I Know Who I Am And Whose I Am: Beauty For Ashes

"When purpose is identified it can now be manifested in the earth through the individual. This eventually leads to God being glorified."

Khalilah's story of redemption and deliverance from rejection and abandonment, being taken away from her family and forced into the foster system and the struggle of not having a relationship with her mother, resulted in many traumatic experiences. From hurt, betrayal, homelessness, physical, verbal and mental abuse, she was ready to give up on life, even to the point of suicide. Eventually, Khalilah turned to God and prayer. In that place of prayer, Khalilah was thrust into a place of seeking and gained the insight and power on how to overcome her trauma. In that same place she discovered her identity and purpose. Khalilah aims to help others overcome trauma and discover their identity and purpose in Christ.
Khalilah Kirkpatrick is a God-fearing woman, known for her kindness and bold fashion. She's an innovator, a trailblazer, an entrepreneur, an image consultant, a wardrobe stylist, a spiritual advisor and has a heart to serve women. Her God-ordained assignment is to help women discover their identity. As the author of "I Know Who I Am and Whose I Am", a powerful book that provides women with practical strategies for discovering their identity and purpose.
Khalilah is the founder and CEO of Virtue and Voilure, a nonprofit organization, that serves and impacts the lives of women through life skills training, wellness and economic advancement, thus empowering women to walk in their purpose, in hopes of reducing recidivism. She hosts several image consulting classes in an effort to help women discover their identity, build their self-confidence and to dress for purpose. Khalilah is passionate about empowering her community to create and embrace solutions that will help repair the communities of Chicago. Khalilah is a faithful member of Rivers of Living Water International, under the leadership of Apostle Stephen A. Gardner and Prophetess Yolonda Gardner.