Deb Mullens is the founder of Daughter of the King Ministries, Inc. a non-profit, 501(c)3 organization in Morgantown, West Virginia.  Deb is a woman who has seen God’s grace in all stages of her life.  She believes every person has a soul teeming with giftings, talents and abilities and strives in her ministry to help people of all ages unlock these God-given attributes to have a spiritually healthy, positive life-style. Her mission is to love God with all her heart, soul, mind and strength and to impact others to do the same and to be a Christian role model and leader to her family and community. 

She has served her community well in many ways: 
Involved in The Living Room, a Christian homeless day shelter, for 10 years; co-directed Upward sports alongside her husband for 7+ years; served on the Board of Fellowship of Christian Athletes at WVU; currently serving as a women’s ministry leader for 20+ years teaching and speaking and traveling to speak at women’s events in various states; organizes and directs the annual #reality – youth rally and #parentsreality – Do You Know The Warning Signs? events to educate and empower folks to make good, healthy choices when life gets hard and offers resources in the community to help; organizes and speaks at the annual Breathe Ladies Conferences where women are empowered to find their spiritual freedom and be the women God designed them to be; serves as the Faith Outreach Coordinator for Healthy Grandfamilies of Monongalia County; serves on the committee for the Mon. Co. Prevention Coalition; and is currently serving as a leader for the Youth Prayer Initiative for the Will Graham Celebration in April 2020.  

As President of the organization, Deb is accountable to a Board of Directors.

She and her husband Rick of 40 years, have two daughters and 3 granddaughters.