Carlene Singleton

Carlene Singleton is a native Mississippian and nationally known for her children’s advocacy work. She served on the board of Right to Life of Jackson, Adoption Ministries of Mississippi, and the Mississippi Center for Public Policy. Additionally, she is a Bible teacher, advocate for special needs children on TV, radio and in newspapers. And, in the past, she has spoken at conferences and Human Services events.

Despite a nonreligious upbringing, the Lord witnessed to Carlene’s heart in her youth. Although she knew of the Lord, future trials and tribulations would mentor her in the skills of Christian discipleship. From prejudiced people to demonic activity, Carlene has seen first-hand the unfathomable love of God for all his children.

Carlene Singleton has lived the Christian faith in all its reality. Along with her husband, Hamp, and their three children, the family fostered a rainbow of children, the last dozen being special needs.