Angela Pulce-Reed was born in Nashville, TN, to Ramona Hudson Pulce and the late Kenneth Pulce Sr. The eldest of two children; she received her primary and secondary education in the public schools of Nashville and her post-secondary education at Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, TN. She has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Communications, a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Christian Counseling, she has licensure as a Pastoral Counselor along with Advanced Certification in Integrated Marriage and Family Therapy, and a M.A. Degree in Clinical Christian Counseling through NCCA   and Cornerstone University. She’s a graduate of the ICF (The International Coach Federation) accredited Christian Coaching Institute. She is a member of the American Association of Christian Counselors and National Christian Counselors Association.

Minister Pulce-Reed has been ordained in the Non-denominational church and the Baptist church. She is the second woman to confess her call into the ministry at Spruce Street Missionary Baptist church, the Mother Church of Baptist churches in Nashville, TN. She is the first woman to be voted Interim Pastor by the congregation of Spruce Street Missionary Baptist Church; She is the founder of DAUGHTER’S ARISE AWAKEN AND GET UP NON-PROFIT ministry and Women’s Grief Coaching Group. She is an advocate of W.O.M.B. Non-Profit ministries (Women Overcoming Many Battles) – Rev. Emily Shropshire founder. She is an advocate of C.H.A.N.G.E. (Christians Harvesting a New Generation for Eternity) ministry - Pastor Orlando Westbrooks and Co-pastor Shelia Westbrooks founders. She has facilitated retreats and preached in numerous churches throughout the city of Nashville and surrounding cities. She joined the Temple Church ACTS ministry (Addressing Concerns – Touching Souls under the leadership of Minister Sylvia Page) - Senior Pastor Darrell Drumwright.  She is the self-published author of DAUGHTERS ARISE AWAKEN and GET UP - “If He Didn’t Leave, We Wouldn’t Have Lived the Life” and “When God Speaks” an edited version of a Mary McEwen story explaining John 10:27 to children.

Minister Pulce-Reed respects denominations but strongly stresses the importance of the “Common Denominator” Jesus Christ, the Son of God, and Savior of all. Minister Pulce-Reed openly admits that she can identify with the prodigal son (Luke 15:11-24) because she was once the prodigal daughter. She’s been redeemed and doesn’t hesitate saying so.  She is honored to be able to proclaim The Gospel of Jesus Christ.

She is the devoted wife of Deacon Eric L. Reed Sr. and the mother of three (Erique, E’Driana, and Eric II). She capitalizes on her personal and professional experiences to promote the Crusade of Christ. Minister Pulce-Reed is decisive and her reputation in the ministry is reflective of this bold Christ confidence.  She retired from Nashville Electric Service after 32 years of service. She relies on Christ, the highest power, to sustain her from day to day!