Rev. Dr. Eulisa A. Thomas, is a CEO and Founder of Dream-Net Vision Board Workshop, LLC and Crossroads Of Life Ministries, Incorporated. She is a Ministerial Leader at the Apostolic Church of God (ACOG) working in ministry for over 25+ years in the City of Chicago. Rev. Dr. Eulisa A. Thomas is a native of Chicago, Illinois born and raised on the Southside. She is a graduate of Rust College located in Holly Springs, MS with a Bachelor’s of Arts in Political Science (HBCU), McCormick Theological Seminary (MTS), Master of Divinity (MDiv), and Doctorates of Ministry (DMin) from the McCormick Theological Seminary prophetic Leader Cohort tailored for the implementation of radical change in underprivileged and oppressed communities throughout the world. Her preaching experience dates back to 1997, when she became Youth Director at the Faith, Hope and Charity Church Of God In Christ (C.O.G.I.C.), and Chairlady of six affiliated church Youth Ministry’s within the William Roberts District. In addition, she has taught consistently over the years as requested by other churches and teaching ministries within the Chicagoland area. To name a few would be Irving Park Baptist Church; Love, Community,

and Fellowship (Teaching Ministry); McCormick Theological Seminary (Preaching and Teaching); Living Grace Church; Glory to Glory Family Christian Center, Apostolic Church of God, Ravenswood United Church of Christ, and many more. She has been featured as a special guest and co-host on multiple radio broadcasts, podcast, television shows, such as WYCA 102.3FM, iHeartRadio 1390AM, Influent Radio, WVON, VTV Network (a televised network - Roku, Apple, Amazon Prime, and many other platforms). She has directed and co-directed major productions, and authored multiple manuscripts. One in which she became a finalist at the American Black Film Festival (ABFF) VH1 Storytelling contest. The Rev. Dr. Eulisa A. Thomas is currently working on her very own Christian broadcast on the NOW Television Network, a new podcast, and the publication of two new manuscripts in 2024. She is a member of the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated; United Negro College Fund; NAACP; National Council of Negro Women (NCNW); Chicago Urban League; LIVEFREE; and Many more. In addition, she serves on multiple Board of Directors and is a proud mother of her only daughter, Ke’Lena, who is a rising Senior at Howard University in Washington, DC.