 ELISHA ROBERTS SR.
is a native of Sylvania, Georgia and a graduate of Morris Brown College, Atlanta, Georgia. He earned a Masters in Mathematics from Atlanta University. As a high school teacher for 25 years, his love for children motivated him in reaching parents and families on health issues. Elisha has studied health and nutrition since 1982, networking the industry to ensure that his family, friends and associates receive the most recent, cutting-edge information for better health. As a result of dedicating his life to teaching and training the people of God, his ultimate goal is to assist others in accomplishing the testimony of, feeling better, looking younger and living longer without the degenerative diseases of aging.
He is the Director of the Soaring Eagles Health Ministry and co-founder with his wife, Pekola, of International Soaring Eagles Ministries. The ISEM umbrella houses the Soaring Eagles Health and Nutrition Ministry, Publications, books, tapes, CDs, DVD's, the Dance and Drama Ministry, the Preaching and Teaching Ministry, and the Sure Foundation Ministry (a revolutionary undergarment line for women). As Health Ministers, Elisha and Pekola will impart much needed understanding in their teaching in their workshop/seminar on "How the Body Works."
 PASTOR P.K. ROBERTS
is a native of Monticello, Mississippi and an alumna of Alcorn State University, Lorman, Mississippi and the Interdenominational Theological Center, Atlanta, Georgia. She earned a Master of Divinity specializing in Psychology. She was awarded a Doctorate of Humanities from the Panama City Theological Seminary, Panama City, Florida. Following her ordination from the Church of God in Christ, Pastor Roberts completed Clinical Pastoral Education at clinical Memorial Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia, after which she served as Chaplain for female offenders for Atlanta Advancement Center. Commissioned as an Army Chaplain in January 1986, Pastor Roberts` first duty station was Fort Rucker, Alabama, where she served as Chaplain for the hospital and 1-13th Aviation Battalion. Subsequent assignments include Nurnberg, Germany, Saudi Arabia (Desert Storm), Fort Stewart and Fort Gordon, Georgia. She pastored chapel services at each assignment. In 1995, Pastor Roberts reentered the civilian sector and became the founding pastor of Shekina Glory Church in Jesup, Georgia. She served as president for the National Council of Negro Women (Savannah Section), president of the Hinesville Ministerial Alliance, and as a member of numerous organizations and boards. In addition, she conducted workshops, seminars and preached throughout the United States. In November 1997, Pastor Roberts answered the call to return to active duty military chaplaincy. She was assigned as Chaplain for 702nd Military Intelligence Group and Senior Pastor for Interfaith Worship Service, Fort Gordon, Georgia. She served as the 516th Signal Brigade Chaplain located at Fort Shafter, Hawaii, with unit coverage in Alaska, Mainland Japan and Okinawa. In 2002, she was assigned to Presidio of Monterey as Chaplain and Pastor to the cadets and cadre. Later she served as Operations, Plans and Training Chaplain and Associate Pastor for Ord Military Chapel. Pastor Roberts` recently completed a tour as the Garrison Chaplain and Senior Pastor of Selfridge Air National Guard Base Chapel. She was recently assigned to Fort Carson, Colorado at the Chaplain for the Warrior Transition Unit for service members returning from the war. Her personal military decorations/awards include: The Bronze Star, Meritorious Service Medal, Army Service ribbon, and Overseas Service ribbon. She and Elisha, her husband of 30 years, have two married children; Elisha Jr. and his wife Verletta live in Fort Carson, Colorado and their daughter Davola resides in Michigan.
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