Apostle Adrianne Denise Brady was born and raised in Washington, D.C. She has two sons, two daughters, and seven grandchildren. She was educated in the DC Public Schools, graduating from Spingarn Sr. High, and later attended the University of Phoenix and received her bachelor’s degree. Apostle Brady is now pursuing her master’s degree in Adult Learning Education.

Pastor Brady takes much pride in educating herself in the word of God concerning women’s issues. She is the founder and director of “I Survived” Outreach Ministry, Inc., Women of Purpose, and is presently the Pastor of Kingdom Refuge Ministries International.

She wrote and published three books, I Survived: True Encounter of A Battered Women, Life After Abuse: A Survivor’s Story, and How to Counsel the Abused Woman in the Church.

Pastor Brady has also comprised a domestic violence-training manual in which she serves local churches in setting up domestic violence outreach centers. She has conducted domestic violence workshops at various conferences and women’s day services. Her long-term goal is to organize and develop an inspirationally based battered women facility. 

Pastor Brady’s prayer is that someday men would realize that if they exemplified the Christ-like love to their wives that Paul talks about; then they would see the true beauty that God ordained when he made the helpmate (woman) for him (man).