Kingdom Impact Global Ministry Family and Greater Fyetville Community Inspired Glandora F. Ford, co-devoted, spiritual patrons, dedicated wife, and guide for many people are mourning the heartbreaking loss of light.
He unexpectedly passed away, leaving behind a powerful heritage of faith, leadership, compassion and unbreakable service. Apostal Glendora Ford Main Inspired William T. Ford, Senior, Pastor and Kingdom Impact was the beloved wife of the founder of the Global Effects in Northern Carolina, Fietville of the Global Ministry.
Together, he served not only as spiritual leaders for his congregation, but also as dedicated partners in life and ministry. His union was built on mutual love, dedication and a shared vision, which was to bring medical and hope to the people of God.
Born in Abbotsburg, Neck, and raised in Bladen County, Glandora was the fourth of the seven children of the late Basi Fallkner. His roots were in faith from the very beginning.
He was rescued and baptized at the young age of 14 and began his spiritual journey at the First Pentecostal FWB Church under the guidance of late pastor RJ Every. Growing in a pastor’s house, he quickly learned what it meant to serve and lead.
His initial ministry’s participation included a Ashra, a member of the song players and the director of the Sunday school teacher and the director of the women’s fellowship. His educational journey reflected his love for knowledge and service.
He participated in Cumbersland County Public Schools, then studied Diotetics at NC A&T State University for three years. He later earned a credibility in Food Services and Secretarial Sciences at Fayetville Technical Community College, and received Bachelor of Arts in Christian counseling from Kalwari Theological Seminary at Lake Charles, Louisiana.
The apostle Glandora was a licensed, held minister who promoted the gospel for more than eight years. His calling was clear: to uplift, teach and bring treatment to others – especially women.
She was known for her sensitive consecration and depth relevant teachings that touched the hearts and spewed changes. She understood that women face the ministry, career and family that balance women as she faced those challenges. Nevertheless, through all this, it remained a stable example of grace and strength.
In addition to its ministry, Aptal Glendora worked full -time for the Cumberland County School System, believing that the service extends beyond the walls of the church. His dedication to education, community and personal development was a reflection of life and his overall approach to the Ministry.
She often talked about becoming a writer, which confirmed that there were “many, many books” waiting for her birth. Books filled with admissibility, spiritual insight, and messages of liberation for women who were required to remind of their ability and God -given power. She believed in speaking things in existence and living with faith.
Above all, inspired Glandora was a loving wife, mother and grandmother. She was her husband inspired William t. Ford, Senior, and their three adults: William Junior, Latia, and Stephen, as well as their precious grandson, Camden, they accepted, is alive.
His sudden departure leaves a void which cannot be filled, but the work and spiritual effects of his life will continue to motivate for generations. The Kingdom affects the Global Ministry family and what everyone loved him, knowing that peace, love, love and unwavering devotion find peace in running their race.
Funeral will be arranged by the family in the coming days. The apostle Glandora Ford’s legacy lives through the ministry he had helped to make, the people he touched, and unwavering faith he shared very boldly.