Easter

Williams

Evangelist Easter Williams one of 11 children (4 boys and 7 girls) of Clayton and Onie (Ruise) Williams, was born March 20, 1921 in Margaretta, Florida and died September 9, 2008. She was single and had no natural children, but a host of spiritual children's. She attended the public schools of Baker County and continued her education in the state of Brooklyn, NY.
Evangelist Easter Williams was saved and received the precious gift of the Holy Ghost at the age of five (5) years old. Most of her adult life was lived in Ashbury Park, New Jersey, where she was a member of Mt. Olive Holiness Church of God In Christ. She returned back home to Margaretta, Fla., where she began a 6:00 a.m. prayer service at New Jerusalem Church of God In Christ. During this prayer service many were healed, delivered and saved. She joined Freewill Church of God In Christ under the leadership of her brother and Pastor, Elder Lucious Williams at her return home to Margaretta, Fla. She was the Evangelist for the Freewill Church of God In Christ and the Church Treasurer. She did Missionary and Evangelist work for the Lord and an extensive amount of traveling during her work for the Lord. She loved the Lord with all of her heart, body and soul. She was an anointed faithful prayer warrior for God until the end. She was a prayer warrior for everyone who needed her to pray. She lived a long spiritual and dedicated life for the Lord. Many were healed and delivered through her prayers.
She was preceded in death by (8) siblings, Daisy Chestnut, Irene Williams, Bertha Lee, Julious Williams, Georgia McKnight, Willow Dene Williams, Solomon Williams, and Elder Lucious Williams. She leaves to cherish her memories one sister, Virginia Cleo Williams (Margaretta, Fla.); one brother, Bishop Alpha W. Williams (Minnie) Douglasville, Ga.; One sister-in-law, Mother Castile Williams, Margaretta, Fla.; two goddaughters, Marie Williams (Margaretta) and Sister Lewis of Jacksonville, Fla.; a special nephew, Minister Dale Williams (Cathy) and a host of nieces, nephews, saints and friends.