Dr. Sabrina Echols-Sampson’s mission is to heal the body, soul, and spirit of men, women, boys, and girls so that they can live out their God-ordained destiny.

Born in Chicago, IL, God gave Sabrina Echols a vision to become a medical doctor in order to promote health and enhance the lives of the medically underserved. Her mandate from the Lord is to open doors for voiceless generations – those who cannot speak for themselves.

Dr. Echols-Sampson received her Bachelor of Science degree from Xavier University of Louisiana. Later, she received a Master’s in public health from Univ. of Illinois, then her medical degree from Northwestern University in Chicago. She received her medical training from Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Tx and has been a family medicine doctor for 18 years. Presently, she contracts with community health care facilities in Houston promoting wellness, home health care, and revention. Her passion includes teaching, and mentoring/coaching health care providers to decrease racial health care disparities.

Dr. Echols-Sampson is the author of two books, “Voiceless” and “Operation Soar 52.” Voiceless speaks about how God has called us be his Voice for those who can’t speak for themselves. Operation Soar 52 is an empowerment book to help people stay focus and completing their goals. Dr. Echols-Sampson has a weekly conference call, “Take God as your Business Partner.” She has ministered internationally in Brazil and South Africa and is a motivational speaker.

Dr. Echols-Sampson is a minister at The Fountain of Praise Church (Houston, TX) under the leadership of Pastor Dr. Remus Wright and Co-Pastor Mia Wright. She also serves in the Calling Ministry and The Wellness Ministry/consultant to Wainerdi Wellness Institute. Dr. Echols-Sampson has received numerous community awards. She also serves as a prayer intercessor/Director of Tribe of Simeon in the Cassandra Scott Ministries.

Dr. Sabrina Echols-Sampson is married to a supportive husband, Michael, and the blessed mother of son, David and daughter, Imani, and resides in Pearland, Texas. She stands on the scriptures, “Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves, for the rights of all who are destitute. Speak up and judge fairly; defend the rights of the poor and needy. Proverbs 31:8

“Jesus went throughout Galilee, teaching in their synagogues, proclaiming the good news of the Kingdom, and healing every disease and sickness among the people.” Matt 4:23