am currently working on what will be my third book. I prepare notes for my upcoming program on Sunday, where I host a syndicated broadcast on WMBS 590 AM and 101 FM in Uniontown, Pennsylvania, and WHRI 1340 in Rock Hill, South Carolina, which I've been doing for 5 years. When I'm called to preach in different churches, I go over my notes and sermon. My organization, Diamonds Women in Wisdom Love Support Unity, stands for all women who have gone through something in life, because that's how we become influential and make a difference in our homes and communities by using our past experiences to help others overcome whatever they're going through. I organize a breakfast once a year to raise money for homeless veteran women and children through an organization called Rendu House, and I organize events for the city I live in.