Speakers

Trell Donk Webb

Dr. Trell "Donk" Webb is a renowned minister and Real Life Speaker, known for his transformative journey from a troubled youth to a powerful spiritual leader of today’s time. Born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Dr. Donk's life was marked by significant challenges from a young age. At 11, he miraculously survived a life-threatening incident, and by 15, he faced a dire future with a sentence of life plus 90 years for murder. However, his life took a dramatic turn when he embraced faith in Jesus Christ, leading to a complete transformation.

Today, Dr. Donk is celebrated for his commitment to helping others, particularly those struggling with the challenges of Real-Life Issues, Street Life Problems and Daily Temptations. He serves as the Youth, Young Adult & Culture Pastor at Christian Life Center Worldwide in Atlanta, GA. He is also the Founder/CEO of Real Life Worldwide Inc., a non-profit organization focused on rebuilding lives affected by unfortunate circumstances worldwide. Dr. Donk also has a thriving Clothing Brand “Real Life Brand”.

Dr. Donk's influence extends through his thriving online ministry and International Prayer Call “THE WAKEUP&PRAY”, that has reached thousands globally, including in London, Africa, and Canada. Alongside his ministry, Dr. Donk is a dedicated family man, residing in Atlanta with his wife Tia and their five children.

Dr. Donk's journey is not just personal; he has actively worked to deconstruct rival gangs, served as a keynote speaker for various organizations, and act as a mentor in areas of spirituality, business, and arts. His work extends to educational centers, high schools, and even Colleges such as LSU, Southern University and A&M College, Georgia State, etc.

His impact is far-reaching, transcending governmental, religious, and educational boundaries. Known for his resilience and dedication, Dr. Donk is a source of hope.

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Angela Marks

Angela Marks brings a wealth of experience and passion to her work in children's ministry. With 14 years of devoted service, Angela has made a significant impact on communities, churches, and organizations. Residing in Fayetteville, North Carolina, she has embraced her calling to reach young people both inside and outside the church.

Angela firmly believes that young people "do not have a junior Holy Spirit!" She is dedicated to teaching, equipping, and releasing them to operate in their spiritual gifts. In 2009, Angela founded With His Hands Puppets and has traveled extensively, performing over 200 Christian and educational puppet shows.

In 2022, Angela founded With His Hands Outreach, a 501©3 non-profit organization dedicated to providing positive and transformative opportunities for the spiritual and holistic development of children and youth.

Angela currently serves as the co-curriculum writer and media content creator for the children’s lessons of the AME Zion Church School Literature Department. She is also a children's ministry consultant for the AME Zion Christian Education CARE for Children Initiative and Virginia Theological Seminary’s Faith-filled Families Initiative. Additionally, she serves her local community on the Board of Directors of Genesis Christian Academy.

Angela is not just a local leader. Her expertise has made her a prominent speaker, workshop presenter, and consultant in the field of children's ministry. She has developed a strong presence on numerous virtual platforms where she trains children’s and youth ministry leaders to disciple and equip the next generation. Angela has had the privilege of presenting and teaching at conferences and events across the nation including the KidzMatter Conference, Small Church Ministry Conference, AME, CME, and General Baptist Christian Education Conferences. Most recently she has served as a consultant and Interim Children’s Pastor at AtlantaHub Church under Apostle Ryan LeStrange.

Angela is dedicated to teaching, equipping, and releasing young people to operate in their spiritual gifts and Kingdom purpose. With a heart full of compassion and a mind overflowing with creative ideas, Angela Marks continues to be a beacon of light in the realm of children's ministry and community service, leaving an unforgettable mark on the lives she touches

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Tom Conley

Tommy Conley Sr. also known as Pastor Tommy or PT, is the Pastor of Congregational Life at Berean Christian Church, under the leadership of Dr. Kerwin B. Lee.

