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Continue reading →: The Prayers of Black Women: A Kiss from Heaven
Yesterday a friend posted on Facebook she had to cut her long beautiful hair. Apparently this has been a year that has tried her soul. Medically she has opted for chemo and feels she is hanging onto life as she knows it. Within her personal message she wrote she didn’t…
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Continue reading →: The Prayers of Black Women: I Just Want To Thank You Lord
Lord thank you for all you’ve done for me! Yes! You have kept me and your mercies have been new every morning. Lord, this morning I’m praying for those that are lonely in spirit, for those that are losing hope, for those that have lost hope, for those that are…
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Continue reading →: The Prayer’s of Black Women: Staying On Your Path
Stay on the path that the Lord your God has commanded you to follow. Then you will live long and prosperous lives in the land you are about to enter and occupy. ~Deuteronomy 5:33 Speak to my heart Lord. Your words have commanded me to follow a path you have…
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Continue reading →: The Prayers of Black Women: Become My Friend God
Become My Friend God Become my friend God that I will hope for today and have a promise for tomorrow. Become my friend God that I will have a shoulder to lean on in my times of sorrow. Become my friend God that I will have a life supply of…
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Continue reading →: The Prayers of Black Women: How to Treat The Weak
Let us not therefore judge one another any more: but judge this rather, that no man put a stumblingblock or an occasion to fall in his brother’s way. Romans 14:13 Lord thank you for this day we have never seen before. Everything within this day is new. This day has…
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Continue reading →: The Prayers of Black Women: The Story of A Blind Girl
THE STORY OF A BLIND GIRL There was a blind girl who hated herself just because she was blind. She hated everyone, except her loving boyfriend. He was always there for her. She said that if she could only see the world, she would marry her boyfriend. One day, someone…
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Continue reading →: Prayers of Black Women: More Than We Can Bear
Lord, please help! The American nation is torn over the outcome of the Zimmerman and Martin case. Some people are upset because they feel justice has not prevail; other’s, Lord, are upset because they feel blacks are trying to turn the killing of an African-American teen into a public uncivil…
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Continue reading →: The Prayers of Black Women: Balancing Pain with Pleasure
A few years after my mother died, I remembered more vividly the times in childhood when she had made gloomy days seem cheerful. When something special to do inside, such as new paper dolls or a coloring book. Later, when I was in school, I always knew that on a…
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Continue reading →: The Prayers of Black Women: Gathering the Pieces of a Broken Marriage
A week ago I was in a conversation with a friend. Immediately, I found myself praying silently. His words were upsetting. His confidence was frightening. And most noteworthy was his self-proclaim spiritual position as an ambassador for Christ. Scary! His words were without a doubt bloodcurdling. If he had not…
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Continue reading →: The Prayers of Black Women: “The Serenity Prayer”
Sometimes in life we are overcome with stresses. Some situations are good stresses but stresses nonetheless. Other times we have negative stresses, and it is usually those situations that make us feel helpless and hopeless. It is then when I am gently reminded of the ” Serenity Prayer.” Therefore, I am…
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