The remarkable true story of one women's journey of survival. She shares her experiences of childhood sexual abuse, addiction, self-destruction, and numerous suicidal attempts. She knew there had to be more...Her story describes how we can come out wearing our crowns with purpose after experiencing years of spiritual warfare. Refusing to give up Chaplain Tammie came to the realization that addiction begins in the spiritual realm and is authored by the devil; BUT God is our abundance" this means that God makes our lives abundant and provides all of us with all that we need for our body, soul, and spirit. It took three suicide attempts and 20 years of addiction before Chaplain Tammie realized that all her suffering was for purpose. She came to realize that through all the trauma and self-destructive behaviors God was preparing her crown. She understood that she did not have to be perfect to be loved by God just willing to allow Him to lead the way. This transparent inspiring memoir is about one courageous women's journey to overcome the darkness and walk in the love and light of Jesus Christ encouraging other's that they to can be free!!
From the Beginning to Forever God's exciting plan and purpose for all mankind is made easy to understand as it connects the story flow from Genesis to Revelation. A Trip Through Time is the essence of the Bible pulled together into one interesting, exciting, and informative story. It provides a simple guide and a summarized, easy-to-read version of major events in God's plan: A great help for Biblical studies and for readers who may find the Bible hard to understand or overwhelming to read. Be transported through the highlights and turning points of man's trip through time, from the beginning to forever. Step into a troublesome past. Zoom to the arrival of a heavenly gift. Glance into a glorious future. Receive a taste of God's love, while discovering the final outcome and celebrate mankind's destiny. It is amazing! Nancy L. Harry shares her passion for God's love and Word. With Scripture in hand and with experiences from her own Christian walk, she encourages others as they develop their own experiences with the Lord. She is a graduate of ORU Ministry Training and Development Institute. www.nancyharry.com Religion/Biblical Studies/General Religion/Biblical Reference/General Religion/Biblical Commentary/General
Patrick Mitchell is confronted with a multi-dimensional universe, taking him through lapse in a time continuum of events involving the development of rocket and space shuttle advancement, construction of the U.S. space station Daedalus, and the future starship Rendezvous, that will take mankind to Mars and beyond. The United States and Russia agree to a cooperative two-year trip to the red planet. Unknown to the U.S., Russia has a plan of their own about the outcome of this venture. Patrick and a team of six Americans and six Russians meet the challenge, and themselves, through the space-time of many mansions. COMING: Next Patrick Mitchell book NOT IF: BUT WHEN Engineer and Contractor in several states. Built 17000 apartments in eleven states, and three Frank Lloyd Wright hotels, as well as two Atlas missile silos in California, and the first underground nuclear test facility in Jackass Flats, Nevada. Taught construction methods and practical cost estimating at Frank Lloyd Wright Taliesin West. Built and flew an acrobatic bi-plane, and authored 'Building the Goldduster, a 200 page, black and white, and color pictorial manual used by Stolp Starduster Corp as a construction manual. My wife, Betty, and I have two adult children, five grandchildren, and six great grandchildren. We live in Tuttle, Oklahoma.
Josiah and the crew from Rock City are confronted with the reality of human trafficking and the dangers and consequences of our unpreparedness. See how these issue suddenly come to light with all of the stark realities we read about every day. The danger to immigrants people, the struggle to preserve family, and the need to provide for their well-being all seem to collide in a mad chase at the end of a long and hard road. Like it or not, we are obligated to help and be in prayer for these folks as they arrive on our doorstep. It si midnight and a neighbor is knocking on your door. (Luke 11:5-8) Born in upstate NY. I am an author, a songwriter, musician and a retired Pastor, formerly a caterer and a sporting goods store owner, among several other professions. I had the extreme privilege of serving as lead pastor in Olean NY, Niagara Falls NY, LaFargeville, NY, and Laurinburg NC. I have been married to my wife Jane for nearly fifty years and we live together in the countryside West of St. Louis. I am currently serving as Worship leader at my home Church in Union, MO. I began this journey of ministry of writing to encourage especially those of retirement age or beyond to try new things, to hope for the here and now and to re-establish ties with family and friends. I publish a devotional blog each day at larrymlawrence.com, Finding God in the Mystery of every day.
