I remember growing up spending the bulk of our summer fishing. Our grandparents would often spend hours preparing for our single-day excursions: Reels and rods had to be readied, tackle boxes stocked, food and beverages prepared to nourish us for … Continue reading →
‘Blood Ties‘, a two-act stage play written and directed by Kenya N. Phifer-Jones, skillfully depicts the complexity of family relationships while struggling to maintain the balance between caring for loved ones and caring for self. Three estranged siblings (played by … Continue reading →
“I ain’t starting no fuss; I’m just here trying to register.” – Annie Lee Cooper in “Selma”
Continue reading →Every hurt we suffer has the potential to be healed and then to bring healing. When we are wounded, our vulnerable areas are usually easily identified by determining the location of our pain. Under most circumstances, wounds hurt and the pain can range anywhere from … Continue reading →
I’ve been reflecting on this week’s message, “Total Recall” – Lamentations 3:18-23, and am really excited about the #PowerOfMyScars. We usually tend to see our scars as indictments of rejection; but seen from the right perspective, they serve as powerful … Continue reading →
