Women Working the Vision Mother's Day Edition

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Welcome to our special Mother's Day Edition of Women Working the Vision Mag. My name is Mona Williams, a Certified Life Coach, also known as The Journal Book Coach. I help women of faith maximize hidden potentials, to birth ideas and enhance their personal, business, or ministry space.

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Pastor Kimberly Fisher Self Care:

Chari Twitty-Hawkins Word Search To All My Baby Mamas 4 Week Planner Poem: LaTanya D. Hinton

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WHO WE ARE

prayer /prer/ an address (such as a petition) to God or a god in word or thought

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Mother’s Day Prayer Dear Father God, We come unto you this Mother’s Day giving you Glory, Honor, and Praise. We Glorify you for who You are; which is our God of the universe. Now, oh God, we thank You for creating Mothers with unique gifts and talents. Thank you for the Mothers, oh God who have unique spirits. We thank you for their unselfish love that each Mother gives to her children. We bless them for the nights that these Mothers spend rocking, praying, singing, into the spirits of their child(ren). We thank you Father for the Mothers of the PAST whose season has left their marks in the hearts of their child(ren). We thank you for the Mothers of this PRESENT time whose life is molding the child(ren) of this season. We thank you oh God for the Mothers of the FUTURE; that because of the mothers of the Past, and the Present, they will be able to sow into the Future Mothers to be a balance that will allow them to be all they will need for the child(ren) to come.

Dr. Kimberly Fisher

Dr. Kimberly Fisher Dr. Kimberly Fisher is the Senior Pastor of the Morning Star Baptist Church in Vicksburg MS. She is also the Director and National Vice President of Women of Faith Ministries, MS Chapter which empowers women everywhere to fulfill their life’s purpose.

Dr. Fisher is the wife of 43 years to Rev. Lenzy Fisher. To this union they have three daughters and four granddaughters. Together they have a 501(c)3 c called Kingdom Reach Ministry which caters to the elderly and the young children in their communities.

Dr. Fisher also has a counseling and consulting business called The King’s Touch, LLC., which was started to assist those with trauma, marriage, addiction,etc.

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Dear God,

"Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you:" Matthew 7:7 KJV

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"Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you:" Matthew 7:7 KJV

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"Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you:" Matthew 7:7 KJV

mother \ ˈmə-t͟ hər \ a female parent

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To My Mother, Jacquelyn Godincz

My Mother is Special to me because she is a honest, loving, and joyous woman of God, who gives from her heart.

Thank you for life, love, and laughter.

1. The two words that come to mind when I think of my Mother are:

2. The one word that comes to mind when I hear the word "Motherhood":

3. One fond memory I have of my Mother is: "I remember every payday my Mom would take me shopping on Madison and Pulaski. It felt like we went through every store shopping til we dropped. I was a little girl then, but I still remember it like yesterday."

4. The one thing I want to share about my Mother in this special Mother's Day Edition for the world to know is: "I would like to tell the world that through all our ups and downs and time missed, we allowed LOVE to always keep us together. I thank God for new found closeness. God is a God of Restoration."

Your Loving Oldest Daughter, Mona Williams

To My Grandmother, Claudine Smith

My Grandmother is Special to me because she has always been a constant in my life, all my Life!

1. The two words that come to mind when I think of my Granny are:

2. The one word that comes to mind when I hear the word "Motherhood":

3. One fond memory I have of my Mother is: "I remember you and I went to Las Vegas! My first grown up trip. It was a great time together. So many memories. More than anything I remember you always being there for me. I thank God for a loving Grandmother aka Ma!"

4. The one thing I want to share about my Grandmother in this special Mother's Day Edition for the world to know is: "No matter how much she may fuss, she loves hard and has been the backbone for me and my family. I'm grateful to have my Granny still here with me. I'm fifty and she's eighty-eight!!!"

Your Loving Oldest Grand-Daughter, Mona Williams

My Grandma, Stella (RIP), I miss you dearly!

My Favorite Aunt, Verna Goins!

My Madear (RIP) & Mama Pat!

My Mother-In-Love, Ms. Williams!

My Aunt Pat (RIP)!

