Helping Every Woman to Rise

“No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted” Aesop
“A simple act of kindness could be the source of great happiness.” Dr. Debasish Mridha

Our comfort zone is where our brain doesn’t want anything to change. … Getting out of our comfort zone from time to time creates just enough good stress to ramp up our focus, creativity, pace, and drive, and it helps us respond to life stress when unexpected things happen.

Each day, as we go through life, we have encounters that have the potential of altering the direction of our life or of that of someone else.

Welcome to my first Blog. I’m excited to have you join me in my new journey. I have a passion for women who either have or are now living with the effects of emotional or physical abuse.

Many people have endured hardships and difficulties in life that has left them disappointed. Their youthful dreams have not turned out the way they had hoped. In the book of Ruth, we read about a woman named Naomi that has experienced a tough time in life.

The start of a new year is a time for making changes and trying new things. People seem to be more open at the beginning of a new year to learn new things and even sometimes, secretly, wish for a do-over year.

Recently my husband and I went to see the new faith-based movie “Overcomer” and as we watched one of the scenes a question was asked that gave me pause.

Becoming Visible with Sue McGray on the Podcast “Everyone Has A Voice” with Christy Neal. Tune in now.

It was a crisp November morning when my little sister Ann, two other siblings and myself headed to the school bus stop. We boarded the bus and I assumed that Ann had followed.

Your life is a ministry. People are watching you whether you know it or not. A few weeks ago, our pastor reminded us during one of his sermons that people are watching us.