<b><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><img class="alignleft size-full wp-image-2202" alt="tinita-Jones" src="http://raylsmith.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/tinita-Jones.png" width="250" height="300" />Family</span></b>

Single; Oldest daughter of Vernelle B. and John H. Jones; Born in Chapel Hill, NC on July 31, 1968

<b><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Career/Professional Activities</span></b>

<b>1998 – Present:</b> Bookkeeper for AllStar Cleaning Services: Create bids, fax invoices to customers and produce P&amp;L sheet every tax year.

<b>1995-2009:</b> Pricing Analyst for Nortel: Over her 15 year career with the telecommunication company, she worked as an Administrative Assistant, Senior Administrative Assistant and finally promoted to Pricing Analyst.

<b><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Volunteer Activities/Hobbies/Interest</span></b>

<b>2010 –2011</b> Volunteer and worked as a financial analyst for 5 months at Christian Faith Center and Academy as a Teacher Assistant, and Administrative Assistant for the academy office, Kingdom Church Advisory Board and Couple’s Ministry for Pastor Brenda Timberlake

<b>1996-2001</b>: Covenant Care Elder, Christian Faith Center: She  was an assistant for the first two years, promoted to covenant care elder which called and ministered to 33 households assigned  her area of Chapel Hill, Hillsborough, Mebane, and Durham.

<b>1995-2000</b>: Outreach Minister with Dr. B. Roach; Ministered to the homeless in the Raleigh Area every Saturday morning for about 2 – 3 hours.

<b><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Degrees</span></b>

B.S, Computer Science, Hampton University

<b><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Career Memories</span></b>

Tinita has over 20 years of computer support, network support, administrative, customer service, teaching, and problem solving experience.  She also has bookkeeping, teaching and project management skills.  She has written training manuals for two companies and trained several administrators during her work career.  She is a person that always finds a way to make things easier and simple for everyone in the work environment.

As an elder/covenant care castor, Tinita called 33 households assigned to her every Tuesday and ministered to the homeless in Raleigh every Saturday.  She continued to pray on the things she needed to do as a covenant care elder and follow the directions of the late Bishop Mack and Pastor Brenda Timberlake for the lessons every 4<sup>th</sup> Sunday. She started the Soul Explosion as an idea she participated in while attending church in Virginia before coming back home to North Carolina in 1992.  This event still continues today as a part of the outreach ministry at Christian Faith Center.

<b><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Reflections/Other Thoughts</span></b>

Tinita was laid off in 2009, she has learned over the last year how to trust God in all things and every area of her life. She has seen a tremendous change in her walk with the Lord.  She is truly seeking Him on every direction He has for her life.  She is learning what it truly means to be a daughter, handmaiden, servant, and follower of God.  She has learned to rest in Him and know that He is the Author and Finisher of her Faith in Christ Jesus.

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