OUR FOUNDER
Donna Sallee’, D. Div. is an Ordained minister, and an experienced Conference/Retreat speaker. She ministers on inner healing topics, and loves to share her personal testimonies of healing and the many victories won through Christ. She has experienced Gods faithfulness first hand through many life challenges, and knows you MUST push from pain to purpose, with a trust-worthy Heavenly Father leading every step of the way! One of her strengths is prophetically praying for healing and restoration for those who are dealing with negative life issues, and are broken with pain from abuse of others, or bad choices of their own.
She hosted her own TV program, “FresHope” for several years that aired on local WYKE, and national networks such as SkyAngel and CTN.
She is a Certified Women’s Peer & Prayer Counselor, and Certified Domestic Violence Hotline counselor. She is a past contributing writer for the magazine, “CALLED”, a magazine that ministers to women in ministry. She equips those who desire to minister to the hurting through Hope Counselor, and Setting Captives Free Altar Counselor Certification Courses.
She received her Honorary Doctorate of Divinity from Kingsbury College, Lakeland, Florida in 2012.
She is the Founder/President of Fresh Hope Ministries, founded in 2001, along with the outreach ministries: The Car Gals, The Ruth Fund, Fresh Hope Ministries of Tennessee, and Fresh Hope Women’s Ministry Hub.
She is a former executive member of Freedom 7 Human Trafficking Task Force, (Circuit 7) which covers Flagler, Volusia, Putnam, and St. John’s counties, Florida.
She is married to the love of her life Rev. Paul Sallee’. They have 3 children, Zahn, Tara, and Kallai, and 9 wonderful grandchildren. She and Paul were Senior Pastors for many years in Central Florida.
Her greatest passion is to see broken and hurting people healed and set free by the love and compassion of Jesus Christ, and then equip them to pass along that same miracle working power as in 1 Corinthians 1:4 ” He comforts, consoles and encourages us in every trouble, so that we may also be able to comfort those who are in any kind of trouble or distress, with the comfort with which we ourselves are comforted by God.”