DR. YVONNE CAPEHART

With the Love for God and a clear understanding of her purpose in Christ the Lord has given Dr. Capehart a Prophetic Deliverance

ministry to heal the wounded heart, the broken in spirit and to encourage others to step out on faith as they

strive to reach their destiny in God.  As you listen to her minister in Word and  in song, you will notice that she demonstrates

openly a heart turned towards God and is proof that the hand of the Lord is upon her life.

Dr. Capehart is the founder of “Healed for Real” Healing and Deliverance Conference and Sister Keeper International Ministries Crusade, a network for women in Ministry on a local, state, and international levels.

She is the President of 2BLEEV Music Company and Founder of Y C Publishing Company.

 

 

Dr. Capehart along with her husband Lee of 33 years, serves as Pastors of Believers Life Center, in Pensacola.

 

Dr. Capehart is also the mother of two sons, Brandon, daughter by Love  LaSheena Capehart and three granddaughters Jordin, Jayla, and Jalia, one Grandson Cameron. Her son Britton.. 

Dr. Capehart has released three musical CD’s, “I Speak Life in You,” “Destiny is Calling You” and her new single, ‘Closer 2 You.”

 

She is the author of Seven books, entitled, "Don't Leave Me at the Gate,"  “Tied 2 the Promise, “ “After All I’ve Been through, I am Still Here with a Praise, “Drawn to Destiny”, “The Spirit of Assassination”, and “A Broken Rib, Deep Wounds do Heal” vol. 1 and vol. 2, and Healed for Real Journal.

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Dr. Capehart received her BA degree in Special Education at the University of West Florida in 1991 and received her Masters Degree in Educational Leadership in 1998, from the University of West Florida. Dr. Capehart received her doctorate in Pastoral Counseling in May 2001.

 

Dr. Capehart is the founder of God's Precious Jewels a mentoring program for women from all walks of life.  She is also the founder of RB house a transitonal home for young woman in crisis.  The home serviced, developed and counseled young women from 2003 to 2010