PRAYER BREAKFAST FORUM
Thank you for registering for our Women's Prayer Breakfast recently held at the Soul Factory Theatre (both in Atlanta, GA & Forestville, MD). The topic discussed was "Queen Be Present". During and after the meeting, we had open discussion in which we shared revelations, desires and ideas.
For those who actually attended, I have designed this forum for us to have additional dialogue about such personal revelations and questions you may still have and want to share with me and your fellow sisters that attended as well.
Let's talk!
What have you done to remain present this week?
Click on "QueenBe Blog" to begin our discussions.
Becoming an “Authentic Woman" begins with distinguishing your "real self" from the self that was created by guilt, shame, blame and fear. Jill Cloud
THE "AUTHENTIC WOMAN" Workshop
Because AUTHENTICITY is my core value, our discussion time together will be no less than meaningful. If you are someone who is ready for the change that accompanies AUTHENTICITY, this will be the best investment you have made in a long time. As the once single parent of a Pediatrician who is now a resident at one of the most prestigious Children's Hospital in the United States, I know how to use words to bring about fulfillment and destiny. I have no greater pleasure in this life than to share wisdom with those of you who have similar desires for fulfillment.
From the previous workshop sessions, we covered topics that specifically addressed "how" you can become the Authentic Woman you desire to be. I have created a discussion blog for those who attended the previous workshop. Feel free to log in by clicking the "queenbe blog link. Again, it will be my pleasure to hear your views and share with you a customized solution to moving you towards destiny and fulfillment.
To access the Authentic Woman - "Discover Your Values" Blog, click the QueenBe Blog link.
FREEDOM'S JOURNEY FOR "PASTOR'S WIVES"
Many years ago I shared with a Pastor’s wife what I was going through. After sharing my story I stated that “my husband (a pastor) was being unfair.” Her response was that “saying this meant that I was saying that God is unfair.” My response, I did not say that life or God was unfair, but a person. This was my first attempt to talk to someone who I thought would not drive me back into silence. I never spoke with her about my real feelings again. It was clear that we differed in philosophy on this issue. Nevertheless, I held to the real truth about the situation. In time, when my husband matured in that area, he admitted his own selfishness. In the meantime, I was able to grow and stay in the flow of love because I remained true to myself. Most of all, I “talked it out” even if it was with my journal at first.
How many of us are forced to walk in falsehood rather than the truth simply by the nature of our position. While honoring your position, you must not forget about yourself. What do you do when you need to talk? How do you plan to keep deep rooted bitterness from settling in without overriding your true feelings? This Queen Be feature was constructed precisely for you! I call it Freedom’s Journey.
How does this work?
- You will be identified by number and not name so that you might remain anonymous. No part of what you share should contain real names.
What you will receive?
- Spiritual and physical lungs free from the toxins of harbored bitterness
- Getting past anger by doing more than “fixing your face.”
- Tools for healthy communication.
- The capacity to enter a revolution without starting a riot.
- Prayer, feedback and understanding.
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