Tommy move his family to Atlanta in 2006 where he served as the Young Adult Minister, Children’s Minister and Youth Pastor at Berean Christian Church in Stone Mountain, Georgia. He also organized The Family Christian Community Church in 2018, where he served as Senior Pastor for four years. Tommy’s motto is “Lover of God” Lover of “Gods People”

Because of his servant heart, Tommy has served in serval ministry capacities for Gods Kingdom. He is a graduate of DeVos Urban Leadership, A seminary student at Luther Rice University. Tommy has worked for Young Life Parachurch, he has sat on the board for Dekalb County Juvenile Court, served as a Police Chaplin for Detroit Police Department. He has volunteered at the men’s shelters, participated in inmate re-acclamation programs and spoken at several prisons and transitional centers. As a dedicated Family Pastor, Tommy has prioritized fostering spiritual growth, unity, and support within the congregation. With a passion for strengthening family bonds, Tommy offers guidance, counseling, and spiritual advice to the unique needs of each family member. Committed to creating a nurturing environment, Tommy encourages open communication. Tommy’s aim is to inspire and empower families to flourish in their relationships with each other and with God.

Tommy and Rhonda are proud parent to three amazing children, Tommy Jr, Tai, and Tamara Conley and two grandchildren, Tommy Legend and Aria Kay

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Uncle Reece

Uncle Reece has a plan. He also has a message. And even more so, he has a purpose. Though it would be easy for most music listeners to classify Uncle Reece as a Gospel artist the Jacksonville, Florida native has already carved out his own path.

“I really didn’t fit anywhere, so I quit trying to fit in,” says the singer/rapper who’s musical style meshes together Gospel, Hip-Hop, R&B, Reggae and, Contemporary Christian. With the release of BOLD, Uncle Reece is ready to preach the good word of God through his music.

For a young African-American male growing up on the streets of Jacksonville, Florida it was hard to hear God’s message. Raised in a Christian household Uncle Reece’s parents gave him a choice at the age of 13, not wanting to force his hand and make him go to church.

“I got a chance to see what real Christianity was, and then I got to see the fake. What my parents had was real, and that’s why they asked me to do what I believe,” he says. He decided not to go. It would be a few years before he rediscovered his faith.

As he tried to stay out of trouble and avoid the vices of the inner city streets that were swallowing his peers, Uncle Reece struggled through high school. But at 19 years old, arrived at a crossroads in his life.

“I met some Christians, some people my age that loved me for no reason. It was kinda crazy. They were so cool, so kind and nice that it forced me to look at myself. It was the first time I saw myself for who I really was.”

He goes into depth about his misguided teenage years on the personal “My Mess.” Says Uncle Reece, “The song talks about where God really found me, being stupid, cutting class, instead of getting my lessons.”

But while he initially looked to be saved at a Church, Uncle Reece says he was almost turned away. “Statistically, the most Un-churched population in the U.S. is the African American male from 19-30, because when we show up, we aren’t always welcomed,” Uncle Reece explains, before recalling a story that has stuck with him through the years.

“The first time I went to church on my own, I was 19, and into some foolishness. I pulled into a church and I was looking for God for real.” Uncle Reece says that a woman at the door questioned his dress code. “This lady was like, ‘Son, you didn’t have no pants?’ So I left. I could have died that weekend. You say you represent God, but I wanted God, and because I met you first, I didn’t get him.”

Fortunately, on Bold, Uncle Reece isn’t confined to a Church, and there are no boundaries when it comes to his praise. To put it bluntly, this ain’t your grandmother’s Gospel music.

On his first single, “Until I Pass Out,” Uncle Reece belts out heartfelt vocals over an uptempo, drum-heavy beat, produced by the Grammy Award winning Jon Jon Traxx (Beyonce, Brandy, and Sugarland). “I’m aggressive, athletic and energetic, even when I worship God,” says Reece, whose musical persona isn’t much different from his worship style.

“When I would go to Church, I would go to the front and start jumping around like I’m at a concert, and everybody would be looking at me like I’m crazy,” he says. “We should all be able to express the way we love God. I lift my hands, I like to scream. That’s the way I experience God.”

Musically, Uncle Reece teamed up with his childhood friends, the Trump Boys, who have worked with T-Pain, Bobby Valentino and others for Bold.

With an energetic vocal presence and an undeniable Hip-Hop swag—not to mention, a head full of dreads, Uncle Reece resembles more of a rapper than a Gospel artist. “I’m not a Churchy person. I’m not a religious person,” he admits. “I’m probably going to get swallowed up in Gospel.” But Uncle Reece is helping to usher in a new breed of Gospel artists, one that grew up on Hip-Hop and speaks to a younger generation, but one that also happens to be Christian.

