Welcome to ltll global ministries, inc.
Our Founder
Lenora R. Davis, MS, CAS is originally from Virginia where she received her bachelor’s degree from Virginia State University. Upon moving to Maryland she pursued a clinical and public health career and obtained her MS and CAS in Counseling and Clinical Supervision from Johns Hopkins University. She administered the Master of Public Health degree program at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health (JHBSPH) for 17 years after some years of research and teaching. She culminated her career at JHBSPH as the Director for the Office of Diversity. Her graduate education in counseling enhanced her work with many diverse populations throughout her career and helped prepare her for global ministry. She was commissioned as an Apostle in 2016 and instrumental in the development of the Converge Fellowship: the spiritual arm of LTLL.
Apostle Lenora Davis, CAS
Our History
LTLL Global Ministries was birthed out of the founder’s over thirty years of research, teaching and administration in public health at Johns Hopkins University’s, Bloomberg School of Public Health. Through her experiences she identified the need for fledgling humanitarian organizations, domestic and abroad, to be empowered so that the organizations can achieve their missions. Many of these organizations start with the best of intentions, but fall short in serving their targeted populations due to poor funding, lack of connections, and inconsistent board participation.
Post retirement, the founder began traveling to developing countries and became even more aware of public health issues while also building a large network of professionals dedicated to eradicating these public health issues. Rather than form an organization to try to go into all of these countries to do the work that needs to be done, she felt called to equip those who are already on the ground and committed to serving “the least of these” in their region. From this calling, LTLL Global Ministries was born.
LTLL Global Ministries has a vast network of church leaders, NPO/NGO leaders, health professionals, missionaries, political leaders, and business leaders who diligently work towards serving those in need. Through partnerships created within this network, LTLL has organized feeding programs, acquired and distributed clothing, personal items and toys to mothers coming out of homelessness, created and hosted pastoral coalition meetings, produced clergy training events, acquired and shipped supplies to missionaries, housed traveling missionaries, created and hosted successful fundraising events, written project proposals, and assisted in the development of several outreach ministries.
Converge Fellowship is a fellowship of five fold ministry leaders who share a common vision for the building of the kingdom. The purpose of this fellowship is to train and equip our leaders to fulfill their calling and build unity amongst the brethren.
Converge also seeks to engage community leaders, social organizations, government officials, our youth and the community at large in coming together to create and implement innovative solutions for the problems in our communities.
As we build a network of individuals committed to change, we will have round table discussions to identify key areas of need and discuss solutions. So often it is those who have the need who have the most innovative ideas. But, they do not have the resources to implement them. We want to give those individuals a seat at the table and an opportunity to join the conversations from which they have long since been excluded.
As converstions birth ideas and strategies, we must then work together to implement change. Just as parts of the body have independent functions but work together, we can operate as one for the benefit of many.
