Rev. Jody S. Brady

April 12, 2024

Rev. Jody S. Brady passed from this life to life eternal with her precious Lord & Savior on April 12, 2024.She is survived by her husband of 49 years, Barry L. Brady who has always been her biggest encourager, supporter & the love of her life, working alongside her for the glory of God.

Jody has been an ordained Minister of the Gospel for 38 years & the Founder/President of Warriors of Fire Ministries, Inc. & Sanctuary of Nations. Accompanied by her team, she has ministered the Word of God in churches, Bible studies, conferences, seminars, tents, granges, hotels, on reservations, radio, TV overseas radio, as well as on mobile prophetic missionary training journeys & in the classroom, always revealing Christ, His love & passion to all peoples, tribes, tongues & denominations& the “Hope of Glory” to a lost world. Her ministry has taken her throughout the United States & into Canada. She has ordained many ministers who have expanded the reach of the Gospel nationally & internationally.

Rev. Brady has also poured out the revelation, insight, wisdom& love of God by authoring many Ministry booklets, books, tracts, manuscripts, calendars & training manuals, to teach, guide, encourage, motivate, refresh & strengthen the next generation leaders &the Body of Christ.

Rev. Brady is most known for her treasured 20 years of mission outreach to the White Mountain Apache Reservation in Arizona, her Prophetic Missionary Training Classes& mobile journeys. Beloved of the White Mountain Apache Tribe, she was received into the tribe and blessed with an Apache name which when translated means, “Lady Who Carries the Fire of God.” She is also fondly referred to by many as, “Ma Eagle,” “Huldah,” & “Sister Jody.”

Her daily life has been wholly dedicated to serving God with all her heart, delighting in studying the Word of God, enveloped in His Awesome Presence, determined to honor & please Him in all He had committed unto her to do with an intimate fiery passion for Him.

Jody was born in Columbia, PA, the daughter of the late John & Dorothy (Kise) Luttman. She was also preceded in death by her siblings, John Luttman, Donna Wittick, Jackie Whare, Robert Luttman & Thomas Luttman. Surviving her are sisters, Rev. Sheila Marks & Sharon Shertzer (husband, Ed), her nieces & nephews.

A funeral service will be held April 19, 2024, at Charles F. Snyder Funeral Home, 3110 Lititz Pike, Lititz PA. Family will welcome guests from 10:30AM to 11:00AM for a visitation, with service beginning at 11:00AM. Rev. Brady will be laid to rest at Witness Park privately. In lieu of flowers, donations in Rev. Brady’s honor can be made to The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews at PO Box 97339 Washington DC 20077or the Kidney Foundation.

We praise & give great glory to God for Jody& celebrate her life& the gift she’s been to all who’ve been touched by her witness for Christ, Godly example, wisdom, prophetic Word &insight, prayers & abundant love! To God be All the glory!