It all begins with a nightmare. Then, a mysterious phone call. Oliva is awakened to a life shattering reality. There is an old farmhouse, long abandoned, or so it seems. It sits on the brow of a hill off the beaten path along a little used road in the Western Piedmont region of North Carolina. If one were to apss by the house of an evening on the highway below the might hear, or might think they are hearing the sound of human sobbing coming from the old place. Sometimes memories come unbidden during restless nights when all should be at peace. But suddenly, like waves crashing on a stormy shore they force their way into the conscious mind. Born in upstate NY. I am an author, a songwriter, musician and a retired Pastor, formerly a caterer and a sporting goods store owner, among several other professions. I had the extreme privilege of serving as lead pastor in Olean NY, Niagara Falls NY, LaFargeville, NY, and Laurinburg NC. I have been married to my wife Jane for nearly fifty years and we live together in the countryside West of St. Louis. I am currently serving as Worship leader at my home Church in Union, MO. I began this journey of ministry of writing to encourage especially those of retirement age or beyond to try new things, to hope for the here and now and to re-establish ties with family and friends. I publish a devotional blog each day at larrymlawrence.com, Finding God in the Mystery of every day.
Hear My Heart is a compilation of poems that were written by Donna Amelia Howell Richardson over the course of her life. They are mostly spiritual in nature because Donna found Jesus as a child and He inspired her all her life. The book contains special events and special people who entered her life and moved her to writing. The poems deal with life and death, and include highlights from Donna's career as a high school principal. Her roles as wife, mother, friend, and grandmother are also front and center in many of her works. The words within this volume will speak to anyone journeying through this life and searching for a companion. They are written from Donna's heart to an audience of whoever wishes to share her story. God Bless. My name is Donna Amelia Howell Richardson and I was born and raised in Jacksonville, Florida. My father worked for Southern Bell and my mother was a stay-at-home mom. I attended East 44th Street Baptist Church, which was just two blocks from my home from birth until I was around 26 and we moved our family to San Mateo. My husband and I both were baptized at that little church, and I sang in the choir there for many years alongside a very influential Christian role model named Yvonne White. I never forgot her influence in my life and can still hear her singing "His Eye is on the Sparrow" in my dreams. She had a beautiful soprano voice. I always enjoyed writing, even in my little diary as a small child. I had an English teacher at Andrew Jackson High School, Mrs. Harvey, who told me I should be a writer. I was very encouraged by her words and continued jotting down verses and poems for the rest of my life. I married my high school sweetheart, Steven Richardson, at the age of 19, and together we began the journey of building a family and continuing our educations. We both received a Bachelors and Masters Degree from the University of North Florida, and I went back for my Doctorate's Degree at UNF. My education enabled me to become an English teacher at N.B. Forrest High School in 1985, twelve years after I had had my first child. I stayed at home during my two children's formative years, and enjoyed being PTA president at San Mateo Elementary School, and just pleasured in being a mother to my offspring prior to jumping into a very busy career for the next 33 years. Throughout my busy career and letting life just roll over me, I took moments to compose some of my deepest thoughts. I wrote all of these on pieces of paper and just tucked them away until I decided to share them with the world. I am up in years now, and hope to keep writing the next thirty years so I can produce a second volume to my heart-felt feelings.
In a remote area of North Carolina near the coast a woman is missing. Her sister implores Josiah to look into the matter. Mystery and intrigue, desperation and danger follow Josiah and Olivia all the way from the Great Dis, al Swamp to the Outer Banks and beyond, Murder, Mayhem and an old adversary keep the couple in constant danger. Faith is tested at every turn. Is redemption possible? Does God move miraculously? Larry M Lawrence is a retired minister and lives in Missouri with his wife Jane. Music, hunting, fishing and playing with his grandchildren are his favorite pastimes.
