Elder Sharon Logan,
A member of Victory Christian Center since September 1992, under the excellent and honorable leadership of Apostle, Dr. Jimmie. Ellis, III, Pastor and Founder of Victory Christian Center, Philadelphia, PA. She accepted her Lord & Savior Jesus Christ in 1983; and accepted the call to Ministry in 1994. Elder Logan graduated salutatorian of her class from Victory Christian Center
’s Minister’s In Training in 1994, followed by promotion into Eldership in 1995 under tutelage of Apostle Ellis. Elder Logan is the department head over Victory Christian Center’s Biblical Counseling Department, assistant department head over the Women’s Ministry, recently an instructor in Victory Christian Center’s Apostolic College of Ministry and Sunday School Instructor. She’s also on the staff of Teen Challenge, a faith-based, adult, long-term, residential rehabilitation program for women struggling with chemical addiction as Mentor and Instructor. Over the years, Elder Logan has spoken at various seminars focusing on women issues and equipping women to walk in spiritual holiness and wholeness, with topics such as: Emotional Maturity, No More Excuses, Forgiveness, Single Parenting, Wounded But Not Forgotten, Stay In the Process, Not Another Year of the Same and Let Go and Let God (just to name a few). In September 2009, Elder Logan became the Founder and CEO of Sharon Logan Ministries, Inc. (“Destined for Change”), a 501c (3) nonprofit, ministry geared towards providing Biblical Counseling and training, assisting women to break free and handle their emotions to live a victorious life. Elder Logan is an author with her first published book entitled “Change Now” and has completed her second book entitled “What’s The Hold Up”? God has placed a burning passion in the heart of Elder Logan to see women who are experiencing mental and emotional abuse, released and set free from their own inner prison walls. John 8:36 says “If the son therefore, shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed”. Women need to understand that “We are fearfully and Wonderfully Made” (Psalm 139:14), but we must change our mindset through the Word of God to not only believe what God says about us, but actually walk in the fullness of who God says we are. No matter what situations we face, we must know that “I Am Who God Says I Am”! Elder Logan has an adult daughter Akilah Logan. She greatly loves the Word of God, but one of Elder Logan’s favorite scripture is “Because It Is Written, Be Ye Holy, For I Am Holy” (I Peter 1:16). We Are Called To Live Holy Because Our God Is Holy.
