DeShantel Tribbett-Robinson: a worshipper, woman of prayer, teacher, preacher, devoted wife, mother and grandmother (aka Gammi Gam).  Reared as a pastor’s kid, the eldest of four, born to Tyrone Tribbett Sr. and Neicy Tribbett.  It is no wonder that her passion and skills are so potent having inherited strong roots from her two grandmothers, grandfather and great-grandmother who left a legacy of faithful servant-hood, leadership and prayer warriors.

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She served in many capacities over the years singing and directing youth choirs and worship teams at her family’s church, as well as, on a national level.  In the early 1990’s, DeShantel was inspired to form a group named after their paternal grandmother called the “McClellan Singers” which consisted of her sister, and a handful of first cousins.  They performed around the city of Camden, NJ as well as Philadelphia, PA.  She was also one of the original members of her brother's award-winning group “Tye Tribbett & G.A.”  

This was a joy, as she was honored and loved serving with her siblings locally and nationally.

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A few years later, she was called by God to serve in other churches, in many capacities and for different seasons. 

She proudly served on worship teams, appointed as a worship leader and a soloist, a choir director,

an intercessor on prayer teams, and serving on ministerial teams. She currently serves at Change Church, is a recent graduate

of Change College, and a licensed Minister under Senior Pastors Dr. Dharius Daniels and Lady Shameka Daniels. Under this amazing leadership, she serves on the Dream Team leading the campus Connect Prayer Team and Prayer Force Global. She also serves in discipleship/growth rotating as a facilitator as well as in media as stage communicator.   

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In the community, DeShantel was the prayer coordinator at Stratford Classical Christian Academy, where her daughter

attended as a student. During her time serving at SCCA, she created a monthly prayer day for the school; and on this prayer day, she and other intercessor-parents would meet at the school and pray for the school, lifting up any prayer requests from school families, the community, and the nation.  To be sure everyone would be included, she created a prayer theme and an agenda

went out to all parents and guardians who were unable to physically attend.

She is currently sits as Chairwoman for a women's empowerment program within her workplace organization. This woman's organization was formed to help support, empower, engage, and develop the women both professionally and personally. DeShantel has a heart to help women and is planning to expand her reach to develop programs outside of her workplace and into communities and the universal church at large.