Audreece Dickson was one of four boys raised in the Third Ward community of Houston, Texas by Beverly Dickson, a legally blind single mother, who supplemented her income by playing the organ throughout the week at Christ Holy Temple Church (Bishop Jimmy Singleton) and relied solely on the covering of God.

 

Audreece and his brothers formed a singing group named, "The Dickson-Ayers" with Audreece as the lead singer.

After performances, Audreece would hear "God is Good!" from members, and the statement confused him.

Not because he didn't believe, but the physical environment he resided in displayed something contrary.

Audreece remained open to find the goodness of God in everyone he met and became friends with single mothers, thieves, gamblers, crack addicts, pimps and prostitutes. Audreece couldn't decipher between the joy of the Lord at Church and Hell in the projects amongst men.

 

Beverly Dickson was granted a blessing from heaven one Sunday evening after service – an opportunity to leave the drug infested environment.

She stepped out on faith, packed her home, moved, and ministry was born that day.

 

Audreece’s oldest brother Demetrius Perry went on to receive a full-time football scholarship to West Point University.

Lester Dickson received a full-time football scholarship to Sul Ross State University.

Audreece became a McDonald All American basketball player, which ultimately granted him access to a full-time scholarship at Los Angeles City College.

The youngest, Tyres Dickson, received a full-time football scholarship to the University of Texas.

 

Motivation and Leadership have always been part of Audreece’s life journey.

His innate ability to motivate and lead others led to his becoming a Licensed Christian Chaplain, Motivational Speaker, Youth Mentor, Basketball and Athletic Trainer, and most recently, a Bachelor of Arts degree in Ministry.

Audreece’s mission is to inspire and motivate others to reach their full potential through difficult times.

 

Always remember, no matter what…"God is Good!"