Steve Damron has been in Christian service for over 30 years. His initial work was with youth ministry and this love for youth has never diminished. He has been able to see hundreds of youths reached with the Gospel and then has seen dozens go on to work for the Lord in full-time ministry. He has spoken to teenagers in over 40 states and has ministered to youth in over 20 countries around the world. The writing of this book came from his search for youth material when he was starting in youth ministry. Steve Damron can be found hiking and camping in his spare time. He also has a few books and articles that he has written over the years. He has three podcasts that he has produced. He can be found at Baptistpulpit.com. "We've all heard the advice to live one day at a time. This book unlocks the secrets of how a Christian young person can do it successfully - no matter the circumstances of life." -Pastor Jerry Ross, Blessed Hope Baptist Church, Jasonville, Indiana "These insights designed to advance a Christian in their walk with the Lord are both enlightening and encouraging. After 50 years of being privileged to walk with our Savior, I am excited to read a devotional which describes our opportunities in Christ rather than only our obligations for Him. When you walk with Christ each day of your life, each day is a spiritual adventure." -Pastor Dan Wolvin, North Columbus Baptist Church, Columbus, Ohio
"This beautiful prayer book was designed to help You grow in Your faith and prayer life. It has 52 encouraging and heartfelt prayers all inspired by Philippians 4:6-7 "Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present Your request to God.", will help You strengthen Your prayers and heart connection with Jesus. Pour out Your heart to the Lord and make these prayers more personal and let him hear Your cries out to him. This will not only bless You but those around You, as You share the book and prayers with them. Enjoy the beautiful pictures captured by local photographers of this beautiful masterpiece that the Lord created. Remember the beauty and nature right before our eyes." "Melinda Bateman, is a wife, mother of two boy's, and youth pastor at "Souls Harbor Church". Her and her husband Steven are founders of "Warrior's Faith Ministries" where they provide monthly bags for their local homeless. Her vision and prayer for this book is that it reaches people around the world and becomes a blessing and ministers to every hand that the book lands in, as well as helps them grow in their prayer life and walk with Jesus. She would personally love to hear from each one of You, and what You thought of the book and where You're from, and any prayer request. You can send her an email at msowell1996@gmail.com."
Imagine three young girls who come from very different backgrounds, but their love for good food, great parties, friendship, family and most of all Jesus Christ, takes them on some great adventures together. Even when a long-lost family member shows up unexpectedly, will it ruin this birthday weekend for Tasha? My name is Tiffany Moss and I absolutely love to write, sing, spend time in nature and enjoy time with my family. My greatest love is my love for Jesus Christ and sharing it with people of all ages. However, I hold a special place in my heart for children and my wanting to share how important, loved and cherished they are by Jesus Christ. Because of that great love, I created my children's series His Kingdom Girlz. It is my hope that you, and all the Kingdom Girlz that you know, really enjoy this series.
Rev. Carolyn Cammenga was born in Oak Park, Illinois and raised in nearby Riverside, where she graduated from Riverside-Brookfield High School. She holds a B.A. degree in speech and drama from Monmouth College, a M.S degree in guidance and counseling from Illinois State University, a Master of Divinity degree from Calvin Theological Seminary and a post-graduate Master of Theology degree also from Calvin Theological Seminary. She taught in Egypt, Germany, Mississippi; Illinois and Michigan. Following her ordination in 1980 as a pastor in the Presbyterian Church USA, she served churches in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Florida. In 2005 she was ordained in the Christian Reformed Church and served as a chaplain at Blodgett Hospital in Grand Rapids, Michigan and as an associate pastor at Plymouth Heights CRC also in Grand Rapids until her retirement in 2012. She and her late husband, Bill, were leaders in planting churches in Morton, Illinois and Cascade, Michigan. Her first book, WHAT OTHERS REJECT, GOD ACCEPTS, her autobiography, was published in 2021.
We are all in need of healing. Whether psychological, emotional, physical, or some combination thereof, there will come a time in all of our lives when we will need the healing touch that only the Lord can give. When we find ourselves in need of a miracle, what do we do? How do we go about seeking the healing we desperately need from God?The Healing Power in Jesus's Name: Insights from Eight Healing Evangelists on How to Receive a Miracle by Leo Green is an inspiring book which examines the work of eight evangelists and others who have successfully facilitated undeniable healings in the name of Jesus Christ. In the book, the author shares how he started having visions at the age of seventeen, and after suffering a hemorrhagic stroke in 2014, he began to rely more on his visions and their meaning in his life. He became even more interested because of the high accuracy of the visions, and after attending a miracle service held by Pastor Mel Bond in Wentzville, Missouri, he became more involved in learning about evangelists and how they were able to achieve these results.Inspired by his own life experiences, this book introduces the evangelists' ministries and methods in a clear and concise way to readers who are seeking healing. It is a powerful resource that includes resources such as links to audio visuals and transcripts of live, actual healings as well as ratings of evangelists and additional reading for further study. Leo Green is a retired high school teacher. His hobbies include gardening, fishing, caring for his pets and reading the Holy Bible. Leo was accepted in a PhD program at Mississippi State University. You can contact Leo Green at P.O. Box 238 Selmer, TN 38375 via U.S. mail and email at Greenlion2KO@Gmail.com
