our Vision

The vision of Girls in Christ, Inc. is to produce confident Christian Leaders who will boldly advocate for Christ, contribute to their communities and lead the next generation of changemakers. We strive to empower girls to reach their God-given potential, embrace ethical standards, and be grounded in Christian values.

Confidence

Sunflowers discover their strengths through social-emotional activities that embrace goal setting, healthy communication styles, self-love and leadership.

Christ

Sunflowers strengthen their spirituality through bible studies, prayer circles and self-discovery challenges.

Community

Sunflowers participate in community service activities and encouraging team building, selflessness and altruism.

Meet the Team

Janelle B. Floyd

Founder and CEO

Janelle is a Florida native and received her bachelor's degree in Communications and Psychology at The Howard University in Washington, D.C. While in school she had the pleasure of working at Girls Inc. where she developed and implemented her first basketball program titled Hoops. Throughout her junior and senior year she held positions at the YMCA, Capitol Hill and even the White House!

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Brandy Williams

Director of Spiritual Life

Teacher, Speaker, and Minister Brandy Williams, has risen from her small-town roots in Conyers, Georgia to be a powerful voice of conscience to young women and girls. Brandy boldly empowers this generation of young women to live out their God ordained purpose and Identity. As a first generation college graduate, Brandy earned her Bachelor's degree in History and Sociology at Spring Hill College in Mobile, Alabama. She also received her Master of Arts in History and Women’s Studies at Howard University in Washington, DC.

Tyra Green

Administrative Coordinator

Tyra Green is currently development coordinator at Capital B, a Black-led nonprofit news organization. She is a recent graduate of the University of Notre Dame with a master’s in Nonprofit Administration from Mendoza College of Business. With this experience, she held the position of graduate research assistant and master of development practice intern at the UN’s Sustainable Development Solutions Network.

Board Members

Brittany Lee-Wright (President)

Kira Bascombe (Vice President, Volunteer Committee Chair)

Kilene Curry Williams (Treasurer, Finance Committee Chair)

Jeannie Floyd (Secretary)

Jemilah Jones (General Member, Community Engagement Committee Chair)

Yolanda Nails (General Member, Program Committee Chair)

Sunflowers in bloom

Leja Williams

Leja is from Ft.Lauderdale, FL and currently attends Florida A&M University majoring in Pharmacy. She has been accepted into the Doctor of Pharmacy program and will be a Doctor or Pharmacy candidate in Fall 2024. She is a member of Kappa Psi Psi Healthcare Sorority, Incorporated, Phi Sigma Theta National Honor Society, and Alpha Lambda Delta National Honor Society. Leja currently has a 3.8 GPA.

Anaya Andre

She is from Pembroke Pines, FL and currently attends Pembroke Pines Charter School. “I recently started my own nonprofit organization formally known as Promote Her, Period. Our mission is to promote and empower young women, while creating a support system to embrace and understand their feminine journey.”

Joy Nails

Joy is from Fort Lauderdale, Florida and currently attends Spelman College majoring in Biology on the pre-dental track. She has finished her first year with a 3.72 GPA and will be participating in the 2024 Summer Health Professions Education Program at the University of Alabama at Birmingham!

Statistical Support

“Girlhood Interrupted: The Erasure of Black Girls’ Childhood”

There are numerous studies supporting the importance of spiritual health and wellness. Spiritual enlightenment allows girls to connect with other like minded individuals while acknowledging and appreciating their individual journeys’. Self-confidence, spiritual health and community involvement can be used as coping mechanisms when combatting life’s challenges.

Whether in-person or virtual, we prioritize our program environments to be safe, supportive and loving. We believe this is integral to cultivating leadership skills, confidence and sisterhood.