Evangelist Toni Ramey Webster is the wife of Elder Perry L. Webster, who serves as Pastor of the Greater Burning Bush Independent Holiness Church in Stoneville, North Carolina. She is the mother of her beloved son Payton Benjamin Royce Webster who is one of the many miracles that God has manifested in her life and spiritual mother to many who have been drawn to the God within her. She is the daughter of Mrs. Georgia H. Ramey and Mr. Benjamin Ramey Sr.

Evangelist Webster is known to many as an anointed psalmist whose gift has caused yokes to be destroyed and burdens to be lifted off the men and women who encounters this woman of God.

Evangelist Webster has earned a Bachelor’s in Education, and a Master’s in Education and Early Childhood. She is currently a Doctoral candidate at Liberty University pursuing a Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership.

In 2006, she accepted the call to preach the Gospel and on May 12, 2007, Evangelist Webster preached her Initial Sermon. She is a licensed Evangelist. Upon the leading of the Lord, in 2011 Evangelist Webster birthed, TRW Ministries. The ministries focused is to restore, breathe life, and propel the people of God into their purpose.

In 2013, the Lord gave Evangelist Webster a slogan that many use today – “I Still Have My Cup!” This was a word that the Lord given to her after the loss of three spiritual children in less than a year. These are the words she told the Lord ... “I’m empty.” The Lord replied: “But you still have your cup.” Asking the Lord about “Her cup” – He ministered these words: “Your “cup” is your ministry, your call, your destiny, your purpose. That which I ordained you to do while in your mother’s womb. There will be trials and pain, but keep your cup, I specialize in refills.”

She is known for her ministry brands – “God I Trust You”, “It Broke My Heart but It Did Not Break Me”, and “SUDDENLY.” Her declaration of “SUDDENLY” has caused transformational change in the lives of Gods people because she received the word and allowed God to bless it!

Psalm 27 is known as “The Triumphant Song of Confidence.” In obeying the Voice of God and seeking His Perfect Will for our lives, we must be confident, not arrogant in that which the Lord has called us to do. In the psalm, the psalmist longs for the constant presence of God upon his life and an ever more presence of God in the temple. This is the desire and hope that Evangelist Webster longs that her life reflects. That in every area that the Lord blesses her to minister; that her prayer life and anointing be filled with such an aroma, that the scent of her worship will cause others to want more of God.

“One thing have I desired of the Lord and that will I seek after; that I may dwell in the house of the Lord all the days of my life, to behold the beauty of the Lord, and to enquire in his temple.” Psalm 27:4