Episode
A Prayer Warrior's Testimony - Evangelist Tonette McNeil
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- The Kingdom Truth
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- Nov 29, 2025
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- 2178
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Summary
In this powerful episode, Evangelist Tonette, candidly shares her testimony with us about her life of prayer as she faced bouts of depression and suicidal thoughts. What do you do when you pray for other people and the Lord delivers them from depression, but you are severely depressed yourself? What do you do when you go to church, dressed up, looking good on the outside, but on the inside and at home you are in a dark, dark place? Evangelist Tonette McNeil was born in Robersonville, North Carolina. She is the only girl and second to the youngest of seven siblings. She started attending Holy Mission COGIC with her mom at the age of five. She remembers regularly attending noon prayer meetings where she witnessed many miracles. She also remembers growing up in a strict religious environment. She was not allowed to wear pants. She could not take physical education classes, participate in sports, or play in the high school band because pants were required. She did not have a normal childhood. She was quite often picked on and bullied. She sought comfort through eating and was overweight. Evangelist Tonette was a very bright child and maintained the honor roll all throughout her school years. She received her college degree from Elizabeth City State University. At the age of twenty-five, Evangelist Tonette, accepted Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior. She joined Refreshing Spring COGIC and was a faithful member for years. She served in various capacities under the leadership of Bishop James E. Jordan, Jr. On March 10, 2014, her mother’s birthday, the Lord birthed "Break Every Chain Prayer Line Ministry.” She believes the prayer mantle was passed on to her from her late mother, Mary Jenkins. Her spiritual mothe…