Bea Dukes

Bea Dukes, a Kentucky native, is a prayer warrior, who believes that mustard seed faith can move mountains, and that the prayers of the righteous avail much. As a Mom, wife, military veteran, volunteer, working professional, student, life-long learner, and volunteer, she is committed to a life of servant leadership.

Her faith-based resume includes ministry leader, conference speaker, workshop facilitator, panel speaker, women’s ministry leader and participant, youth group leader, motivational speaker, as well as other opportunities where I have been called upon to serve. Although none of us are perfect, having a relationship with Christ is vital to the closure of gaps in our spiritual competence, growth, and development.

Our prayers are a phenomenal way to communicate with our Father in heaven. Prayers equip us with an opportunity to make intercession for our families, for colleagues, leaders, and others. Prayer changes things! Given the unprecedented pandemic crisis within our nation and around the world, I believe that Praying Through the Pandemic will help to ignite a prayer revival, and a strategic call to prayer, at all levels.

Please pray continuously for those impacted by this pandemic caused by the coronavirus. I encourage everyone to pray especially for those on the frontline of the battle against this invisible enemy!

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A life long learner, instructional designer, and motivational speaker, Bea Dukes began her military career as an enlisted soldier (private) and retired from the United States Army at the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. She offers a 25-year acquisition portfolio spanning federal acquisitions, commercial acquisitions, contractor relations, supply chain management, human capital management and academic instruction. Her leadership expertise was obtained from technical, leadership, and management positions ranging from military company size to large, multi-state organizations. Bea's uniformed experiences include four separate tours of duty where she served as the "Commanding Officer" in the contiguous United States and abroad.