In a time when women in ministry often face resistance and criticism, Prophetess Tracey has emerged as a bold, anointed, and unapologetically powerful vessel of God. Her rise in the prophetic and deliverance ministry is not only a testimony of grace but also a declaration to the world that God still raises women to shake nations.
From her humble beginnings in Zimbabwe to her growing international reach, Prophetess Tracey has proven that when God anoints someone, gender is no barrier to divine assignment.
Breaking Barriers as a Woman in Ministry
Being a woman in ministry hasn’t always been easy. There were seasons of rejection, misunderstanding, and spiritual warfare—yet Prophetess Tracey stood firm, clinging to her calling with deep conviction. While others doubted, she stayed in the secret place. While doors closed, she fasted and prayed. Her resilience has inspired many, especially young women who once believed that ministry was a space reserved only for men.
Today, she leads prophetic services, hosts deliverance sessions, travels across nations, and carries a mantle that has set thousands free. Her courage has made her a role model for both women and men in ministry, proving that the Holy Spirit does not discriminate—He empowers whomever He chooses.
Walking in the Footsteps of Spiritual Giants
Prophetess Tracey often speaks of her desire to walk in the footsteps of Catherine Kuhlman, the legendary healing evangelist known for her intimacy with the Holy Spirit, and Maria Woodworth-Etter, a revivalist from the 1800s whose ministry was marked by trances, prophetic power, and mass salvations.
These women were pioneers, misunderstood in their time but revered in history for how they moved the heart of Heaven. Prophetess Tracey shares that same hunger—not just to preach, but to carry the tangible presence of God, to host revivals, and to usher in supernatural manifestations that bring people to their knees in awe of Jesus.
Just like Catherine Kuhlman, she desires to be known not for her name, but for her yieldedness to the Holy Spirit. Like Maria Etter, she wants to demonstrate the reality of God’s power to this generation, breaking religious norms and stirring deep repentance, healing, and awakening.
A Role Model for a New Generation
As her influence continues to grow, Prophetess Tracey has become more than a minister—she is a voice of hope, a symbol of bold obedience, and a mentor to the next generation of spiritual leaders. Her Done Deal Movement has attracted followers across Africa, the UK, Canada, and beyond.
She mentors young prophets, trains intercessors, and empowers women to rise in their identity and calling. Her story is proof that God is still using women to carry mantles, build altars, and shake kingdoms.
Whether preaching, prophesying, casting out demons, or teaching about spiritual foundations, she moves with fire, wisdom, and a deep love for souls.
Conclusion: A Vessel for Revival
Prophetess Tracey is not just building a ministry—she’s leading a movement. A woman after God’s heart, fearless in her pursuit of revival, and fully surrendered to the Spirit. Her journey is far from over, and her dreams are bigger than ever. With global missions ahead—like the upcoming UK invasion in September and Canada thereafter—her voice is echoing louder across continents.
She may have started small, but she is walking in the footsteps of giants—and leaving footprints of her own for generations to follow.
This is not just a woman in ministry. This is a revivalist, a prophetess, and a global role model for the Church.
And the world hasn’t seen the half of what God is about to do through Prophetess Tracey.