As a 21-year-old single mother of a 3-month-old son, Patricia Bailey heard from everyone that her dream of ministering to the nations would have to wait. But God had another plan—He was ready and willing to use this single mom in missions, and in countries where women were not allowed to minister. God made a way. As Dr. Bailey explains, it is by working diligently to follow His plan that we learn to stand strong in the face of adversity—to become true leaders, ready to change this world.
Finishing Touches reveals the fine-tuning God needs to accomplish in every believer for them to be truly fulfilled. This insightful and practical advice will help readers make changes, enabling them to finish their call. Topics include the ability to stay in unity, the importance of your thoughts and words, the power of personal worship, the Peter Pan syndrome, and Spirit-led leadership. Readers will learn the joy of surrendering to His plan for their life—a life filled with purpose, peace, and love.
The ministry of Dr. Pat Bailey has created tremendous impact for more than 20 years in over 80 countries around the world, bringing deliverance and salvation to thousands. A 1982 graduate of New Life Bible College in Tennessee, a 1984 charter class graduate of Victory World Missions Training Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and a 1993 graduate of All Nations for Christ Bible Institute in Benin City, Nigeria, Patricia D. Bailey’s journey into ministry began at the age of 21 with an invitation from the late Daisy Osborn (wife of T. L. Osborn) to travel to East and West Africa.
Dr. Bailey is a lecturer, author, and founder of Master’s Touch Ministries International, a mission outreach. MTM has also founded Y.U.G.O. (Young Adults United for Global Outreach) and Sister to Sister, an international outreach to women in foreign countries. Dr. Bailey serves as a missions strategy consultant to several growing churches and has developed leadership programs around the world.
Dr. Bailey has focused her recent efforts of spreading the liberating good news of the Gospel of Jesus Christ toward the people living in the 10/40 window, which includes North Africa and the Middle East, the most populated but least evangelized area in the world. She concentrates much of her ministry to a group of people who have no voice—refuges, widows, and orphans.
Dr. Bailey’s school of missions, which she launched in early 2004, is training nationals to return to their nations. In the first six months of existence, the nationals will have reached the number of nations Dr. Bailey has personally ministered in her more than two decades of ministry.
Master’s Touch Ministries has headquarters in Atlanta, Los Angeles, and London. Dr. Bailey is the proud mother of a son, Karim Israel Bailey.
