"Go Tell My People Who They Are!"  The True Biblical Identity of Black People: The Biblical & Historical Identity of Ham, Shem, and Japheth's Descendents
Janice Swinton is a journalist and author, specializing in African and African American History.  She writes and lectures on slave history, biblical black history, also writes plays and performs oral history from the slave narratives.  She has over twenty years experience in Christian missions and discipleship and specializes in women’s ministry, spiritual retreats, host women’s conferences, and is a biblical teacher and life coach.  She is a motivational speaker and keynote speaker both in the U.S. and abroad.  She earned a B.S. degree in Journalism from The University of Kansas.  She has been published nationally in Christian magazines, founded “Sistahs” a Magazine for Christian Black Women, self published “Freedom Café: Southern Comfort Up North” and her most current "Go Tell Black People Who They Are” and a discipleship workbook entitled “Ruth and Naomi: A Modern Day Discipleship Journey”.  She has been a believer since 1984, has worked in the harvest fields since salvation, both as a foreign missionary, working in China, Philippines, Africa, Haiti, the Dominican Republic and Costa Rica;  as well as outreach ministry here in the USA.   She is an ordained minister, and is currently a ministry partner with her husband, James Swinton and recently moved from Maine back to her hometown in Mississippi.  Janice lectures on multicultural diversity, women’s issues and black history and has been a guest speaker at Colby, Bates, Bowdoin and the College of the Atlantic in Maine.  She has also lectured and performed at schools and colleges in Kansas, Maine, Missouri and Mississippi.