Aba Hamiton-Dolo

Aba Hamilton-Dolo grew up in a family where her dad, an English professor and avid reader, established a library at home and made reading mandatory. He hosted weekly reading comprehension and book report competitions among his children. Later in high school, she became immersed in literary devices as she studied Shakespeare and other renowned works under the tutelage of a Catholic nun, Sister Mariam George.

Aba remained a closet writer for many years, only sharing her writings with family. Only a few years ago did she begin writing and publishing articles.

Aba is a pastor, transformational coach, business owner, and philanthropist. Her life’s purpose is to promote education among impoverished children, and she’s also passionate about teaching others how to turn pain into purpose. She serves as associate pastor at Grace and Glory International Church, Georgia, U.S.A. Her ministry focuses on preaching the good news of God’s eternal love to the outcast and outliers, irrespective of their religion, race, or creed. She also runs a non-profit organization, Right to Education International, which provides free education for impoverished rural children.

Aba enjoys watching nature and creating new ideas.