Cathy LeVally’s calling is to set women free by the power of God. Her story exemplifies the story of the prodigal returning home! Needing a miracle when her first child was preparing to be born, God used a 100-year-old Baptist minister to visit her, lay hands on her, and lead her back to the fold. She learned at that time nothing is impossible with God! Today, she is a motivating force in the Kingdom of God, sharing the Good News wherever she goes. Cathy identifies herself first of all as a servant of the Most High God. She is also a child of God, a wife, and a mother. 

 

God uses Cathy in unique ways with creative inspired ideas, such as making Christmas ornaments and flags from empty shot gun shells. She is an inspiration to women that God has given them special and unique gifts and encourages them to use them. Her ministry also includes teaching women the importance of family. By example, Cathy also inspires women to take the time to have fun, a pleasure lacking in many lives of God’s busy daughters. She and her family’s hobbies and activities include spending time outdoors, where they participate in hiking, kayaking, paddle boarding, and day camping. She is exceptionally close to her sister, Teri, who, in a manner of speaking, is her life coach, inspiring her to be about her Father’s business. Cathy believes that everyone should have a friend in their corner, who will pray with them, motivate them, and embolden them to go forward, “Iron sharpens iron; so, a man sharpens the countenance of his friend” (Pro. 27:17).

 

Cathy felt a calling to iWOWi and has committed to being the President of iWOWi Veronica Mantle in Cartersville, Georgia. Cathy with her husband, Donnie, to whom she’s been married for over 40 years, have three children and two bonus children: daughter Ashley who is married to Josh, son Nick who is married to Kiera, and Alyssa their youngest daughter. (Cathy shares a testimony that pertains to the youngest child having been born later in their marriage; she declares God sent her in to mend a situation where there were broken and empty hearts.) The wisdom that Cathy shares of her life experiences are greatly needed in the Kingdom of God.