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Juanita Bynum
Biography of Juanita Bynum
Dr. Juanita Bynum was born January 16th, and in is a Televangelist, Platinum Gospel Recording Artist, New York Times Best Selling Author, Television and Radio Personality, Actress, and Empowerment Coach. She is the CEO of Juanita Bynum Enterprises, a multi-faceted lifestyle and empowerment product company based in New York.
In Bishop T.D. Jakes invited Bynum to attend one of his singles’ conferences, where she rose from to speaker in two years. In , she released No More Sheets, a film and audiotape series about her changed lifestyle. In July , Bynum re-preached No More Sheets at Jakes’ 52, attendee Woman, “Thou Art Loosed!” Conference in Atlanta. She began appearing regularly on the Trinity Broadcasting Network.
Dr. Bynum has also released several best selling literary works such as New York Times Best Seller Matters of the Heart, My Spiritual Inheritance, Threshing Floor; which became a New York Times
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Juanita Bynum
American singer
Juanita Bynum | |
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| Born | () January 16, (age&#;66) Chicago, Illinois, United States |
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| Occupation(s) | Musician, songwriter |
| Years active | –present |
| Labels | RCA |
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Musical artist
Juanita Bynum (born January 16, )[1][2] is an American gospel singer, author, and pastor.[3][4]
In , she released an album titled Piece of My Passion, which reached No in the Billboard charts.[5]The New York Times described her as "the most prominent black female television evangelist in the country".[6] She is the author of The Threshing Floor.[7]
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Minister, author, gospel singer
Juanita Bynum is a minister, self-proclaimed prophetess, and author, who gained prominence by counseling women to find closure for previous relationships, adopt a chaste lifestyle, and be the kind of people they hoped to attract. Using her own mistakes as a basis for her sermons, Bynum dedicated herself to spreading a message of healing, while also preaching celibacy for singles. She became a leading televangelist by using her own colorful story in her efforts to save souls. Since the public demise in of her marriage to Bishop Thomas Weeks III, precipitated by domestic abuse charges against Weeks, Bynum has also emerged as a leading advocate for survivors of domestic abuse.
Growing up in Chicago with her parents, Katherine and Thomas, and siblings Janice, Kathy, Regina, and Thomas, Bynum embraced the church as a central part of her life. The family belonged to St. Luke Church of God in Christ, where her father was an elder.