DR. ANNA M. CAISON is a writer/teacher/speaker dedicated to encouraging believers to press toward an experiential relationship with the risen Savior.  Her desire is to show how each situation and crisis we face is a stepping stone to knowing Jesus personally. Dr. Caison firmly believes that in order to be an effective representative of Christ, we must first “know” Him, and the only way to know Him is to take up our cross and follow Him.  In taking up our cross and following Jesus, we will encounter like experiences as He did.  It is in the midst of these experiences we will begin to understand with great depth the love of God for us and mankind that will transform us into vessels through which God’s spirit of love, forgiveness, mercy, deliverance and healing can flow to others. Reared in church by her mother and grandmother, Dr. Caison confessed Christ at an early age and has met the risen Christ in the center of various crises, including her battle with breast cancer. She has been teaching for 28 years, 5 of which she taught college level Theological Courses.  She has served as a jail and prison chaplain conducting religious services for inmates, and has facilitated Spiritual Life Skills Classes to ex-offenders and substance abusers participating in her church’s residential program of which she also served as Program Director, and House Director for the Women’s Residential Recovery Home. Dr. Caison has written several ministry tracts, brochures, and training manuals (including the aforementioned Spiritual Life Skills) used to train other churches in developing Christian Residential Recovery Programs as part of their ministry.  She holds a Bachelor Degree in Biblical Studies and a Honorary Doctorate in Community & Christian Service.  In obedience to the Holy Ghost, Dr. Anna Caison relinquished her position as Associate Pastor of Am I My Brothers Keeper Outreach Church to pursue a writing/speaking ministry aimed at nurturing believers toward a personal relationship with the Risen Christ. Dr. Anna M. Caison and the ministry, "Christ Made Known In Me!" made its official debut on Easter Sunday, April 20, 2003.