About Adele Hewett

Erasing darkness by spreading light

My Story

Adele Hewett was born in Akron, Ohio. She started writing poetry when she was 12 years old, but what she thought to be a fun past time of entertainment, turned out to be the purpose God would use to touch the hearts of His people.  She and her siblings formed the gospel group, The Hewett Singers and began to travel, but she never forgot her first love, poetry.  She completed her  CD, “From a Whisper to a Touch”, in 2003 and it is still sweeping the country.  Her words are simple, yet piercing to the hearts of those listening. She carries on the legacy of her mother, the late Charlena Hewett Brown who was known in Akron Ohio as, The Lady with the golden voice.  Her siblings have moved on into their own professions, which includes writer’s and singers, such as, Grammy Award winner, Howard Hewett of the popular 1980s group, “Shalamar”  and CJ Hewett, author of the novel, “Swift & Silent”.

Adele speaks words that stir the spirit and touch the soul.  She has ministered across the country through poetry, obeying God’s call to paint a portrait of His glory through the ministry of spoken word.

Today,  Adele adds author to her long list of talents. Her storytelling ability spills over into her new novel, “Shadow in the Mirror.”  A story that centers around horrific abuse that leads the main character, Leslee Cramer, into  a life she does not recognize and begins to weave a beautiful story of love and forgiveness.

Another avenue in which Adele found to touch hearts is in her many stage productions.  Her expertise here stems from a seven year love affair with the stage in a play called, Fences Between, written by Lois Digiacomo.  Adele played one of the leading roles and went on to serve on the board of, Rainbow Reparatory Company of Canton, Ohio until 1999.  She then moved to Phoenix,  Arizona where she continued to perfect her skill by becoming the director of the arts ministry at her church. From that ministry, ‘Yielded Vessel Mime Ministry’, was born.  She took on the role of  Business Manager for this awesome ministry and traveled with them from state to state, also wearing the hat as their public relations person.  But her love affair with the stage continued and she finally slowed down long enough to write her latest play, “Vessel of Clay”, which communicates to its audience the power of love.  When you turn fear into power, you become victorious even in the midst of the fire.

She received her Certificate Of Ordination in March of 2006 and her Bachelor of Science in business and communication in 2011.