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Freda Lindsay

Freda Lindsay, known to many as “Mom Lindsay,” co-founded Christ For the Nations Institute alongside her husband, Gordon, in 1970. After Gordon's passing in 1973, Mrs. Lindsay and her family continued the ministry of the institution. At 93 years of age, Mom Lindsay is still actively involved in seeing young leaders rise up and bring Christ to the nations of the earth. This organization has trained more than 28,000 students, reached 120 nations, and assisted native congregations in building more than 11,000 churches all over the world. Freda is also an active intercessor on behalf of God’s chosen nation, Israel. Freda is a heroine of the faith whose legacy will live on long after her life.

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International Women’s Hall of Fame

2007 Inductees

Germaine Copeland

Germaine Copeland is the founder and president of Word Ministries, Inc. located in Monroe, Georgia. She is the daughter of the late Reverend A. H. "Buck" Griffin and Donnis Brock Griffin. She and her husband, Everette, reside in Greensboro, Georgia where they have four children and eleven grandchildren.

In the 1980’s Germaine filled the position as Associate Pastor of Word of Life Church in Smyrna, GA before serving as Senior Pastor for 5 years.

She travels all over the world conducting prayer schools, speaking at churches, conferences and other groups. She also organizes prayer teams for other countries on location.

Over 4 million copies of her book series, Prayers That Avail Much, have been sold. Her reputation as a virtuous woman of God has given her the recognition as a 2007 inductee into the International Women’s Hall of Fame.

In 2006, we began inducting heroic women into the International Women’s Hall of Fame. Their lives are testimonies of a modern-day Deborah. We honor them and thank them for devoting their lives to the cause of Christ.

2006 Inductee

Iqbal Massey

Iqbal K. Massey was born & raised in Pakistan. She received Christ through Kundan, and later her marriage was arranged with Kundan. She has B.A. and M.A., degrees and she is a teacher by profession. Iqbal serves the Lord with her husband in the Muslim world. She served first with Campus Crusade for Christ International for 32 years and now she is serving with her husband as vice-presidents for the United World Mission for the Muslim world Ministries.

She has also co-authored a book, “Tide of the Supernatural” with her husband. She has thousands of WOGA prayer groups in the Middle East and The Commonwealth of Independent State, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan. Kazakhstan, and Tajikistan. Iqbal is representative at large for WOGA (Women of Global Action) Ministry. She has also served on various boards like AD2000 & beyond, Lausanne, and Women Aglow.

Among other projects, Iqbal has several sewing centers for the ex-communicated women who were rape victims in Pakistan. They are “Houses of Mercy” where they learn to read, pray and sew. They can make respectable living through these centers. In summary, she simply encourages national women to live an abundant life for Jesus, and is indeed a woman of great faith.

International Women’s Hall of Fame

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