Prison to Pulpit, The Transformation (Part 1) - Stacey Ann Williams

From gang life and prison to the transforming power of Jesus Christ — this is the raw testimony of Stacey-Ann Williams.

Stacey-Ann Williams was born in Jamaica, where she spent her early childhood living with her grandparents. From a young age, she was exposed to dark spiritual influences and describes herself as a deeply troubled child.

At 11 years old, she met her mother for the first time and was taken to the United States. What should have been a new beginning quickly became a painful chapter. Stacey-Ann endured verbal and physical abuse, eventually running away from home. Still a child, she became pregnant and was forced to have an abortion.

What followed was a downward spiral marked by homelessness, rejection, self-harm, and involvement in witchcraft. These experiences became powerful strongholds in her life.

Her struggles eventually led her from petty theft and juvenile detention into deeper gang involvement and serious criminal activity. After accumulating multiple charges, Stacey-Ann served time in prison. Upon completing her final sentence, she was deported back to Jamaica.

But her story does not end there.

In this first part of her journey from prison to purpose, you will hear the raw beginnings of a life that would eventually be transformed by the power of God.

To be continued…