About
Minister Samantha Peace holds a master's degree in Christian leadership from Destiny Bible College, Mississippi. With a deep passion for caring for widows, orphans, the last, the lost, and the least, she has dedicated her life to serving others. As a retired officer of the New York City Corrections Department, where she served 28 years in law enforcement, Minister Peace continues to advocate for female offenders and aging populations in prison.
Her commitment to justice and compassion drives her ministry work, making a profound impact on the lives of those she serves. Minister Peace's extensive experience as a correctional officer has equipped her with unique insights and skills. Her advocacy focuses on the release of aged prisoners and supporting women re-entering society from prison. She aims to help and encourage women in prison and aging inmates over 55 years old, particularly in New York.
Her commitment to justice and compassion drives her ministry work, making a profound impact on the lives of those she serves. Minister Peace's extensive experience as a correctional officer has equipped her with unique insights and skills. Her advocacy focuses on the release of aged prisoners and supporting women re-entering society from prison. She aims to help and encourage women in prison and aging inmates over 55 years old, particularly in New York.