Saved & Single Co-Host, Parneille Walker is a Writer, Producer, Actress and Singer. She currently attends H.O.P.E.'s House Christian Ministries in Granada Hills and serves in several different ministries including hospitality, dance, arts & entertainment and the praise and worship team.
Parneille is a graduate of California State University, Sacramento with a Bachelor's Degree in Communication Studies.
Originally from Sacramento, CA she moved to Los Angeles in 2005 to pursue Writing for Television. Since arriving to Los Angeles, Parneille became passionate about various other aspects of entertainment by rediscovering her love for music and finding a niche in acting.
She has worked for Fox, NBC, MTV and ABC Family on a number of productions like House M.D., The Cape, Lincoln Heights, Huge, Tonight Show with Jay Leno, the Rose Bowl New Year’s Eve Parade, Last Call With Carson Daly and Making the Band 3.
Parneille also has a heart for volunteering. She is on the Board of Directors for the organization, Black Life Matters. She has also participated in other community events such as the Los Angeles 48th District Talent Showcase hosted by Assemblyman Mike Davis, Legacy of Hope Celebration, Hosted by James Pickens, Jr., AIDS Walk LA, EIF Revlon Cancer Walk and the Westside Thanksgiving Celebration.
More important than her career and community connections, her most important relationship with God has grown since moving to Los Angeles as well. Her church involvement is very important to her. She thrives on being in the fellowship of like-minded people.
She attends special events by the Singles Ministry and the Women’s Ministries and the topic of being single always seems to come up.
“My passion on the topic of being saved and single grew out of wanting to understand, “how do I truly live this saved & single life?” There are times I love being single and most of the time it is really the pits. Numerous conversations on the subject seem to be on the minds of most single Christians I bump into. Topics like, dating, sex, prayer, purpose, service and social pressures tend to be the hottest.
We talk about it at our ministry events and at social events. It’s clear being saved & single is a challenge for many. But, the most important thing I realized is that we are not perfect and we singles need to build up who we are and who we are in Christ first before we can be good to anyone else. It begins there. So I figure, if I’m asking these questions then there are a whole lot of people asking these questions too.
I’m excited about this show Saved & Single because we can finally have a place to talk about all of the issues and joys we face. Being single is not the end of the world and it's not our final destination but while we are here let’s talk about how to deal, where were headed and how we plan to get there.”
