Lady Nichole "Nikki" Humphrey

Nichole Humphrey was born in Columbus, OH. She is the daughter of Elder

Janet Kimble Smith. She is a graduate of Whetstone High School and Capital

University, where she received two bachelor's degrees, one in Psychology and

the other in Criminology. She is a graduate of Antioch University, obtaining a

Master's Degree in Special Education. She concluded her educational career at

Ashland University with a Master’s Degree in Education Administration.

Lady Humphrey is the wife of Elder Lance E. Humphrey, Senior Pastor of

Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church, where they have served for 20 years.

She is the proud mother of her daughter, Alexa Nichole. First Lady

Humphrey plays a very important role alongside Pastor Humphrey

and serves in many capacities.

She is a part of the Ministerial Staff, she has served as the Minister

of Music for the past 20 years, and she leads the Women’s ministry.

She is the founder of several ministries, which include “Life with you” marriage ministry and the nursery “Mighty Tots of Zion”. Lady Humphrey is a gifted psalmist and songwriter. She released her first CD, “Life Saver,” in 2013.

Lady Humphrey recently added the titles of business owner and author to the many gifts that God has graced her with. Nik Nak Design was created during the pandemic. She started the business with her Signature shirt, “I Cried, but I didn’t Quit”. Her recent book, “Love in a Pandemic,” is a depiction of the near-death car accident her husband suffered in 2018. (from her perspective).

She has taught and preached at various workshops and churches. Her ministry focuses on families, women, and marriage. She has been called to preach the word of God, and she received her license to preach the Gospel on August 12, 2008.

Through her preaching, she has been known to stop the enemy from shattering the lives of the women of God who have been hurt, broken, and abused.

Lady Nichole's favorite scripture is Jeremiah 29:11, and her statement of faith is: "I've been through the storm and rain, but I made it."