Dr. Minnie Lowe's Love Ya! Outreach

From the day that she was born, God used her for a miracle. Dr. Minnie Lowe was born dead. As the midwife tried to comfort her mother, her grandfather was taking her little lifeless body out to bury.  Her mother could be heard on the outside from the inside praying to God to give her baby life.  All at once her little body started moving, and she started to cry. 

Her mother began to thank the Lord over and over again.  She was told that she wouldn't live long, and that she should not have any children, because the doctors diagnosed her with a bad heart, which would later be called Atrial Fibrillation .

She went on to have ten children, and she lived to be eighty-one years old. Because God gave her life, she would go on to dedicate her life to the Lord. She always gave back, she started as a little girl at the age of five teaching the neighborhood children, helping them with their homework. As God blessed her, she blessed the people.

She continued to show love and bless others until the day that God called her home in 2015.

Dr. Minnie Lowe founded Love Ya! Outreach Ministries where she ministered to prison inmates, and she ministered to those in convalescent homes. She gave them birthday parties, and took them on shopping sprees. 

She's ministered to those in the mental institutions, all without any financial assistance, she gave out of her own pocket. Love Ya! Outreach Ministry and Broken Link Ministries were founded in 1982. Her signature quote still rings loud today, " Whatever your situation is, you can rise above it. "

The previous year  she founded New Birth Revivals in 1981 in Daytona, FL, and Youth Lifeline, where those in distress could call 24 hours per day, 7 days per week for prayer, or just to have someone to talk to. This 24 hour  prayer line, would pass on to the Christian network TBN, where to this day it is still active.

 She's fed the hungry, clothed the naked, housed the homeless, sent hundreds of students to college without any financial assistance. Before she would depart from her speaking engagements in the prisons, in the nursing homes, and churches, another one of her signature quotes she'd say, '' Remember, I Love Ya! "