Tamara Eliza
THE KINGDOM ADMIN
Apostle to the children of the internet
My ministry is to build up and serve those already laboring in the Kingdom of God, facilitating connections of every fruitful kind between believers, and fostering peace and unity in Christ. To be a friend to tired leaders and a reflection of Hope to the lost.
A whisper which echoes the still, small voice of Adonai into the darkest depths of the chasms which separate us, calling the broken ground to heal.
At times, I seek out lost sheep or isolated leaders to offer a helping hand back into the Light of God's purpose. At other times, I simply pray over various people and places as directed by the Holy Spirit. In my spare time, I also work to cultivate spiritual resources and make them available to as many people as possible.
When in the midst of a community of faith, my aim is to reinforce godly leadership while making myself available for teaching, deliverance ministry, prophetic worship leadership, and arbitration.
My objective is to protect the purposes of God by offering counsel that is based in experience, revelation, scripture, and anointing, by shedding Light on misconceptions, and by emphasizing what is biblical over every kind of cultural ideology which seeks to redefine or rewrite God's Words.
In everything that I do, I rest in knowing that while I may play my part, God orchestrates His own symphony with ease and has no need of anyone. My deepest joy and gratitude is found in simply being a witness to the incredible work of God in so many lives and ministries, and to His Light as it shines in the darkest of places.
My Story
I am an American originally from Denver, Colorado, USA.
I was raised in a home church and have been walking with Jesus since 2000.
In 2005, my training began with about 4 years of intense biblical study in a home fellowship group of seasoned believers. It was there that the Spirit of God began training me up in deliverance ministry, the gifts of the Spirit, and exegetical teaching, and where I saw firsthand the advantages and pitfalls of home-based communities of faith, before ever stepping foot in a church.
In 2010, the Lord called me in a vision to build up and " administrate " the body of Christ. Over time, Abba began to show me that I would one day speak life into the callings of many who are unsure or timid about their unique calls to ministry, that I would one day work to defend God's people from discouragement, deception, and disillusionment.
Around this time, the home group had dissolved, and we began attending an Evangelical church. The contrast was startling and confusing, and I struggled to reconcile the religion of the church with the faith we had already been living outside of it. I began to wander, seeking something less contradictory in other denominations. Over the years, I became familiar with Baptist, Charismatic, Lutheran, Non-Denominational, Anglican, and other forms of Christianity as well.
By 2016, as I had sought to know His heart for His people in this season, the Lord began to give purpose to what had felt like an imposed rootlessness, told me that it was not His will for me to lay down roots, and began to send me on small missions to visit increasingly diverse communities in the USA (both spiritually and culturally) where I would continue to seek the Lord's heart on whatever I saw and experienced. I was connected in often surprising ways with ministers who had relocated from various parts of Latin America and Africa, who shared insights with me along with divine Words of encouragement and wisdom.
In 2018, I experienced a moderate traumatic brain injury resulting in months of severe migraines. After a year, I received a diagnosis and began occupational therapy for my eyes and my memory. By the Grace of God, there was no permanent damage, although full recovery took several years.
In 2020, in the midst of this, I somehow manged to obtained a BA in Economics, which the Lord had placed on my heart to pursue. Later that year, I began traveling with a prophet from India, and received an abundance of prophetic Words and much-needed encouragement from people everywhere we went. While we were visiting a community in San Diego, we encountered a prophet who recounted back to me my vision from 2010, as was his gift in the Spirit.
This was critically important, as my calling did not feel real to me, nor worth discussing with anyone, as I was not formally trained nor mentored in the footsteps of any single, obvious teacher who could confirm to me that I was not, in fact, merely insane. Particularly after suffering such a loss of brain functioning, I was all but ready to abandon the call, and perhaps abandon planet earth entirely. If it had not been for the massive downpour of encouragement provided by the Holy Spirit through so many other people in that time, I would not still be here.
During that year, the Lord also connected me with a pentecostal community in Denver, which I was able to call home for a few years, and where I met some beautiful people from Colombia, and we began to get to know one another. They were pastors of what is now an international co-faith community based out of Colombia.
In 2021, I got into a major car accident while working as a delivery driver. The engine caught fire, and I woke up to people standing in the street. I was pulled out of the car by a bystander named Israel, a man from Paraguay. I encountered healthcare professionals named Abraham and Isaiah in the hospital, and later met a man named Moses in the junk yard where my car landed. The names took me by surprise. It was not until we saw the car itself that I realized the severity of the accident, since the car was not only totaled but smashed beyond recognition. By the grace of God, once again, there was no permanent injury, and I recovered over the course of several weeks.
It is important to be clear that up until this point, I was not yet released into ministry in any formal way, and was still waiting on the Lord to be sent out and confirmed.
In 2022, I was supported in prayer by the leadership of this same pentecostal church in following the leading of the Spirit to Colombia, where I was taken in by the co-faith community, anointed with oil and confirmed by the apostolic Colombian ministers, who embraced me and allowed me to minister in their community before sending me out to the nations.
This was, therefore, the beginning of ColumbaDei Ministry.
From there, I continued on to other parts of Colombia, where the Lord gave me utterance to speak His words to certain communities and pray over the upcoming gathering of the prophets and over various churches in the region, and then departed to do the same in other nations.
Thank you for reading!
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If you have any questions or would like to get in touch, please don't hesitate to reach out! My door is always open. If you feel that this site is sparse in terms of identifying information, please know that this way of doing things protects Christians who are vulnerable, in Colombia as well as other nations, who deserve privacy and safety, and also protects me and this ministry as I go into places that cannot be advertised to do things that are not flashy or exciting with people who would prefer not to be photographed and exploited for donations. If this means that I receive fewer donations, so be it.
I often have long stretches between assignments, and this allows me to focus on building whatever is necessary to support the ministry and serve the people to whom Abba has called me. It is my prayer that you be blessed and go in peace into whatever the Lord has prepared next for you.
Agape Shalom in Yeshua,
Apostle Tamara Eliza