"Ms. Dahlia Doyley was born in Jamaica- West Indies"and migrated to the United States with her parents. She is also a mother of two beautiful young ladies. Ms. Doyley recognized a particular gift in her life at 12 and struggled to shift into her calling. With this struggle, she battled deep depression and oppression. The quote that invades her life and invokes her heart, spoken by her former Senior Pastor Yvonne McDonald, "Convenience isn't convenience if it s only for you." Ms. Doyley saw the error of her ways and decided to walk out of depression and oppression at 28 through deliverance in God's words into her destiny. Dahlia changed her outlook on her life in the word of God to elevate into excellence.
Her goal is now to encourage and inspire a new wine generation. At the age of 32, Ms. Doyley moved into her gifts and calling through colors, numbers, God's callingand the Gift of Discernment. She identified God in the call to (D.E.E) Destiny Elevate Excellence. She pursued the call inspired by God and wrote her first book," "Identifying the Shift," "with oa complete understanding that family it's first and was her first ministry.
Ms. Doyley saw the future with inspiring and encouraging words from her former Pastor and now Apostle David McDonald of the First Community Cathedral of Praise Ministries. He said, "Your future the cameisn'tso bright, you'll need shades to see." These words were the foundation for her giving faith and endurance to fight for the more significant cost, which she activated through scripture, Matthew 7:7, "Ask, and it shall be given to you; seek, and ye shall find; knock and it shall be opened unto you." Ms. Doyley stands strong in her belief that prayer is the key and that she is the product of her parent's prayers on her life. She believes in the Holy Spirit and Jesus Christ and experience him for herself.
