Staff

Neddie Winters – President

Neddie is a native Mississippian. He was born and raised in Tunica, Mississippi. He serves as president of Mission Mississippi, a movement in the Body of Christ to reconcile individuals across racial and denominational lines.  Neddie is a former pastor with over twenty years of pastoral ministry.   Neddie is very effective in preaching, teaching, and counseling in ways that have a positive impact on daily living.  In addition, He has over 40 years of experience encompassing management, administration, executive leadership; mortgage financing, agricultural and non-agricultural lending as well as training and promotional development activities.  He is a consultant, leadership development trainer and coach, conference speaker, and workshop leader. He serves on many different boards and community organizations.

He holds a B.S. Degree from Alcorn State University in General Agriculture and a master’s degree in Public Financial Management from The American University, Washington D.C., an Honorary Doctorate of Humanities from the New Foundation Theological Seminary in Terry, Mississippi, along with further Biblical studies from Reform Theological Seminary in Jackson, MS, and Stephen Olford Preaching Institute in Memphis, Tennessee.

Neddie has been married to his wife Tommie for forty plus years.  They have five children, eleven grandchildren and three great grandchildren.  They live in Clinton, Mississippi

Kate Williams – Director of Donor Relations and Development

Monica Griffin - Executive Assistant

Monica is a native of Jackson, Mississippi. She is currently attending Jackson State University is pursuit of a Bachelor of Science in Health Administration. Before coming to Mission Mississippi, she worked for Mississippi Economic Council and Parents for Public Schools as Administrative Assistant. Monica joined Mission Mississippi on July 18, 2011 as the Executive Assistant to the President. She is the mother of two and currently resides in Byram, MS.