Latasha Fabrae Williamson acknowledged the call to preach the  Gospel on September 9, 2007. Currently, Minister Williamson serves as the administrator for TeamKIDS/True Love Waits ministry and the Worship Coordinator. Since joining Washington Street Missionary Baptist Church, Minister Williamson debuted the first ever ReMix Ministry, a radical movement that is an alternative to advancing the Kingdom of Jesus the Christ for the ReMix culture 25-37 years of age. Minister Williamson has also served as the congregational prayer leader for the Four Rivers Will Graham Celebration, writing and implementing a Holy Spirit inspired pamphlet on fasting and prayer.
Minister Williamson realized her God-given gift to effectively communicate the Word of God through writing and speaking. She has used these gifts to empower and advance the Kingdom.
Minister Williamson has earned a BS and MA degree. She is currently employed at West Kentucky Community and Technical College where she serves as the Coordinator of Disability Services.
Minister Williamson was licensed on September 14, 2008 to preach the gospel.
Minister Williamson is the matriarch to a beautiful son Donsten Kendall Brown. In the natural, Donsten is the “Light of her Life.”
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Reverend Bernice Belt is married to Brother Harold Belt and they have four grown children and 11 grandchildren. She earned her Master of Science Degree in HUman Development and Leadership for Non-Profit Organizations from Murray State University. Reverend Belt is a member of the American Association of Christian Counselors “I believe the hearts and minds of God’s people are more delicate than they believe. They need people to rely upon --to listen and to discern. Then we can assist them in learning how to handle the struggles of life, according to the word of God.” At Washington Street Missionary Baptist Church, she serves as a Christian Counselor, director of the Performing Arts Ministry, Member of the F.A.I.T.H. Evangelism team, participates in the Women's Ministry and facilitates the Salvation portion of the New Disciples/Prospective Disciples Orientation. Reverend Belt serves the community as a commissioner on the Board of Commissioners of the Paducah Human Rights Commission as member of the NAACP, Interracial Women's Group and Christian Women United of Paducah and serves in song in the Golden Echoes of Paducah gospel ensemble. In 2008, Reverend Belt received her Doctorate of Theology degree. She is a Duchess of Paducah, and has co-found a new community based women's ministry.
She has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminal Justice Education from Kentucky State University. Minister Walters has served in several different areas of ministry at WSMBC. Minister Walters’s greatest desire is that all may know Jesus as their Personal Savior, Healer, Deliverer, and Compassionate Lord of All. She was ordained as a Minister of the Gospel at 9th Street Tabernacle . She has three grown children and four grandchildren. 
