Help Cover Apostle Frankie Williams' Funeral Costs

Hi, my name is Meagan Williams. I am the oldest granddaughter of Apostle Frankie Williams. My family and I, 'The Williams Family,' are reaching out to our community, family, and friends on behalf of helping with funeral and memorial costs for my grandmother, Apostle Frankie D. Williams.

My grandmother was a mother, a mentor, teacher, friend, a counselor, and pastor to her family, friends, and community. Apostle Frankie Williams was born and raised on the west side of Chicago, IL, where she became an entrepreneur, an outreach to the community, and a helping hand to many churches and establishments. Apostle Frankie Williams, the oldest of 5, spent the majority of her life speaking and teaching the word of God all over the world and creating outlets for many women, children, and men in her hometown as well as several other states and countries, including Ghana.

Apostle Frankie started her ministry, I.O.M Inspirational Outreach Ministries, in her home with just her nieces, nephews, son, daughter, and mother. With being a full-time mother and aunt, her impact on people's lives all around helped her grow her ministry and she began to travel with it as well, helping and growing other ministries. Apostle Williams created the 'One Hot Meal' program where she fed the Chicagoland community for 28 years. She also established 3 churches in Ghana as well as 'Women Walking In Wisdom,' where she mentored, guided, fellowshipped, clothed, and housed women and children all over the world until her very last breath.

Shortly before her unexpected passing, she established youth ministries 'STEPS' to help motivate, guide, and minister to the youth. Apostle Williams was the glue to her family and her ministry and because of this unexpected passing, this has been a very hard milestone and heavy tragedy for us. We have lost more than just a person and with not so much financial aid, it has been tremendously hard to pay and cover costs.

My grandmother had a vision and calling and no matter what the circumstances were, she was on the job day and night. As a little girl, I traveled all over the world with her to many places where she touched and saved people's lives and lived the gospel, sometimes with just herself and I and over 17 of my cousins. Feeding, clothing, and being responsible for all of our well-being and safety. With almost no time to herself or putting herself first, Apostle Williams made it her duty to help and assist with many lives.

I ask that my community, brothers, and sisters in Christ, please come together to help. Grief is such a job itself and to worry about cost and financial stability in times like this, as well as trying to grieve and be at peace with things, is a lot on this family. So, please, anything you can do to help is much more greatly appreciated and we would be honorably blessed and forever grateful for your prayers, donations, your hearts, and contributions.

God bless all and thank you for taking the time to know about my idol, Dr. Apostle Frankie Williams.