My Mama Mary Davis!

My Spiritual Mother, Prophetess Katherine Smith-Baffour!

In Memory of My Mother, Edwina Hood

"My Mother is Special to me because she always cared!"

1. The two words that come to mind when I think of my Mother are:

2. The one word that comes to mind when I hear the word "Motherhood":

3. One fond memory I have of my Mother is:

"Our conversations!"

4. The one thing I want to share about my Mother in this special Mother's Day Edition for the world to know is:

"I love and miss you!"

Your Loving Daughter, Michelle Hood

To My Mother, Verna Goins

"My Mother is Special to me because she loves me unconditionally and is always there when I need her. "

1. The two words that come to mind when I think of my Mother are:

2. The one word that comes to mind when I hear the word "Motherhood":

3. One fond memory I have of my Mother is: "One fond and funny memory of my Mom was when I was delivering my son. I wanted her in the room with me, which she was there during my labor, but when it was time to push she ran out of there so fast, lol! She explained afterwards that she couldn't take seeing me in pain. We still laugh so hard about this to this day."

4. The one thing I want to share about my Mother in this special Mother's Day Edition for the world to know is: "There are no words to describe how important you are to me Mother. Thank you for loving me unconditionally.

You are my #1 supporter, confidante, problem solver, peacemaker, spiritual advisor, my sister and bestfriend. Everyday I aspire to be like you.

Love you always!"

Your Loving Daughter, Erica Smith-Morrow

To My Mother, Felencia Jones

"My Mother is Special to me because she is a living example of how Jesus wants us to be. When I look at her I see the Lord."

1. The two words that come to mind when I think of my Mother are:

2. The one word that comes to mind when I hear the word "Motherhood":

3. One fond memory I have of my Mother is: "A recent fond memory I have of my Mother is a few months ago as I was working on a project, I became a little frustrated and stressed. Mom, with her Mother's Intuition came up to me and put her hand on my shoulder and rested her head on top of mine to comfort me. She is always able to sense when I need her. It never ceases to amaze me that although I am a Woman, I will ALWAYS be her baby."

4. The one thing I want to share about my Mother in this special Mother's Day Edition for the world to know is: "I would like to tell her how GRATEFUL I am for her love, support and encouragement."

Your Loving Daughter, Christine Norris

In Memory of My Mother, Mary Lee Hudson "My mother is special to me because no one has ever made such an awesome impact on my life!

My strengths, my passions, my style, and my determination were not by my might - but by Mary Lee Hudson’s. She is the woman God saw fit to have birth & raise me. And y’all know what?, I am so glad He did! Thank you Jesus! So proud to share a part of your name Mary Lee/Amy “Lee” it’s another testament that your legacy lives on in me. Mom thank you for accepting our Father’s hand in marriage. RIH “George L. Hudson” I love you daddy & treasure your memory. I Love you Mary Lee Hudson. "

1. The two words that come to mind when I think of my Mother are:

2. The one word that comes to mind when I hear the word "Motherhood":

3. One fond memory I have of my Mother is: "Having continuous conversations - she had a way of turning my “Whoa is me” into hearty out loud laughter!"

4. The one thing I want to share about my Mother in this special Mother's Day Edition for the world to know is: "Mama I know this may sound cli-che’ but ALL that I am and ALL that I ever hope to be is because of you. My love for family; my independence (you never remarried after my father’s death when I was around 6 or 7 years old); my survival skills & the ability to adapt (after being burned out of our home during the MLK riots & having to live with relatives - you made a way - working as a maid at the Palmer House & others; until you were able to find our own home. And then the tragic loss of my younger 5- year old brother Ronny - you embraced the remaining 4 of us even tighter; and then encouraged us to reach our highest educational levels thank you! My Bachelors is paying off!) "

Your Loving Daughter, Amy Lee Hugle

In Memory of My Mother, Alma Holton "She was not only my Mom, but she was my Best-friend. We shared so much together. I knew my boundaries. We never mixed the two up. I always respected my Mother and she always respected me as her daughter. My mom was a great listener who would give you straight talk as well. We had this thing as we both got older that we would never tell each other NO. We will try our best to do whatever each of us asked for because it was just us.

