Kerri Pulliam Johnson

In the 90s, as an addict and pursuer of all things worldly, Kerri had an encounter with the God she had read and heard about, but couldn’t previously seem to interact with.

After experiencing the power of God through one session of inner healing, she began to realize and study the effects prayer ministry has regarding sickness, disease, and dysfunction. She began to see and experience the power of healing over the mind, body, and soul through the power of repentance, forgiveness, and restoration.

For 25 years now, she has lived, studied, and trained others locally, nationally, and internationally in the healing process. She has a vision to see people led out of sickness, disease, sin and bondage, and into their divine identity through the power of the cross and blood of Jesus Christ.

After having pastored for 12 years, Kerri felt led to leave her comfortable job to pursue a vision of helping others come into their true calling in Christ. Her desire is to see breakthroughs in restoration and redemption of individuals and their families, as well as healing in their land, in churches, and in communities.

With the ultimate goal of divine restoration, Kerri is leading and training others into discovering their calling and identity through coaching, mentoring, preaching, teaching, seminars, retreats, and live schools. She believes we all have a part in the reconciliation process. Her desire is to help individuals, churches, and communities network together, to see our nation healed and restored to the original intent of God in Christ Jesus.

In 2015, Kerri founded Kerri Johnson Ministries and began building a training center that offers spiritual direction, mentoring, coaching, healing prayer, inner healing seminars for grownups and churches, boot camps for kids, retreats, trainings, live schools, and in-house prayer/intercession trainings as well.

Kerri Johnson Ministries also offers prayer ministry for kids, adults, marriages, and families, as well as internships for those who want to develop their gifting and pursue a calling of inner healing in their own churches and communities.

Kerri and Allyn, her husband of 24 years, live peacefully on an eclectic little farm with a bratty (self-professed king) part-human, part-Yorkie named Clutch, an old grumpy cat with bladder issues named PJ, and Kerri's new bestie, “my little pony” named Beauregard (he’s actually a goldendoodle). Their youngest is a junior at HPU and is navigating the world quite successfully without their help. They have two awe-inspiring adult children and two very spirited Grands. Their life now consists of ferreting out all things unimportant and learning to rest in the things they love. Their cozy but colorful home has become a gallery of their lives and the lives of those they love, including a collection of artwork indicative of Kerri's healing journey.