African Americans struggle with identity because of 400 plus years of slavery, Jim Crow, the dark specter of ghettoes, and the New Jim Crow, i.e., prison. In a 1967 speech, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., referred to this as the struggle for somebodiness and located that identity in Jesus. This struggle for identity is exacerbated by the fact that African Americans have moved away from the institution, i.e., the Black Church, and Black Pentecostalism, i.e., the motor behaviors that slaves brought with them from Africa, practiced in the Invisible Church in the brush arbors and practiced in the first Black Churches. Bishop Johnson argues that African-American identity, i.e., somebodiness, flows from the motor behaviors that Africans brought with them from Africa, behaviors like the ring dance, call and response, Negro Spirituals, etc. Bishop F. Josephus (Joey) Johnson, II, has led one of Akron, Ohio's largest and most influential churches, The House of the Lord, for 48 years. Bishop Johnson has read 50 to 100 books a year for about 20 years. Even though Bishop Johnson's reading is primarily around theology, his reading is wide ranging enough that he considers himself as an organic intellectual, as defined by Antonio Gramsci. Traditional intellectuals are situated in the academy and are interested more in reason than sectarian interests, whereas organic intellectuals speak for the interest of a specific class. Bishop Johnson sees himself as an organic intellectual for Christians in general, people of color more specifically, but especially for African American Saints. He was The Chief Relational Trustee of the City of Akron Racial Equity and Social Justice Taskforce. The Taskforce, organized by the mayor, was tasked to deliver equity recommendations to the city of Akron in December of 2021. He has authored 10 other books, including his most requested book and sermon series, "God is Greater than Family Mess!"
The Rapture is the snatching away to heaven of all living believers in Christ. It will occur at the beginning of seven years of global cataclysm and rule of the Antichrist known as the Great Tribulation, a period that will conclude human history as it's been known. But it will also be a period where untold millions will turn to Christ as Savior. Will you be one of them - affording yourself of a last opportunity for heaven? What will it be like for new believers in this time of unprecedented tumult and persecution? How will they grow in their faith? What will they see in the events and personalities that dominate the last seven years before Christ returns in power and great glory? A return that will see him conquer the forces of evil and establish a reign of righteousness that will last a thousand years. John Balch served as a pastor in Southern Oregon and has taught the Bible in churches in the Portland area for the last 36 years. He is a graduate of Western Seminary in Portland (M.Div., Pastoral Studies), where he lives with his wife, Hedda. He is retired from over 30 years with the Department of Veterans Affairs (National Cemetery Administration). James De Young has been Professor of NT at Western Seminary, Portland, OR for 40 years; now retired as Senior Professor he continues to teach distance learning classes. He has taught the book of Revelation for over 50 years from both the English and Greek texts. He published (2000) The Antichrist Is Coming: The Rise of the Antichrist, the Restrainer Removed, and Jesus Christ Victorious at Armageddon. His work in this book draws upon this larger work. John and James have a podcast, Apocalypse Is Coming, at www.anchor.fm/james-de-young
Self-reflection and self-evaluation are two events that occur in every intelligible human being at certain point in life. In assessing ourselves we look for ways to approve or improve it for a better quality of life. Often times this self-assessment would focus solely on monetary acquisitions. Living our lives to the fullest is suitable to all mankind. It's a great objective to strive for while it's very important to assess our spiritual life from time to time and strengthen this beautiful relationship with the Lord, Jesus-Christ. This sacrificial death of Jesus happened only for one reason: To reconcile the world with the Master of the Universe. Our spiritual health depends greatly on our spiritual wealth for God is Spirit. The questions to ask to yourself are the followings: Can you testify about Jesus? And if so, Who do I say that He is? Amen. Kettly Hogu is a former Elementary school teacher who resides in the US. Her hobbies include writing, family gathering and reach out ministry. Kettly served as deacon and later on as the head of the Trustee Board at First Baptist Church of Randolph, MA during the years of 2001 to 2011. Then took part in the reach out ministry of the Potter's House of Dallas TX during the year of 2015. She also worked in different managerial capacity in the corporate world. Currently Kettly is self-employed working in the Early Childhood field. You can contact Kettly via email at: khogu@aol.com
Michael is experienced in the music industry and is an artist, musician, and singer. He has recorded three CDs with many of his original songs. He also has professional, spiritual training and experience to encourage, love, and help people. Michael is an ordained minister in healing and deliverance. Michael's desire is to bring more love into a hurting world through his books. He wrote What Is Love Mommy? To aid parents in teaching their children how to show love to people, friends, ad family. Action, along with compassion, shows real love. Michael wrote this book out of obedience to God. bowenmichael1958@gmail.com Riojasbooksandarts.com FaceBook & What's App.
