CBN Scrubs "Witch Candy" Blog Post
Daniels has her own ministry, Kimberly Daniels Ministry International, where there is a profile. We are told:
Kimberly Daniels was the fastest female sprinter in junior college in the nation and in the military around the world. Later, she was spiraled into a lifestyle of prostitution and drugs. Since the miraculous intervention of Jesus in her life, she shares her testimony globally. She is a graduate of Florida State University where she obtained a Bachelor's Degree in Criminology. Kim's educational efforts have also blessed her with a Master's Degree in Christian Education and a Doctorate in Christian Counseling...Kim currently spearheads a coalition of over 20,000 intercessors called Commanders of the Morning. She and her husband, Ardell, have six children. They travel internationally with the commitment to bring apostolic truth to the body of Christ. She seems to be on the up; only 8,000 "Commanders" are mentioned in an advert for a conference here, where she will be speaking alongside some characters we've met before: Chuck Pierce and Dutch Sheets. A 2002 Charisma profile has further background:
With her team of "demon busters," Daniels is "stomping on the devil" and enjoying every minute of it. Once a drug addict herself, Daniels travels the globe teaching on spiritual warfare...As raw as the inner city where she grew up, Daniels, 40, spends most of her year traveling across the United States in a 30-foot recreational vehicle dubbed the Demon Buster Mobile. Daniels began her career after attending a meeting given by Prosperity Gospel patriarch Kenneth Hagin:
At a prayer meeting in her hotel with other attendees, Daniels says someone prophesied, "An unclean spirit is among us." Believing this word was for her, Daniels stepped forward to receive prayer. When the meeting was over, she says she was free from demonic oppression, had been baptized in the Holy Spirit and was speaking in tongues. The article continues:
...In 1996, Daniels and her husband founded Spoken Word church with a handful of faithful... When young people involved in the African religion Yoruba [sic - author means the traditional religion of the Yoruba people -RB] sought her out for deliverance, they introduced themselves by naming the strongmen over their heads, telling her that in order to help them, she'd have to deal with these demonic forces. Eckhardt has a website here; one of his sermons deals with "how cities are affected by demonic forces residing in the water".
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