Apostle Linda H. Wallace serves as Vice Chair of the Apostolic Hub, providing spiritual oversight, governance leadership, and strategic support to advance the Hub’s apostolic mandate. With a proven record of ministry service, nonprofit leadership, and community impact, she brings wisdom, order, and discernment to the governing body.

An ordained Apostle with a demonstrated calling to equip, empower, and restore leaders across generations, Apostle Wallace plays a key role in shaping the Hub’s apostolic training and equipping framework. Her leadership includes curriculum development, ensuring that teaching materials, training tracks, and certification pathways are biblically sound, apostolically aligned, and practical for real-world ministry application.

In her role as Vice Chair, Apostle Wallace supports the Chair and governing board by:

• Strengthening apostolic vision and mission alignment

• Providing counsel on leadership development and ministry standards

• Developing and overseeing apostolic curriculum, training manuals, and leadership development pathways

• Supporting governance, compliance, and ethical stewardship

• Championing initiatives that empower churches, leaders, women, and families

She also serves alongside Apostle Edward Holloway II as Apostle and Assistant Pastor of Way of the Word Ministries and is the Founder of A Mother’s Den, a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering women through healing, restoration, and purpose-driven growth.

Recognized for her servant leadership, apostolic insight, and excellence in instructional design and spiritual formation, Apostle Linda H. Wallace remains committed to equipping leaders through sound doctrine, structured training, and transformational ministry.Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.

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