The bill, S. 365, is a Senate resolution recognizing and honoring Dr. Cheryl Washington for her significant contributions to education and ministry. Dr. Washington is celebrated for being the first African American female to earn a Doctor of Ministry from Columbia International University, a milestone in the institution's ninety-year history. The resolution highlights her extensive background, including her thirty-five years of dedication to teaching, evangelism, and counseling, as well as her distinguished twenty-year service in the United States Army, from which she retired at the rank of Sergeant.

In addition to her academic achievements, the resolution acknowledges Dr. Washington's roles within the Bible Way Church of Atlas Road, where she serves as a Senior Associate Minister, and her founding of the God's Anointed Women of Prayer Ministry. It also notes her experience as an adjunct professor at various colleges and her missionary work in Kenya. The resolution concludes with a commitment to present a copy of the resolution to Dr. Washington, further emphasizing the Senate's recognition of her impactful work and dedication to her community.