Apostle Joyce E. Hardnett

Apostle Joyce E. Hardnett is the founder and Senior Pastor of In His Army Apostolic Church Inc., situated in Jacksonville, Florida. This church is dedicated to assisting individuals trapped in cycles of addiction, generational curses, and harmful behaviors, guiding them towards Deliverance and Inner Healing.

Apostle Joyce E. Hardnett began her preaching journey in October 2010 and moved into Pastoral Ministry in January 2018 after losing her corporate job. She led a team of 20 individuals and was the sole manager who successfully closed the department while maintaining a full staff. Before her pastoral role, she held various positions in other churches, including serving on the usher board, as an armourbearer, as the Women's Ministry leader, as a Children's Sunday School Teacher, as a Trustee, and as a Pastor of Evangelism.

Apostle Hardnett's spiritual education was not obtained through traditional seminaries or Bible schools; rather, it was developed in the harsh conditions of the desert. It was in this demanding environment that the Lord prepared and equipped her to venture into areas where others may have hesitated to go.

Apostle Hardnett is a prominent prophetic deliverance minister, known for her practical and engaging teaching style. She has written two books, "The Little Girl Now Lives" and "Walking in My Healing: My Road Through Breast Cancer," and is currently working on two additional books, "The Marriage of Ahab and Jezebel" and "Trust the Process."

Apostle has also produced a prayer CD titled "It's Time To Build - Binding The Spirit Sanballat and Tobiah." She is the founder of Grace Survivors Deliverance Academy, a school that provides training courses in deliverance and healing.

Apostle is the Founder and CEO of Destiny Changers Foundation, a nonprofit organization that offers programs and workshops, including skills to pay the bills, for first-time nonviolent offenders, single parents, displaced homemakers, and exotic dancers. Individuals undergoing rehabilitation through a homeless program are also supported.