So we always told each other YES, that we would make it happen and we did just that."

1. The two words that come to mind when I think of my Mother are:

2. The one word that comes to mind when I hear the word "Motherhood":

3. One fond memory I have of my Mother is: "A fond memory I have of my Mother is when I was 16 or 17 years old. I had an accident in her Ford Mustang which was a new car and she wasn’t mad or at least she didn’t show it. She just wanted to know if I was OK. She never threw it in my face, she just wanted to know if I was OK!"

4. The one thing I want to share about my Mother in this special Mother's Day Edition for the world to know is: "In this edition of the magazine I can honestly say, we shared so much with each other that I had a chance to tell her everything that I needed to tell her over the years and she shared with me what she needed to tell me over the years. We were open books to each other and for her not to be here right now, it hurts but I thank God for allowing me to have my mother for 50 years of my life and that she was able to celebrate 70 years of her life. She knew the love that I had for her and still have for her. I was able to tell and show her the love that I have for her daily. "

Your Loving Daughter, Lavonne "Tiny" Campbell

In Memory of My Daughter, Melanie

"My Daughter is special to me because she never let autism steal her Praise. She loved being at her Church ."

1. The word that come to mind when I think of my Daughter is:

2. The one word that comes to mind when I hear the word "Motherhood":

3. One fond memory I have of my Mother is: "Melanie would come in the kitchen, while I washed the dishes and in that moment her favorite song would always come on. I would put soap suds on her nose and we would dance 😊 and have a conversation with no words."

4. The one thing I want to share about my Daughter in this special Mother's Day Edition for the world to know is:

"I Did the best I could with what I knew."

Your Loving Mother, LaTonya Townsel

Being Mother to Brandon & Brandi

"My kids are special to me because they simply just are. There's no switch up from one minute to the next, with them both what you see is truly what you get.."

1. The two words that come to mind when I think being a Mother are:

2. The one word that comes to mind when I hear the word "Motherhood":

3. One fond memory I have as a Mother is: "Being in the shelter and using ALL of my energy to be strong for them as they could see my pain and trying to also support me."

4. The one thing I want to share about being a Mother to my two children in this special Mother's Day Edition for the world to know are: "I would like to tell them there is no love greater and no bond stronger than that of a Mother and her Child, and to never forget to give praise in the good and find something to give praise for in the tough times."

Your Loving Mother, Nyoki Lewis-Hunt

In Memory of My Mother, Demetry McGill

"My mother is special to me because she taught me how to stand up for myself, even if that meant standing alone. "

1. The two words that come to mind when I think of my Mother are:

2. The one word that comes to mind when I hear the word "Motherhood":

3. One fond memory I have of my Mother is: "There was a big mulberry bush in front of our family home. On the last day of school when I was in the 4th grade, I came home to find a brand new bike for me behind that mulberry bush. A beautiful purple bike with silver sparkles."

4. The one thing I want to share about my Mother in this special Mother's Day Edition for the world to know is:

"Any questions you have regarding your family or Mother - Ask. No matter how good or bad.

Our mothers answers are the keys that unlock who we are."

Your Loving Daughter, Bridgett McGill

mental /ˈmen-tᵊl/ the element or complex of elements in an individual that feels, perceives, thinks, wills, and especially reasons

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Mental Health in Young People is Real Emotional stress is a normal process we all experience as we grow and develop in life, even as a young person. Some examples, are experiencing anxiety about starting a new school, or brief periods of depression that usually don't last long. When you find yourself persistently feeling this way, it may be time to reach out to a professional who specializes in the area of mental health. While most youth are healthy, physically and emotionally, one in every four to five youth in the general population meet criteria for a lifetime mental disorder and as a result may face discrimination and negative attitudes. (1) Mental health affects not only your mind, but also your emotional well-being, and social wellbeing. Be aware of the areas this involves and prepare to tackle them head on at onset. Here are some tips to assist you during pressured times: Life gets complicated and complex. Learn how to walk through these in life where you set yourself to come out on the winning side.

