Rosa was born in Miami, FL in 1953, she lived with her parents and 5 siblings. They all graduated from Miami Northwestern Senior High School, Rosa graduated in 1971, she got an A.A. degree from Miami Dade Jr. College and continued study in Criminal Justice, at Barry University. She is the mother of 2 daughters, one is deceased. Her life took a positive turn when she had an out of body experience and subsequently gave my life to the Lord two years later, in 1971.

God had prepared her for what was to come and the call on her life. Rosa was a social worker and a food stamps supervisor in the poverty-stricken communities of Liberty City. She became a Police Sergeant for the City of Miami Police Department, before being called by God to do Missionary work overseas in Africa and India. Rosa became an Independent Tour Coordinator in 1994, conducting African Tours in Senegal, Gambia, Ghana, and Egypt. She took groups touring and to invest in trade, land, and start church fellowships. She has had several newspaper articles on her tours and was a freelance writer for Africa-USA Magazine in Miami and Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. In 1996 she was enstooled as a Queen-mother over a rural village in Eastern Ghana named Akorabo. Her enstooled name is “Nana Ayerko Korabo”. In 1998 she moved to a suburb of Atlanta, GA. Her Missionary work was in 9 countries including China for 8 years. Her feet have touched 32 countries around the world.

She authored the book “All Kinfolks” in 2006, where she was tracing her roots and did a large study of 72 genealogies on African Americans in Southern Georgia, Virginia, The Carolinas, and Florida. Her call to Africa has led her to start “Servant of God Ministries”. She has lived in over 40 villages in Africa and India, preaching the Gospel. Her autobiography book "For Thou Art With Me" is a story of suffering, hardship, and tragedies, but God has brought her through it all!