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Gillette to speak at Hillsboro FGBMFI meeting

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Hillsboro FGBMFI (Full Gospel Businessmen’s Fellowship International) will meet Saturday, July 9 at 24 Exchange Deli and Pizza, 144 West Main St., Hillsboro 45133.

The in-person meeting starts with dinner at 6 p.m., followed by the meeting at 7 p.m. A Facebook Live stream will begin at 7:45 p.m. at https://www.facebook.com/fgbmfihillsboro.
 
A freewill offering will be received. Ladies are welcome. Please do not attend if you have cold or flu symptoms.

Praise and worship will be led by Mike Gast, and the guest speaker will be James Gillette, prophetic evangelist.
 
In 1979, Gillette heard a literal voice speak to him regarding his ministry assignment. His obedience carried him on an adventure of the supernatural with many lives being touched by the Gospel of the Kingdom.

Gillette has traveled, preaching under tents as well as in churches and auditoriums. Many souls have come to Christ with miracles being seen on many levels. In 1981, one of the most outstanding was seen when a baby which was dead in the womb was brought back to life. That child is a mother today.
 
In 1982, Gillette founded Victory Outreach in Chillicothe, where he hosted “Kingdom Now,” a daily radio broadcast, as well as “Kingdom Alive,” a TV program that aired on weekdays.
 
The ’80s proved to be amazing years. Gillette went on three 40-day fasts and had several experiences walking in the realm of the Spirit, the longest-lasting four hours. During this time, he was entrusted with gifts manifesting even greater signs, wonders and miracles. After this, he went through a divine shift that positioned him in Mississippi, running his own construction business and operating as pastor to a wonderful group of people.
 
Gillette resigned from his pastorate in 2012 when the Lord led him and his wife Candice back to Chillicothe, where he accepted an assistant pastorate at After God’s Heart Ministries in 2013. This year, he accepted the senior pastorate. In addition to this role, he continues to travel preaching and ministering to the Body of Christ as he has done for the past 39 years.
 
 

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