Vicki Johnson has been coaching leaders of families and organizations since 2015. A devoted life-long learner and teacher, she delights in the way the coaching process unleashes deeply creative and authentic transformation for all those who see themselves as leaders. With coaching, she has found a natural fit and dynamic next step for her long-time passion of partnering with individuals and groups for discernment, decision, and action.
During the COVID pandemic, and in response to her special interest in holistic wellbeing of body, emotions, spirit, and relationships, Vicki created and launched a six-session group coaching course as an invitation for gifted leaders to flourish. To date, more than 175 participants have completed The Art of WellBeing.
More About Vicki
Professional Certified Coach (PCC) with the International Coach Federation
Lead Trainer, Advanced Leadership Coaching Certification, Radiant Coaches Academy
Transitional Interim Ministry Specialist
Journey Partners Graduate (2-year training & certification in Spiritual Direction)
Former Chair, Board of Ordained Ministry, Mississippi Conference
Nine years as Senior Pastor, Main Street United Methodist Church, Hattiesburg, Mississippi
30 years of ministry experience in a wide variety of settings— small & middle sized churches, Clergy Couple Co-Pastorate, Associate Pastor, District Superintendent
Yoga Instructor, 200-hour E-RYT training with Jordan Bloom
Pilgrimage travel to South Africa, Zimbabwe, Scotland, Spain, Israel, Palestine, & Ireland
Bachelor of Arts, Millsaps College, Sociology & Psychology
Master of Divinity (Woodruff Fellow), Emory University, preaching focus with Fred Craddock
Doctor of Divinity, Wesley Theological Seminary in Washington, D.C., Leadership and Spirituality focus with Lovett Weems, Thesis: Cultivating Resilience: Leadership Practice in Crisis and Transition
Married to Roger with 7 grown children, 12 grandchildren, & one much-loved English Cocker Spaniel named Mojo
In all my work, I adhere to the International Coach Federation Code of Ethics which you can review here.
