✎ About Priscilla C. Shirer

Priscilla C. Shirer was born on December 31, 1974 in Dallas, Texas, United States, is Actress. Priscilla, who hails from Dallas, grew up well acquainted with the Bible because of her father being a pastor of Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship, a non-denominational church. As a freshman at the University of Houston, she interned with a Christian radio station. Soon listeners were calling the station, inviting Priscilla to speak at their Bible study groups and other events. After graduation, she began her Master's degree work at Dallas Theological Seminary. Soon she was invited to lead a weekly Bible study at the Zig Ziglar Corporation and then to join its speaker team. Priscilla has worked as an independent contractor for CBS and hosted a local television show, but recently she has focused solely on Christian ministry opportunities. Priscilla calls Anne Graham Lotz, daughter of evangelist Dr. Billy Graham, her mentor in ministry. Her younger brother is Christian singer-songwriter Anthony Evans, Jr. She speaks around the United States at churches and other events, including the LifeWay Christian Resources-sponsored "Going Beyond" conference and "Deeper Still The Event", where she shares the stage with Beth Moore and Kay Arthur. She is the author of several books, including He Speaks to Me: Preparing to Hear from God.
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Biography/Timeline

1993

In 1993, Shirer was a freshman at the University of Houston. Shirer was married in 1999 to Jerry Shirer, former Hilton Hotels executive.

2013

In 2013, Shirer was a speaker at the 2013 Women of Faith conference. In 2015, Shirer made her film debut in the Kendrick Brothers film War Room. In October 2016, Shirer was recognized as one of four prominent women of faith during the 10th anniversary of God's Leading Ladies Life Enrichment Program at The Potter's House. Shirer also featured at the 47th GMA Dove Awards.

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