After working several years for an internationally known hotel chain in the housekeeping department she was promoted to a supervisory position and shortly thereafter recognized as Employee of the Month and Employee of the Year. She was offered a management position a year later and enjoyed it. Dorene worked 10 years with the company and acquired many skills that helped her in her many employment opportunities moving forward. Suffering hunger due to the inability to consume solids during a lengthy hospital stay in the summer of 2014 and building a relationship with God is the driving force behind her inspiration in composing this autobiography to share what it has taken to get her to a point of wanting to help others by starting and running her own nonprofit organization; You EAt I EAt Community Unity Food Pantry Corp. since 2015. Her motto is "A Helping Hand Up. Not A Handout" "With Dignity and Respect" for everyone who enters their doors. Dorene Marcus Corothers is a native New Yorker and the second youngest of six children. She grew up living with the hardship of food insecurities. These childhood difficulties would not dissuade her from aiming and achieving many goals as an adult. Dorene appreciates many genres of music. She can wake up to Gospel and end the day with R&B. She also enjoys traveling. Seeking a better life for her daughter she left New York City in 1987 and made El Paso, Texas their adoptive home.
A New Sword for My Bride was birthed over several years of journaling, writing poetry, prayers to Father God and a life struggling to be completely free in Christ. The opening prayer with the names of God became a catalyst for each chapter which then discuss an obstacle that keeps many Christians from fully being embraced by their Abba Father. Overcoming obstacles in one life's journey has taught lessons to the author that will help others. The matching poetry in each chapter were written during that same season and the Scripture Bible lessons affirm that learning. Take a journey through some obstacles that may be holding you back from truly living your destiny in the Kingdom of God and embrace Biblical teaching on the way. Judy's prayer is that those who take this journey of faith, as she shares her own journey, will come to realize that they are chosen (John 15:16), precious & anointed (2 Cor. 6:18), redeemed for another Kingdom and don't need to fit in here (Gal. 1:10). She prays that her readers would come to realize that it is never too late (Joel 2:12), that our King directs us (Isa. 48:17), we can gain an eternal perspective (2 Cor. 4:18), that we can listen to our King (John 10:27), we can pray with mountain moving power (John 14:13-14), can triumph through trials (James 1:3-4), and are forgiven forever (Psalm 86:5). Judith Loeper is a compassionate poet, writer and communicator of the Word of God. She has been married to her husband Terry for 43 years and has two grown children. Her passion is to influence others to truly encounter freedom in Christ. Judy graduated from Clarion University, located in Clarion, Pennsylvania in 1976 with a Bachelor's degree in Special Education. She attended Millersville University in Millersville, Pennsylvania and received her Masters in Education in 1981. She received her K-12 Principle Certification from Alvernia University in Reading, Pennsylvania in 2004. She did doctoral work in Administrative Supervision at Immaculata University until 2004. She is a credentialed Minister through Christian Global Outreach Ministries and has been ordained an independent Christian clergy to perform any and all Christian religious services, ministerial and evangelical duties. She currently serves with Revelation 19 Ministries team with Evangelist Tracey Weiss. She has served on several mission trips both in the states and abroad in Romania. She has served in ministry over her lifetime in various capacities including: Worship Team, Choir, Home Bible Studies, Women's Ministries and Councils, Prison Ministry, Street Ministry, Healing Ministry, Mentoring Trainings and Altar Ministry. She has witnessed multiple miracles and salvations and prays for the multitudes to know Jesus Christ and be set free for all eternity.
