Jadrien C. Simmons was born in Chicago, IL in the Rockwell Gardens Apartment projects, he later moved to the 'Uptown' area. At the age of 13, Jadrien became involved in gangs and drugs. His mother, trying to save him from the streets, sent him to a Christian sports camp called "Kids Across America." This is where he first accepted Christ. However, about one year after the camp, he went back into the same lifestyle. After years of torment and a number of encounters with law enforcement, he told God that if He would deliver him from this lifestyle, he would serve Him. At age 19, Jadrien was giving an opportunity thru the Ada McKinley Center to come to Oklahoma and attend Langston University. He rededicated his life to Christ and has been going strong ever since. He has been afforded the opportunity to speak and minister into thousands of young people across the country. Jadrien's passion is to see all people come to the knowledge and understanding of God and to help them reach their divine destiny. He desires to see the sick healed, to see generational curses broken off people's lives, and to see people healed in their hearts, their minds and their souls. This encouraged him to start his ministry named Eleven:1 a bible study focused on the Now Faith principle of Faith, Hope, Love and Action. Ordained as a Minister in April of 2004, he currently attends All Nation Champions Church in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, under the leadership if Bishop Charles Martin.