Cynthia Green

Founder & Executive Director: Cynthia is the catalyst behind Sisters of the Spirit, guiding the overall strategic and creative vision. Born and raised in Kansas City, Cynthia started singing as a little girl with her siblings - known as The Williamson Singers. "She always had a passion for singing, with a special love for gospel music." Cynthia graduated from Southeast High School in 1976. From there, she joined Honeywell FM&T, where she was employed for 32 years as a Production Fabricator. Cynthia is doing what she knows best in being a blessing, through programs to those in the community.

During her employment, she has performed at many company functions. She was also one of the lead singers for The Dorothy Petius Singers, traveling and singing some of gospel’s greatest songs. She won first place in 1999, as she represent Kansas state in the world's largest singing championship. Cynthia is happily married to Roosevelt Donnell Green Jr. for over 32 years. She has two wonderful children - Tameka and Dale. She is family-oriented, and they are her number one supporters in all her endeavors. In January 2006, Cynthia released her first gospel CD entitled “My Time Has Come” which is the first song she wrote. In April 2006 Cynthia ministered ten songs free-to-the-public CD release concert. In May 2006 she performed in Connection 2006 at the Overland Park Convention Center, where she placed first in her genre. Cynthia often stars in the play "A Triumph of the Spirit " a story about Harriet Tubman.

Cynthia constantly gives God the glory for these great endeavors. Not long after releasing her debut album, My Time Has Come, God impregnated Cynthia with a vision to reach out to women and teach them the basic principles of love. Cynthia recognized many examples of women exhibiting ill feelings towards one another (low self-esteem; abusive behaviors) she also noticed how these behavior led to destructive relationships, destroyed families and even self-destruction. Cynthia's vision was to start an outreach ministry within the four walls of her church before reaching out among the community. "God gave women the gift to give life, that gives us the innate ability to serve as strong and influential mothers in our families and communities", says Green. Being obedient to the spirit of God, Cynthia followed His guidance and created this spirit-filled community outreach ministry that started with the support of Rising Star Baptist Church in K.C.KS. This is how it was birth and is affectionately known as Sisters of the Spirit. Today, Cynthia is a proud member of Friendship Baptist Church under the leadership of Pastor/Teacher James A. Terrance,Jr. Many christian sisters around the country share the vision and passion of this dynamic organization and continue to touch the lives of women and even men from all over the world.