“I’m a fan of Drake. I’m a fan of T.I. and I’m definitely a fan of Kanye, Jay-z; an the Notorious BIG. I’m inspired by OutKast, but I’m also inspired by Hillsong, LeCrae, and of course, Kirk Franklin,” he says. This blended influence can be heard on songs like the uplifting “Creation” and the sentimental “Have Your Heart,” where Uncle Reece spits his lyrics over a more traditional Gospel sound.

Uncle Reece’s story is a testament to how God’s presence can change someone’s life. After he got saved, he enrolled in Florida State, and became a VP in the student government.

He earned a 3.8 GPA and graduated with an Associates’ Degree in Mathematics. “At that time in my life, I had just given my life to God, and music represented a lot of stuff I wanted to get away from. I associated music with the things I had left behind,” he reveals.

Taking a hiatus from even listening to music, Uncle Reece started the T-shirt company, “Without Jesus I Suck!” that has over 292,000 Facebook fans, was featured on CNN, FOX News, and has been endorsed by the likes of Mary-Mary, Donnie McClurkin and Tye Tribbett.

Eventually, Uncle Reese figured out that he didn’t have to leave the music alone—in fact, he could make his own music, on his own terms. Now, having already broken through the Gospel Billboard charts (the independently released “Until I Pass Out” reached #21), Uncle Reece message is bold enough to go where many other artists, especially rappers, have been afraid to go.

“A lot of people who listen to Rap can’t accept a positive message through that art form. I come rapping bout Jesus, and they not even gonna listen. But as time progresses, gospel rap is going to get bigger.” You better believe.

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Danny Iverson

Danny leads Restore Life alongside his partner Clarence (St. Claire) Adams. He lives in the Stone Mountain community with his wife and nine children. Danny grew up as expatriate in Chiba, Japan, is the oldest of nine, speaks Japanese and loves sushi, anime and anything Asian. After finishing High School, Danny attended James Madison University and studied business and music industry.

After leading multiple start ups and advancing in the business world, he entered the non-profit sector, obtained his masters, and has been leading organizations focused on holistic community development that restores human dignity. He began his community development work in Newark, New Jersey, and has served on numerous boards and committees in the city with Mayor (now senator) Cory Booker and councilman Augusto Amador.

In 2013, Danny and his family moved to Atlanta to do community development in the Bankhead community. Over the last 16 years Danny has specialized in reaching children, teens, gang members, drug addicts, and the homeless and marginalized of society, and recently has begun teaching and empowering other leaders in Atlanta through his experiences and expertise.

Danny believes that flourishing in marginalized communities is contingent upon cross-sector organizations choosing to collaborate instead of compete.

He has helped re-tooled Restore Life since 2015 to become a collective impact organization in Atlanta that is equipping other leaders to effectively partner and work together for the sake of dignified housing, job development and flourishing families. He loves writing and recording music with his kids, doing Brazilian Jiujitsu and loving his neighbors. Him and his wife Kimberly blog at JourneytoShalom.com.

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Top Ministry Leaders Meeting In One Place

Mike Owens

Shemika Owens

Scott Free

Tami Free

Trell Donk Webb

Angela Marks

Chris Cox

Terra Cartina

Lee Wilson

Queen Lee

Robert Taylor III

Cierra Fly Bobo

Uncle Reece

Tom Conley

Rhonda Conley

Constance & Anthony Adams

Alyssa Worrell

Danny Iverson

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Speakers

Top Ministry Leaders Meeting In One Place

Mike Owens

Shemika Owens

Scott Free

Tami Free

Trell Donk Webb

Angela Marks

Chris Cox

Terra Cartina

Lee Wilson

Queen Lee

Robert Taylor III

Cierra Fly Bobo

Uncle Reece

Tom Conley

Rhonda Conley

Constance & Anthony Adams

Alyssa Worrell

Danny Iverson

Face Da Zoe

Don't Miss Out! sign Up now

It will be September before you know it. And by then it will be too late. Get your ticket today. Cross it out on your to-do list and get ready for your spiritual refresh. Register now.

Mike Owens

Lee Wilson

Cierra Fly Bobo

Terra Cartina

Chris Cox

Face Da Zoe

Trell Donk Webb

Angela Marks

Alyssa Worrell

Anthony and Constance Adams

Tom Conley

Tami Free

Scott Free

Robert Taylor III

Uncle Reece

Queen Lee

Danny Iverson