Pastor Juanitha Jacobs - Brennan

A VICTORIOUS WOMAN OF GOD

Pastor Juanitha Jacobs - Brennan

 “Pastor Juanitha”

January 24, 1955 – August 27, 2025

 Her journey was marked by unwavering faith, boundless compassion, and a tenacity that kindled hope in the hearts of many. Her life stands as a luminous testament to a spirit dedicated to uplifting others, leaving a legacy that will resonate through generations. HER Early Life and EducationJuanitha Jacobs was born on January 24, 1955, in Cotton Valley, Louisiana. The cherished daughter of Pearline Jones, Pastor Juanitha experienced a unique upbringing as her family traversed military life, residing briefly in Germany before taking root in Denver, Colorado. It was here that Juanitha flourished academically at East High School, showcasing her innate creativity and exuberance for performance from an early age. With her beloved brother, JJ, by her side, she organized spirited backyard shows, foresShadowing the vibrant, visionary woman she would ultimately become.HER Family LifeFamily formed the bedrock of Pastor Juanitha’s existence. Despite enduring the heart-wrenching loss of her brother, JJ Jacob, in 1977, she held his memory dear as she nurtured her cherished son, Spencer Terry Jacobs III, the culmination of her greatest joys.. Guided by a steadfast faith, she imparted valuable lessons of love and wisdom found in Proverbs 22:6, grooming Spencer to walk a path of faithfulness, serving alongside others at the Kingdom of Glory Christian Center—a living testament to her nurturing spirit. Later she was united in marriage with George Brennan, her beloved husband, who cherished her deeply and faithfully supported her in every aspect of her ministry and community workHER Ministry and Community LeadershipA loyal servant answering the divine call, Pastor Juanitha transformed a former Ace Hardware building into the thriving Kingdom of Glory Christian Center at 2485 Welton Street, becoming an unwavering anchor in the lives of those within the Denver community. Her ministry transcended the traditional confines of Sunday worship; she opened her home, leading initiatives to meet spiritual and practical needs, including:- Need To Feed food distribution- Kids Entrepreneur business workshops- Annual Christmas bike and toy giveaway open to all- Sponsorship of the Juneteenth parade when funding was at riskPastor Juanitha’s unconditional love recognized no boundaries, extending grace to both congregation members and neighbors alike. As a teacher of the gospel, she illuminated lives through television broadcasts and community radio programs, offering invaluable wisdom, encouragement, and truth. Her dedication to prayer was matched only by her ability to inspire others, establishing public prayer booths across the city, implementing a drive-up prayer mailbox at Kingdom of Glory, and creating a prayer wall adorned with thousands of heartfelt petitions from community members, which she diligently stewarded with fervent faith.Pastor Juanitha’s greetings were embroidered with love; she would often share blessings such as “Shalom,” “Blessed and highly favored,” and “Beloved,” effortlessly weaving closeness and encouragement into her interactions. Ever the gleaming beacon of God’s love, she cherished Psalm 118:24, proclaiming, “This is the day the Lord has made; we will rejoice and be glad in it,” inviting all to join in the celebration of life.HER Missionary Work and Global ImpactPastor Juanitha’s impact reached far beyond Denver, as she courageously led mission teams to Africa, provided Bibles in China amidst peril, and supported communities in Ukraine. Each journey served as a testament to her unwavering commitment to spreading hope and compassion across the globe. HER Passion for Theater and the ArtsWhile her ministry was her paramount calling, Pastor Juanitha maintained a cherished love for the arts. Her performances with the Denver Black Arts Company showcased not only her talent but also her capacity to uplift voices and inspire cultural reflection, demonstrating that theater, too, could be a transformative form of ministry. HER MinistryPastor Juanitha’s journey was one of extraordinary faith, bold vision, and tireless compassion. She showed us the beauty of serving with open hands, dreaming with courage, and believing in the boundless possibilities offered by God. As her voice continues to echo in our hearts, *“Shalom, beloved. You are blessed and highly favored,”* we are inspired to walk in love, uplift each other in prayer, and rejoice in each day bestowed upon us.HER Final Days In her final days, Pastor Juanitha continued to inspire, sharing testimonies of faith with doctors and nurses from her hospital bed, her unwavering passion for the Lord shining brightly until the end. We find solace in knowing she is at peace, embraced fully by the Savior she adored. Her legacy lives on in every individual she touched, in every prayer she lifted, and in every seed of faith she planted, resonating forever in our hearts. In the spirit of her frequent reminder, *“This is the day the Lord has made; we will rejoice and be glad in it,”* may we honor her by carrying her message of love, hope, and unwavering faith forward. Her journey was marked by unwavering faith, boundless compassion, and a tenacity that kindled hope in the hearts of many. Her life stands as a luminous testament to a spirit dedicated to uplifting others, leaving a legacy that will resonate through generations. HER Lasting LegacyPastor Juanitha, who departed from this earth on August 27, 2025, entering into the eternal embrace of the Lord she ardently served .She will be lovingly remembered by her devoted son, Spencer Terry Jacobs III. She is preceded in death by her mother, Pearline Jones; her brother, JJ Jacobs; and her husband, George Brennan.