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by Yvonne Jones (Author)
Dr. Yvonne Jones resides in Dallas, Texas, where she attended public school in the Dallas Independent School District. After graduating from North Dallas High School, she attended Texas Woman's University in Denton, Texas. Dr. Yvonne received her first degree from Texas Woman's University in Criminal Justice. She later worked for the Texas Department of Criminal Justice for seven years as a District Parole Officer. After being out of college and working full time for ten years Dr. Yvonne was led by the Holy Spirit to attend Criswell College in Dallas, Texas where she graduated with a Master of Arts Degree in Christian Leadership. Dr. Yvonne went on to attend The Southwestern Assemblies of God University in Waxahachie, Texas where she received her Master of Divinity. On May 6, 2017, Dr. Yvonne Jones received her Doctoral degree in ministry from Regent University in Virginia Beach, Virginia. And on May 19, 2018, she received a Masters of Arts in Theological Studies from Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia. Proper leadership is urgently needed in these last and evil days. Using power properly is the first key to good leadership. Dr. Jones desire is to stress the importance of God's leaders to lead with the heart of a servant. Servant leadership will help prevent toxic behavior. It is extremely hard to be toxic with a true love for the things of God. Dr. Jones book is for all clergy, pastors, elders, ministers, bishops, apostles, teachers, CEO's and principles. This book is extremely important to today's Christian church all over the globe. It is also a curriculum that gives all Christian leaders a biblical direction on recognizing and preventing toxicity while leading God's people-believers or non-believers. Dr. Yvonne loves the Lord and she understands with the Lord on her side, anything and everything is possible. Dr. Yvonne Jones attends Gospel Tabernacle Church in Dallas, Texas where Bishop David E. Martin is Senior Pastor and Melanie Ann Martin is First Lady.
