St. Bailey is most known for her legacy as Bishop Bailey’s wife and the mother to three children of achievement (Mickie Bailey, an attorney; Clarissa Parks, a nurse; and Kevin Bailey, a civil engineer). As much as she cherished and flourished in those lifelong roles, she had a career prior to her husband’s elevation as well as a very hands-on approach to honoring God. 

While the pastor’s wife in Augusta, Georgia, St. Bailey had a career at Savannah River Site (SRS) for 18 years as an administrative assistant / secretary. While she worked at SRS during the day, she spent her evenings nurturing her family and serving God—nightly and all-day on Sunday. She was known, also, as a fine cook and baker. Previously she managed the cafeteria in the Augusta Motherhouse—the 

Madison Cafeteria – on Saturdays for over fifteen years. As First Lady, St. Bailey left an indelible impression by donating her time and resources to different Houses of Prayer. Additionally, she would call and send gifts to bereaved families, visit the sick, contribute to the support of senior members who desired to do more in The United House of Prayer, and so much more. 

She was a woman of great faith, a loving and devoted wife, a caring mother, and careerist that stepped away from the workforce to devote all her time to The United House of Prayer in support for of her husband’s life-changing work. At her core, St. Bailey was a House of Prayer member that sought to please and worship God. 

The homegoing services for St. W. Bailey will be held on Saturday, March 1st at God’s White House, 601 M Street, NW, Washington, DC 20001, with a viewing at 10:00 am and the service promptly beginning at 11:00 am.