Board of Directors
Pastor Carolyn Johnson was born in Seattle, Washington where she was raised in Kirkland, Washington. She attended elementary, junior high and high school within the Lake Washington School District. She completed various courses at North Seattle Community College, obtained her real estate credentials through Rockwell Institute, continued in the real estate field, as a Sr. Right of Way Agent for Century 21, Washington State Department of Transportation and the City of Seattle, Seattle Public Utilities where she retired from after 32 years of real estate service to Seattle, Washington.
​She accepted the Lord Jesus Christ as her personal savior in 1989 and received the baptism of the Holy Ghost in 1991. In that same year, she was called to the ministry and was lead of the Lord to obtain her Deaconess Missionary and Evangelist license from the Honorable Bishop T.L. Westbrook and the Saintly Mother Gertrude Young of the Church of God In Christ. Her education has continued to obtain her master’s degree in religious education from A.L. Hardy Academy
​Pastor Carolyn Johnson founded Jubilee House Ministries in 2004, where she started the work of the ministry, with hospital visits, home visits for funeral consultations, weddings, bible studies and ministering communion. In addition Jubilee House Ministries conducts various services to our local communities such as: Support Groups, Health & Business Resource Fairs, workshops, presentations.
President Carolyn Johnson
Vice President Richard Thorn
I am committed to uplifting diversity, equity, and inclusion within my community. My passion for growth and leadership drives me to advocate for positive change, especially for vulnerable populations.
As Secretary for JHM, I use my organizational, administrative, and communication skills to advance the organization's mission and foster community connections. I volunteer with NAMI, promoting peer support, mental health awareness, and serve as an Assistant and volunteer for We Heart Seattle, engaging in litter picks and supporting vulnerable populations.
I am also involved in initiatives for gun violence prevention, sustainable living, and peer-to-peer recovery programs. By engaging in these areas, I strive to make a positive impact and foster community growth and safety.
I believe active leadership and volunteerism are key to advancing a nonprofit's mission. I am proud to contribute my skills, passion, and energy to initiatives that create a more inclusive, connected community.
Committed to Advocacy, Growth, and Community Impact
Secretary Erin Pease
Mary Henderson