QUEEN OF GOSPEL Biography

Commissioned by God at an early age to minister the Word of God, Evangelist Cornelia L. Armon-Beene, otherwise known as Queen of Gospel, knew that in order to capture lost souls, man's knowledge was simply not enough. God gave her a vision of how to reach the broken hearts and spirits of those that had gone astray. Overcoming many obstacles in her own life gave her a stronger determination to do God's Will. Throughout her ministry, there have been many setbacks, she has suffered strokes, 7 surgeries, epilepsy, heart failure and comas, but God was always providing a way for her to escape.
Learn More: Honors & Awards Achievements Queen's Ministry Timeline	She was a fighter before God saved her through Jesus Christ, now she's more of a conqueror! For over 25 years, the Queen of Gospel has preached, taught, prayed and lay hands on the sick. In 1983, she founded the Christian Miracle Retreat Center —an umbrella for several other ministries; the Ark of Praise Outreach Ministry, Ark of Praise Evangelical Choir, the What About Me Youth Program, and the Queen of Gospel Crusade Network. Through these ministries, many souls gave their lives to Christ. In 1990, the What About Me Youth Program was recognized by the media when she and the Ark of Praise youth marched in Madison, Wisconsin, at the state capitol against street violence.
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