Elder Imilsa Marrero faithfully serves at Restoration Cathedral under the spiritual leadership of Bishop Jermaine McInnis Sr. and Senior Pastor Dr. Kawana McInnis. She is a woman of prayer with a deep heart for intercession, teaching, and serving God’s people. Her passion is to see lives strengthened, encouraged, restored, and drawn closer to God as she faithfully uses the gifts He has entrusted to her for the advancement of His Kingdom.
She currently serves as the Executive Director of the Restoration Center of Hope E-Church and as the Ministry Engagement Officer for Team Restore. In these capacities, she prayerfully uses her gifts to encourage, connect with, and minister to the spiritual needs of God’s people. Elder Imilsa also serves on the Restoration Cathedral and Restoration Global Ministries Prayer Team, faithfully standing in the gap and lifting the needs of individuals, families, churches, and communities before the Lord in intercession. Her ministry is marked by a sincere love for the Word of God, a steadfast commitment to prayer, and a desire to see God’s people healed, strengthened, and restored.
Elder Imilsa believes that prayer is not simply a ministry assignment, but a sacred calling and a vital part of her walk with God. She endeavors to remain sensitive to the leading of the Holy Spirit, allowing God to use her as a vessel of encouragement, wisdom, compassion, and spiritual strength to those she encounters.
Outside of ministry, Elder Imilsa has faithfully served in the field of Early Childhood Education for more than 20 years and currently works professionally as a Pre-K teacher. She holds a Master of Science in Education (M.S.Ed.) in Early Childhood General and Special Education from Touro University. Her professional journey reflects her longstanding commitment to educating, nurturing, developing, and supporting young children and their families.
Elder Imilsa is a devoted wife to her husband of 19 years, Elder Harry A. Marrero, and a loving mother to their son, Isaac Darius Marrero. She considers her family a precious gift from God and remains committed to cultivating a home grounded in faith, love, prayer, and biblical principles.
Above all, Elder Imilsa’s desire is to remain yielded, available, and obedient to the will of God. Her prayer is that every gift, every opportunity, and every assignment entrusted to her will bring glory to God, strengthen His people, support the vision of her spiritual leadership, and help advance the Kingdom of God.