Dr. Marchelle Lee’s journey is one of resilience, faith, and transformation. Born into a turbulent home in Cleveland, Ohio, she faced immense challenges from a young age. After becoming a teenage mother at 16 and leaving home, her strength and determination pushed her to finish high school while caring for her newborn. Even in the face of homelessness with her two sons, living in an abandoned office building in Chicago, she refused to give up. The grace of God kept her from despair, leading her to return to Cleveland where she earned her nursing degree and committed her life to Christ.

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Despite enduring two abusive marriages and battling personal struggles with drugs and alcohol, Dr. Marchelle's faith anchored her. She turned her life around, devoting herself to her family and God's purpose. Her journey of redemption included establishing Triumph House, a transitional home for homeless women and children, which helped over 249 families find education, employment, and stability. Her story of courage was featured on ABC News' "Hometown Hero" segment.

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Now a seasoned minister, nurse, and podcast TV host, Dr. Marchelle continues to inspire others through her ministry, public speaking, and social media ,  Serving both the community and the church, she is passionate about equipping others, especially women and those in need, to find hope and transformation in Christ. Today, she is the pastor of Life Transformational Church located at 2339 E Evans Rd #106, San Antonio, TX 78259. Services are every 2nd Sunday, from 9:30 to 10:30 am. She is  a loving mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, leading by example through faith, perseverance, and God’s unending grace.

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Her story is proof that no matter how hard the journey, God's love can redeem any life, and she boldly declares, "To God Be The Glory for the things He has done!"