About Me

Ms. Williams has spent all of her life in service to others. After a near fatal accident in 2001 when she was drag and run over by a car repeatedly, she pursued her passions with an even higher level of dedication. In 2000, before her accident, she started as a program director and baseball coach for the Boys and Girls Club in Northeast Texas. A year later, she added to her mission for youth when she became a juvenile detention officer of five years. Post accident, in 2003, Christina founded Feed the Hungry whose mission was to provide hot meals and clothing to all in need. The program also provided spiritual nourishment and she served in Jail Ministry for adults as a Chaplin. She visited detention facilities and spoke on topics including the art of better decision making, proactive parenting, and developing the advancement of life skills. Ms. Williams later became active in jail ministry for juveniles and was named an Exemplary Citizen by Mayor Tom Oliver and the City of Greenville. She is a woman of many talents. On a professional level, Christina has a wide range of experiences. She has served as a tax and financial consultant for 12years as a Office Manager, Insurance Broker, and Retirement and Investment Engineer for company owners for 7years. She is a member of the Texas Juvenile Detention Association In addition, has received state certification as a detention officer and in Handle with Care/PMAB techniques. Ms. Williams holds licenses from the State of Oklahoma Insurance Department, Texas Savings and Loan Department, and the Texas Department of Insurance: Life, Accident, Health, and HMO. She is licensed by the East Texas Network for Children as a Licensed Professional Counselor, Texas State Board of Examiners Marriage, Texas State Board of Social Work, and Qualified-State Board of Examiners in Psychology and is earning her Bachelor of Art Degree in Psychology at Ashford University. Christina is a publicist for the up and coming Tru to Life Publishing Co. She performs consultations on interior design for businesses and homes. She specializes in writing Grant Proposals for Business and Non Profit Corporation. She has currently finalized the layout and design for the Women Empowering Women facilities, Antaki Investment Group and The Mending Center. As the Chief Business Development Officer. She has three children a son Quentin, two daughters Olivia and Samantha. Ms Williams loves fishing, football, basketball, baseball, camping, traveling, and being in God’s presence.