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Faith C. Bays
Mrs. Bays was born April 16, 1958, in Tate County, Mississippi. She is the seventh of nine siblings. She married at age 24 to Mr. Willie George Bays Jr. She is the mother of four children.
Mrs. Ba...view moreMrs. Bays was born April 16, 1958, in Tate County, Mississippi. She is the seventh of nine siblings. She married at age 24 to Mr. Willie George Bays Jr. She is the mother of four children.
Mrs. Bays was saved at age 10 or 11; she was a member of Independence Missionary Baptist Church in Tyro, Mississippi. In the month of February in 1977, she embraced the teaching of the Church of God in Christ and later joined Christ Temple COGIC in Holly Springs, Mississippi. In Holly Springs, she served under Evangelist Albert Pass. Mrs. Bays is a graduate of Mississippi Valley State University, with a BS degree in elementary education 4–8. She also acquired an elementary education license for K–3 from DSU after attending their summer school programs.
In 1980, Mrs. Bays became a part of the St. James Temple Church of God in Christ family of Clarksdale, Mississippi. She is presently serving at St. James under the leadership of Bishop T. T. Scott, prelate of the Northern Mississippi jurisdiction of the Church of God in Christ. Mrs. Bays has served under him for thirty-five years. She has attended the Charles Harrison Mason Bible School seminars and received an evangelist missionary license from the school. She is currently enrolled with Liberty University Online School. She is attending to acquire a master of divinity in theology. Upon her graduation in 2018, she plans to reenroll and acquire her doctorate from Liberty University.
Mrs. Bays is a giver and lover of God and his people. She has learned to be blessed in every area of life and gives God the glory for the great things and the miracles performed in and through her life. Her children are Joy, George, Jocelyn Bays, and Jessica Dixon. Mrs. Bays believes in helping all children, even those who are not hers. She has taught small children as well as adults and believes that if you have your backpack full, you will never be unhappy. Mrs. Bays loves children, young and old.view less