Join us for this candid, heart-to-heart episode on how to be authentically who God created us to be, serve and function as ministerial/clergy leaders, amidst pressures to compare, compete and have a false sense of identity in ministry. Rev. Tamieka shares empowering insights to help women balance ministerial leadership responsibilities and everyday life!

About Rev. Tamieka Gerow
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Rev. Tamieka Gerow was licensed to preach the gospel in August 2005 and ordained in March 2009 as the first female in the history of Tenth Memorial Baptist Church. The acceptance of God’s calling on her life has been very inspirational to all that she encounters. 

The desire to serve God’s people through ministry and the ability to lead are her greatest attributes. She possesses an innate ability to inspire from all walks of life; she remains committed to ministry, her Christian walk, and her education. Reverend Gerow is an itinerant preacher, conference speaker, and retreat facilitator.  

Her love for home keeps her actively involved in ministry throughout the city of Philadelphia and vicinity. In July 2012 she was named one of the 10 People Under 40 To Watch in Philadelphia by The Philadelphia Tribune.  Most recently, she served as Chair of the Health Committee for Black Clergy of Philadelphia and Vicinity, Chair of the Ecumenical Service for the North Atlantic Regional Conference for Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. and the Youth Director for the Pennsylvania Eastern Keystone Baptist Association. 

Her husband, Pastor Keon Gerow, is founder and Senior Pastor of Catalyst Church in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. They have two beautiful children, Kennedy Noelle and Keon Nicholas Xavier.