Dr. June Hyatt, PhD
Dr. June Hyatt is a distinguished Apostle and the President of Kingdom Citizens Bible School, located in the Tallahassee area. With a career spanning over three decades, she has seamlessly integrated her extensive background in nursing and law with her divine calling in ministry. As the senior pastor of Christ Church Global, Dr. Hyatt provides spiritual oversight and guidance to a growing community, emphasizing Christ-likeness, stewardship, and service in all aspects of life.
Before fully dedicating herself to ministry, Dr. Hyatt had a remarkable professional journey as a registered nurse and attorney. She earned her BSN in Nursing Science from the University of Miami and later obtained her Juris Doctor from the University of Florida’s Fredric G. Levin College of Law, where she actively participated in BALSA and the Health Law Association. Her diverse experience in healthcare, legal practice, and academic teaching has equipped her with unique insights that she now channels into mentoring and developing leaders for five-fold ministry.
As an educator and spiritual leader, Dr. Hyatt founded Kingdom Citizens Bible School to train individuals called to ministry, with programs now offered online to reach a wider audience. She is committed to honesty, transparency, and empowering her students, ensuring that their readiness to serve God is rooted in practical knowledge, spiritual maturity, and personal growth. Her leadership has not only transformed the lives of her students but has also created a platform for nurturing future ministers who are prepared to impact their communities meaningfully.
• Jacksonville Theological Seminary - PhD
What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to the guidance and mentorship of Jesus and Joan Myers, who have been instrumental in shaping my personal and professional growth.
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
I would advise young women entering my industry to choose a path that is truly fulfilling and aligns with their passions. Following what genuinely excites and motivates you will not only sustain your drive but also lead to greater personal and professional satisfaction.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
The most important values to me in my work and personal life center on purpose, faith, and family. Early in my legal career, I devoted 60–80 hours a week to my practice, which led to a separation from my family. Over time, God guided me toward a different path, helping me rediscover balance and bringing me closer to my son and grandchildren. This journey inspired me to find a new purpose in ministry, where I now focus on transforming lives through my work at a Bible school and serving in an Assemblies of God Free Church in Jacksonville.
Mentorship has also been vital in shaping my approach, particularly the guidance of Jesus and Joan Myers—the latter being a partner in the UK whose influence has been instrumental in my ministry. I embrace a philosophy of building up others while stepping back from leadership, dedicating myself to intercessory prayer for family, friends, and those in need. These experiences have reinforced that the core of my values lies in faith, service, and fostering meaningful connections.
Locations
Kingdom Citizens Bible School
Jacksonville, FL 32223