Ms. Lewis became affiliated with Feed My People while working to open a girls group home. Quickly she was made aware of the needs of Feed My People and began to contribute her time. She rapidly moved up in the organization and now presides as Executive Director. Ms. Lewis was the recipient of the community service award 2007 by the Henry County NAACP. As a resident of McDonough, she continues to be active in community affairs and expand the ministry. The plans will include a new space to allow them to prepare and serve the community with hot meals in a commercial kitchen, a chapel to minister to the spirit man and a state of the art training center that will empower each client with skills to produce a productive tax-paying citizen of the city of Stockbridge and Henry County. Ms. Lewis believes that by demonstrating the LOVE OF GOD to our constituents a huge impact will be made –making a mark that cannot be erased.

Ms. Lewis was born in New Orleans, Louisiana to the late Margaret and Alcide Jones. She grew up in Slidell, Louisiana where she attended Salmen High School. She was a member of the student council throughout high school and president of DECA in her senior year. She attended Southeastern Louisiana University and majored in Business Administration. Ms. Lewis is the eldest of four sisters, all residing in the metro area. She is the mother of three; her son Lionel reside is Slidell and both her daughters, Alicia and Christa reside in metro Atlanta. She is devoted grandmother of four. Ms. Lewis currently worships at World Changers Church International under the leadership of Dr. Creflo and Taffi Dollar. Ms. Lewis remains active in community work. She has served on the Riverdale Citizens alliance and worked on several project with a number of council members while residing in Riverdale.