Pastor Mitty began her career singing in church and as a part of the Hayes Ensemble and the Lloyd Reese Singers. After being discovered by Ralph Bass, scout for Chess records, Mitty was signed to the label in 1960. With the powerful soul-gospel voice Mitty was best at singing ballads like “I Had a Talk with My Man,” a 1964 Chess single and “Sharing You,” a Top Ten R&B hit single and her first charting single “I’m Your Part Time Love,” an answer to Little Johnny Taylor’s “Part Time Love”.

In 1969 Mitty left the Chess imprint and signed with the Peachtree label from 1969-1972. Later in 1972 Mitty left R&B music altogether.

Mitty established a community outreach program, "Feed A Neighbor" (FAN) in Chicago, IL. In 1985, and received the key to the city of Birmingham, AL from Mayor Arrington for that endeavor. She founded the “More Like Christ Christian Fellowship Church” and was ordained pastor by Bishop Lance Davis of the Christian Fellowship Ministries in 2003.

Executive Producer: Yasufumi Higurashi, Akira Kochi

Keyboard: Reuben Cornell Thigpen

Organ: Calvin Bridges, LaShon Watkins

Drums: Hamisi Jackson

Lead Guitar: Ken Chatman

Electric Bass: Derrick Ray

Percussions: Darrell Rosenborough

Lead Vocal: Pastor Mitty Collier

Background Vocals:

Sopranos: Min Victoria Brady / Rebecca Shaw

Altos: Rev. Bonnie Clark / Ebony Brown / Jocelyn Winston

Tenors: Merrick Murray / Ian Bryant