Jackie Calloway
Jackie Calloway worked as a community news reporter for KOA radio and later for the CBS affiliate station in Denver. Most notably, while at PBS affiliate KRMA, she became the executive producer and host of the groundbreaking weekly television show Aisha. Moreover, during that time she had the distinction of being one of first black female television hosts, and as such helped pave the way for other African-American broadcasters to follow.
In 1986, Jackie became an Associate Council Director for the Rocky Mountain Conference of the United Methodist Church Headquarters. Over the next 10 years, Jackie focused on developing programs about cultural awareness and spiritual development for two hundred and forty-four churches in Colorado, Wyoming, and Utah.
In 1997, Jackie and her husband Ronnie became marriage counselors and launched The Repairer of the Breach Ministries on radio KLDC, which has successfully run for eight years. Ronnie and Jackie Calloway are ordained ministers and in the not-too-distant future, they will expand their ministry to the world-wide-web, repairing breaches in marriages and relationships around the world.
Jackie is the mother of three daughters and grandmother of five of the most you beautiful, intelligent grandchildren in the world.
