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I have been married to Mack Mitchell for 26 years. We have three boys, Ethan-21, Cody-19, and Noah-13. I grew up in Blackshear, moved away for a time, and came back home in 1999. I enjoy spending time with my family, reading, scrapbooking, and gardening/canning. 

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April Mitchell
Director of Advancement

Education Specialist, University of Georgia, 1999
Educational Leadership

Masters of Education, Georgia Southern, 1993
Math Education

Bachelor of Science, Georgia Southern, 1992
Math Education
My purpose at Cord of Three as the Director of Advancement is to keep an eye on the vision of this ministry which is to impact, protect, and preserve the emotional and spiritual health of the family for generations to come.  Our purpose is to build healthy relationships with surrounding communities so that we can help build God’s Kingdom by serving families that would otherwise not be able to afford the counseling they need.  We hold events throughout the year to raise funds that are directly attributed to what we call the “Family Fund.”
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We also try to meet the needs of the community by developing alliances with businesses, churches, and schools in an eight county region. Custom workshops and trainings are developed as needs arise.  It is my responsibility to keep this ministry moving forward as we work with donors, volunteers, and participants in each event.  I strive to serve my God by being the hands and feet of this organization.  I am grateful for any small part I can play to help restore families to a state of joy.
I love my family. We aren’t perfect, but family is a gift from God and I try to always remember that. Family is the first institution created by God which means he places great importance on the health of it. That is what Cord of 3’s mission is all about. This ministry was developed to strengthen family relationships. That is why I chose to work here. I believe that God works through the counselors and staff here to rebuild broken relationships. It is a beautiful thing to see relationships and families restored. 

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