While on their honeymoon in the Blue Ridge Mountains Josiah receives an urgent call form his son John. In a matter of a few hours Josiah meets and old colleague and is swept up in a deadly game of smuggling, and intrigue which leads to a desperate kidnapping. The Smuggling of animal parts and plants has become very lucrative business and much of it is controlled by criminal interests from different parts of the globe.Everything leads to an explosive confrontation. Will the newlyweds survive? Born in upstate NY. I am an author, a songwriter, musician and a retired Pastor, formerly a caterer and a sporting goods store owner, among several other professions. I had the extreme privilege of serving as lead pastor in Olean NY, Niagara Falls NY, LaFargeville, NY, and Laurinburg NC. I have been married to my wife Jane for nearly fifty years and we live together in the countryside West of St. Louis. I am currently serving as Worship leader at my home Church in Union, MO. I began this journey of ministry of writing to encourage especially those of retirement age or beyond to try new things, to hope for the here and now and to re-establish ties with family and friends. I publish a devotional blog each day at larrymlawrence.com, Finding God in the Mystery of every day.
Josiah Whitney is a semi-retired forensic engineer. A widower of two years he has settled in a small Piedmont town in North Carolina following the death of his wife Sarah. The adventure begins as he tries to understand a series of break-ins and fires that began suddenly without warning in the building he has purchased, renovated and now houses the towns newest hardware franchise. The story sweeps from the antebellum period of the American South and crashes into the present day as passions, greed, political corruption and subterfuge create an unforgettable tale of mystery, mayhem and new hope. Born in upstate NY. I am an author, a songwriter, musician and a retired Pastor, formerly a caterer and a sporting goods store owner, among several other professions. I had the extreme privilege of serving as lead pastor in Olean NY, Niagara Falls NY, LaFargeville, NY, and Laurinburg NC. I have been married to my wife Jane for nearly fifty years and we live together in the countryside West of St. Louis. I am currently serving as Worship leader at my home Church in Union, MO. I began this journey of ministry of writing to encourage especially those of retirement age or beyond to try new things, to hope for the here and now and to re-establish ties with family and friends. I publish a devotional blog each day at larrymlawrence.com, Finding God in the Mystery of every day.
More than a chronicle about carving a large Christian camping ministry out of the remote Alaskan wilderness. More than a tale about an ice cream-eating bear or baptizing people in a frozen lake. This is an account of willing but very human individuals who followed God's call to serve Him in Alaska. It is the story about uniting early missionary efforts across the state, the unique ministry tool of Christian camping, and equipping each new generation. Ultimately, it is the testimony about the God who is seeking and saving the lost (Luke 19:10). This is a second, expanded and updated, edition of Building Lives Worth Living which was originally written to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Victory Bible Camp. The story did not end after the first book. In the last 25 years, God has continued to use His people to build His Kingdom! Ginny Gillespie suspected that she might end up at Victory Bible Camp someday because Stan hinted at such when he asked her to marry him in 1967. But she never dreamed it would be the place where they would raise their children (Kim, Chris, and Michelle), serve for thirty years and experience so many challenges and blessings. At Victory, Ginny served as the ministry's bookkeeper, while also filling roles in administration, cleaning, and cooking. Kim and Michelle have used their camping experience internationally in Siberia and Central Asia, as well as domestically in the mission organizations they serve. In writing this second edition, Ginny and her daughters feel less like authors and more like collectors of stories. Their deepest desire is that you see God's hand in the pages of this book and that it gives you the courage to follow His voice wherever He calls YOU to serve.
Whether working in the profession or caring for a loved one, the life of a caregiver is full of trials, ups and downs, and is often times a rollercoaster of unexpected events. While the road may not be an easy one, caregivers are always there and never give up on their patients, parents, or the person being cared for. There is something about the tenacious spirit of a caregiver; God equips those who are strong enough to take on the task. Lissette Rodriguez became a caregiver in 2019 of her mother who was diagnosed with dementia and she understands how strong one needs to be to endure the journey. Exhale: A Lifeline for the Life Givers is an encouraging 31-day devotional to give caregivers the gift of Hope and to reassure them God is always present to strengthen them when they feel they are struggling and can't go on. Lissette Rodriguez is a powerful teacher, preacher, and a devoted wife, mother, and daughter. She is currently the lead Pastor, alongside her husband, of Hope Worship Center in Aberdeen, NJ. Her heart has always been to give selflessly while loving, encouraging, and building others. In 2019, she became the sole caregiver to her mother currently suffering from dementia and her father with many underlining medical issues. She understands and embraces the significant role God has given her to play in the lives of her family, church, and community. Never running away from a challenge, she has a certification in counseling from Sarasota Christian Academy of Christian Counseling as well as a certification in translating from Brookdale Community College. While juggling many tasks herself, she understands and teaches others the gift and importance of balance. This enables her to be the God fearing woman she is today.
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