Master's Training Wheel
The Master's Training Wheel
ABOUT
It is a faith based organization which began in 2001. The Master’s Training Wheel, Inc. is a non-profit organization that provides spiritual, therapeutic, educational and health related services to organizations, individuals and families for their personal and professional development. This organization was created with the intent to enrich lives and transform communities through services, arts, and creativity.
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Dr. Jacqueline Shaw is the founder and vision leader for the Master's Training Wheel. This organization was originated from a biblical reference in Jeremiah 18 verse 3. This passage talks about the potter making something at the wheel. The Master's Training Wheel entities are considered to be spokes within the wheel of life.
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The spokes of the wheel include: The Master’s Touch Counseling Center, The Master’s Training Institute, and The Master’s Conservatory. The vision is to utilize these spokes to transform lives by demonstrating the gospel in the lives of people through service.
Dr. Jacqueline Shaw
Ed.D, LCMHCS, NCC, NCSC, CCBT, CPLC
Founder | Vision Leader
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Doctorate in Educational Leadership from Nova Southeastern University
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Dissertation Topic: “The Effects of Alternative Education on the Behaviors of At-Risk Students”
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Retired public school educator (33 years of service)
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Certified Licensed Professional Counselor for North Carolina and Virginia
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Practicing mental health therapist
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Certified Life Coach
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Adjunct Professor of Religious Studies at North Carolina Wesleyan University
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Elder at Truth Tabernacle Ministries, Inc.
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Chief Strategic Church Planner at Truth Tabernacle Ministries, Inc.
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Former Associate Pastor and Director of Education
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Former Dean of Leadership Training Institute (DECLTI – National Center of STVU)
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Former Executive Director of The Synergy Center - a community outreach ministry
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Former Board Member for Nash Arts Council
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Have produced several theatrical and musical productions that have been presented at The Dunn Center, Rocky Mount Senior High School, Nash Arts Council, Administrative Building in Tarboro, N.C., Keihin Auditorium, etc.)
