Lady Amara Burrel Williams has been a devoted partner in ministry alongside her husband for almost nine years, bringing passion and dedication to her role as a pastor's wife. Lady Williams hails from Muskegon, MI. Seeped in a rich legacy of faith, she is the daughter of Bishop Avery D. Burrel and First Lady Debra A. Burrel of Christ Temple Apostolic Faith Church.

Her upbringing was filled with the teachings of love, service, and steadfast faith, underpinned by her family's strong spiritual leadership.

Lady Williams is the granddaughter of the late Bishop William Lee and Dr. Willi B. Burrel, whose legacy of spiritual guidance and love for Christ left a profound impact on her life. She also draws inspiration from the lives of her maternal grandparents, the late Deacon John and Deaconess Ruthie Gardner, who were known for their deep commitment to their faith and community. 

She continues to honor her family's legacy through her tireless devotion to faith and living a life that is pleasing to God while making a meaningful impact on the lives she touches.

Her personal journey in faith began at a tender age when she was filled with the Holy Ghost with the evidence of speaking in tongues and baptized in the Name of Jesus at five years old, marking the start of a lifelong commitment to serving Jesus Christ.

Lady Williams has dedicated herself to supporting her husband Suffragan Bishop Kevin Williams Jr. in his pastoral duties, offering kindness and wisdom to the church. Her compassionate nature and unwavering support have been instrumental in nurturing a welcoming and inclusive environment within their church. Her contributions extend beyond the walls of the church; she is actively involved in various community outreach programs, helping to uplift and empower those in need.

Her educational background in Medical Administration, earned from Everest Medical Institute, has equipped her with valuable skills that she actively applies in various aspects of church programs. Her professional expertise complements her spiritual endeavors, allowing her to contribute effectively to both the church and her local community.

Beyond her administrative talents, Lady Williams is an inspiring minister and educator. She has delivered sermons and led seminars that nurture and uplift the spiritual lives of her congregants. Her leadership was further recognized when she served as a panelist at the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World National Convention, a prestigious event that highlighted influential voices from Young Ministers and Pastor’s Wives.

Balancing her responsibilities as a supportive wife, a bonus mother, and a leader, Lady Williams continues to be a beacon of faith, love, and empowerment, touching lives through her genuine compassion and unwavering commitment to her calling.