Dionne Konteh

Board Member

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Dionne Konteh is a dedicated servant of God, compassionate leader, and committed community advocate born and raised in New Jersey. Having received the indwelling of the Holy Spirit in 1993, she has faithfully walked in her calling for over three decades, bringing heart, wisdom, and professional expertise to every area of her service. Since 2020, Dionne has been a faithful member and leader at Faith Tabernacle Church of The Living God in Camden, New Jersey.

Equipped with a Master’s degree in Social Work with a concentration in Management and Policy from Rutgers University, as well as a 2025 Certification in Human Services Program Management, Dionne seamlessly bridges professional excellence with spiritual ministry. Her foundational spiritual beliefs are rooted in Jesus’ command in John 13:34, “Love one another as I have loved you.” This deep compassion for God’s people fuels her active involvement in intercessory prayer. She serves on prayer networks nationwide, including The Greater Life Church in Lakewood, Washington, Women That Pray, God’s Girls, Heart Touch Ministries, and several intercessory groups across the tri-state area.

Within her local church and broader ministry, Dionne serves as a ministry leader, intercessor, Sunday school teacher, grief and compassion minister, and choir member, while continuing her spiritual growth through online courses with Our Daily Bread Ministries. She also completed the School of the Prophets under Dr. Tamika Wilson—a transformative milestone in her spiritual journey. Extending her heart for healing into the community, Dionne has served since 2023 as a group facilitator for a dual diagnosis facility, utilizing an evidence-based strengths perspective, mindfulness, and gratitude to help individuals holistically manage substance use and mental health conditions.

Above all, Dionne treasures her family as the loving mother of six adult children and six grandchildren. In her quiet time, she enjoys gardening—a favorite pastime that offers space to reflect on God’s creation and appreciate the beauty of nature.