There are some hymns that do more than soothe the spirit—they become anchors in storms, prayers set to melody, companions in the dark valley of
Category: Mothers, Aunties & Elders
The Evidence of Change: Beyond Tears and Performances
Too often, churches and communities pressure women in abusive relationships to forgive quickly, return quietly, and “fix” what was never theirs to repair. They are
5 Things Empathy Truly Is
Empathy, when rooted in God’s truth, is a powerful way to reflect His love. It allows us to see others through His eyes—without losing ourselves
What is Womanist theology? with theologian, M. Shawn Copeland (Theology Lab video)
This theology related video explore how Womanist theology emerges. It is part of Highrock’s Black theology course, featuring Prof. M. Shawn Copeland. This video dives
When Women Ask, “Where Was God?” — Our First Response Should Be Open Arms
Very early in my healing years, I encountered a husband and wife ministry. They were facilitating a support group I attended. I had every intention
Myth vs. Fact: Are 93% of Sex Offenders Religious?
This post is about protecting children with accurate information….. You may have seen a startling statistic shared online: “93% of sex offenders are religious.” For
✨ Devotional: Safety for Women and Children is a Right
Women and children deserve safety. Full stop. This is not a luxury or an afterthought — it is a God-given right. Whatever stands in opposition
Guarding Your God-Given Safety Is Not Selfish—It’s Wise
As Christian women and girls, we are often taught to be kind, gentle, forgiving, and sacrificial. These are beautiful biblical virtues. But sometimes those teachings
Maria W. Stewart (1803–1879): A Trailblazer of Scriptural Meditation (Black history videos/audios)
LibriVox recording of Meditations from the Pen, by Maria W. Stewart. Read by James K. White Who she was:Maria W. Stewart was one of the earliest
BrighterFaith: When a Mother Says She Is Not All Right, Church, People of Faith Please, Hear Her
There is a little moment in Scripture that I wish more churches would linger over. Elijah has reached the end of himself. This is the