Bio:
"POWERFUL" "DYNAMIC" "CHALLENGING" "PRACTICAL"
These are just
some of the words used to describe author,
speaker, and singer Renee Coates Scheidt.
Her versatility as a communicator has fondly
tagged her as "one who really knows how to
connect with her audience." She will speak
to your heart as a life-changing message of
grace flows from the depth of her
experience. Forced to journey through great
tragedy when her minister husband of ten
years died by suicide, Renee proclaims God's
faithfulness and the truth of His Word,
especially in the midst of adversity. Her
honest and open approach to dealing with
real life issues has endeared her to
numerous audiences. With sincerity, humor
and a strong grasp on God's Word, you'll
find Renee uniquely qualified to minister in
a multitude of settings.
Since
beginning RMM, Inc. in 1990, Renee
has brought HEART NOTES OF HOPE to audiences
throughout the country. A professional
member of The National Speakers Association,
The Advanced Writers and Speakers
Association, and The Conference of Southern
Baptist Music Evangelists, she is also a
graduate of CLASS, and holds a Master of
Church Music Degree from New Orleans Baptist
Theological Seminary. She hosts a weekly TV
program, Hearts of Hope,
broadcast from Charlotte, North Carolina and
has shared the program with such noted
personalities as Gloria Gaither, Beth Moore,
and David Ring. As an accomplished writer,
her articles have appeared in various
magazines, including Dr. James Dobson's
Focus On The Family Ministries, and
LifeWay Press. She has been a
contributing writer for several devotional
books and authored two, Songs of the
Night, forwarded by the late Dr. Ron
Dunn, and You Know You're Getting Older
When ... (a humorous look at the aging
process). Her two vocal recordings are
titled "Safe in His Arms" and "All
For the Good."
Of all her
accomplishments, Renee considers her
greatest claim to fame that of being Mom to
her two daughters, Nicole and Tara. After
nine years as a single parent, Renee
remarried Mr. Mel Melton. They make their
home in China Grove, North Carolina and
affectionately call their country home
place, "Green Acres."