Dr Alison Brown initially had a street ministry working in the English towns of of Newton Abbot and Devon, helping the sick, homeless, drug addicts and alcoholics.
After doing a post-graduate diploma in Theology at Exeter University, God sent her out on the mission field with her then young son, Paul. Alison worked with local pastors and spoke at many crusades and conferences throughout Africa, India, Greece, the U.S. and the U.K.
She went as a tent making missionary, taking short-term teaching and governess jobs to support her ministry trips.
On the mission field, time and again Allison witnessed the miraculous healing and deliverance of God. She began writing down her experiences, and has published eight books, including Diary of a Missionary, a humorous recounting of some of her experiences on the field.
In May 2000 she was awarded an honorary doctorate for her contribution to third world education.
Alison has also been interviewed many times on radio and television including Revelation T.V., London, U.K. and Family T.V., Kenya.
Alison continues to oversee the schools, orphanages, and Bible School she has helped to found as well as run a Christian Bed and Breakfast in Bridgend, Wales.