As you become older and venture out into the world independently you will meet new people and form new relationships. Be careful and observant of these relationships and choose your circle wisely.

Change is constant. Be adaptable to it. Bend don't break.

Things will not always go as planned.

Find healthy ways to cope with stressful situations.

Build on these ways, as you will find their potential to strengthen you in all area of your life.

Mental Health in Young People is Real

Don't be ashamed when you experience mental stress.

You're not alone, we adults go through it as well. Never go through your hard times alone. Reach out to family, peers, and if necessary a professional.

Love, Coach Mona

(1) Merikangas, He, Burstein, et al., 2010

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How Honoring Our Feelings is Self Care As moms, we are often self-sacrificing, which starts from the day that our children are born. But even before that, we were taught by our mothers, grandmothers, and great grandmothers that we have to do whatever is necessary to give ‘the best’ to our children. That included ‘sucking it up’ as some would put it. Meaning, sucking up your struggles, feelings, and passions. Putting them to the side for the sake of your children.

I would like to change the narrative and encourage you to do the opposite.

Acknowledge and confront your feelings so that you can heal. So that you can stop the tradition of passing on neglecting self to the next generation.

To heal so your children will be raised healed. So that they will not have to struggle with the things that we struggled with and those who came before us struggled with as well.

A few ways to do that include: Acknowledging your feelings.

Affirming that your feelings matter. Because they do, no matter what anyone has told you.

Praying for God to help you to express your feelings in a healthy way.

Talking about your feelings to a close friend, mentor, or therapist.

Here’s to creating a healed and healing family unit for you and the generations to come!

Chari Twitty-Hawkins Self Care Mom Coach

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Chari Twitty-Hawkins helps moms make themselves a priority by practicing self love and self care so that she can live her unique God given purpose! She is a speaker, poet, author of Self Care Affirmations for Moms.

Chari is a praying mother and wife who resides in Texas.

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"You’re doing your very best and don’t you dare think otherwise!!!" ~Coach Nyoki Hunt

strength /ˈstren(t)th/ the quality or state of being strong

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The strength of a True Mother is like no other.

It is more than physical Its mental,emotional fortitude She goes to and through great lengths to ensure her children lack nothing.

Drenched in wisdom Her love is unconditional For she is patience when patience has run out

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She is the epitome of Made in God's Image for her sacrifices are limitless She parents her children no matter their age knowing their interaction Is what holds the key to reciprocity of life's valuable lessons as she teaches them and yet she also learns from them Wrapped in warm untimed hugs she embraces the precious moments of bonding

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Her laughter and smile are infectious and bring out the sunshine during the storms of life She is a never ending reservoir of encouragement as she pushes her children to reach higher dimensions Mother will she always be to her children flesh of her flesh and bone of her bone A Mother's strength is that of her own.

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La Tanya D. Hinton is an experienced woman who believes in the very power of God. She is a Prophet with a Powerful Prayer mantle and currently has a weekly Teleconference Ministry where she teaches the Word of God and intercessory prayer.

She demonstrates Matthew 23:11 by serving as a experienced, one to one caregiver, giving extraordinary quality care with a dual role of mentoring and tutoring to children who come from all different walks of life, specifically,medically fragile children as well as adults for over 20 years in a variety of homes and institutions.

She is an Authentic Poetess, Spoken Word Artist, breast cancer Conqueror, and Koach.

Surviving many challenges, she has made a life long commitment to giving back and turning the world upside.

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y d a L t s r i F Missionary Christine Wyatt

"I miss you so much! You were an awesome Woman of God. You inspired me in so many ways. I admired many things you did and accomplished, but most of all your role as Mother!"

"Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.

In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths."

Proverbs 3:5, 6

THANK YOU TO MY FELLOW WOMEN WORKING THE VISION CONTRIBUTORS

Dominique Wilkins (book cover) Dr. Kimberly Fisher (prayer) Mona Williams Michelle Hood Erica Smith-Morrow Christine Norris Amy Hugle LaVonne "Tiny" Campbell LaTonya Townsel Nyoki Lewis-Hunt Bridgett McGill Chari Twitty-Hawkins (self care) LaTanya D. Hinton (poem)