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Bring her testimony to your people

For more than twenty-five years, Prophetess Tanya Jacobs has preached across cities and states. Invite her to your pulpit, conference, retreat, or recovery program.

Speaking & Preaching

She Preaches From Experience, Not Theory

Prophetess Tanya has lived what she preaches: childhood trauma, addiction, the streets, and a prison cell where God met her. Her message reaches people others can't, because she has been where they are.

Every time she stands to speak, she remembers where she came from, and leaves every room with the same truth: if God could bring her out, He can bring anyone out.

25+Years Preaching
5Churches Pastored
2Books
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Breaking the Silence of Trauma

How the secrets we carry as children become the chains we wear as adults, and how to take your voice back.

Environment vs. Identity

Why your surroundings don't have to decide who you become, and why a new address won't fix what lives inside you.

Rock Bottom Has a Voice

Recognizing the moment awareness enters the room, and learning to listen to it.

The Messy Middle

The separation, anxiety, and loneliness of leaving the old life, and how to keep going.

Not Broken, Just Wounded

Moving from "beyond repair" to healing, and why becoming whole is a daily commitment.

From the Pit to the Pulpit

Her full testimony: a prison-cell encounter with God and 25+ years of ministry since.

Sunday ServicesRevivalsWomen's ConferencesRetreatsRecovery ProgramsReentry & Prison MinistryCommunity EventsBook Signings
Booking Request

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Tell us about your event and we'll be in touch to discuss availability.

How It Works

  • 1Submit the booking request form with your event details.
  • 2Our team reviews your request and confirms availability.
  • 3We'll schedule a call to discuss your event and your audience.
  • 4Once confirmed, we'll send a booking agreement and details.

Please submit requests at least 60 days before your event. Questions? Contact us.

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Media Kit

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Prophetess Tanya Jacobs is a Memphis-born pastor, evangelist, and author of The Horror Stories of My Life and Beauty Rising from the Dark. A survivor of childhood trauma, addiction, and incarceration, she has preached the gospel for more than twenty-five years and pastored five churches.

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Prophetess Tanya Jacobs was born in Memphis, Tennessee, in 1968 and raised in an environment built on survival rather than faith. Introduced to pain long before protection, she was lost to addiction and the streets by her teens. In 1989, at twenty-one, she was arrested and sentenced to three years in prison, and there, in a cell, she encountered God and gave Him her life.

Released at twenty-two, she chose a new path. For more than twenty-five years she has traveled across cities and states preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ, pastoring five churches and speaking life into the lost, the broken, and the searching. She is the author of The Horror Stories of My Life and its follow-up, Beauty Rising from the Dark, and her story is being adapted into a stage play. Her message is simple: if God could bring her out, He can bring anyone out.

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Suggested Interview Questions

  1. You've said the Lord told you to "write that book" for sixteen years. Why did you finally do it?
  2. What did silence cost you as a child?
  3. What happened in that prison cell in 1989?
  4. What do you mean when you say "rock bottom has a voice"?
  5. What is "the messy middle," and how do people survive it?
  6. Why doesn't moving to a new city break the cycle?
  7. What would you say to a woman who is in the pit right now?
  8. Why tell your story on stage, and what's next?

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