Jennifer Melle, senior nurse being punished for her beliefs

Hi There, my name is Richard Crowley, I met Jennifer in December 23, only God knows why our paths crossed but it’s been amazing what has happened since they have.

We have baptised people together and done street ministry in different towns in the south of England,

I have seen a family walk past when Jennifer was preaching in Woolwich and a 12 year old boy from that family, stop and come up to Jennifer and give himself to Jesus in front of his parents,

just recently a young gay man done the same at Victoria station in London.

Jennifer’s big trail came last May when assisting an inexperienced nurse trying to handle a convicted Paedophile that was brought in from a prison for treatment, who was transgendering and Jennifer referred to him as Mr,

he then repeatedly called her the N word and put in a complaint, Jennifer has had a clean record and is loved by everyone, she is always full of joy

The NHS turned on her, labelling her a danger to the public, yes really, really unbelievable. God’s justice will come to them, I’m sure.

Jennifer has stuck by her beliefs but this has come at a financial cost as well as an emotional trial and this whole situation is far from concluded,

there is more punishment to come from the NMC.

She has cried out ‘Lord take this cup from me’ but has relentlessly stuck to her beliefs.

During her time off, to help her mentally and emotionally, Jennifer has been out almost everyday to bring the Gospel in her street ministry. she has continued to tithe to maintain the support her projects need in Kenya feeding orphans and others.

A few of us have done our best to help Jennifer but anything you can give, will be a real blessing in Jesus name.

I consider Jennifer to be an exceptional Christian and to quote Jennifer ‘There is power in the name of Jesus’