Let’s Get Social: Connect with The Preacher’s Wife!
All tagged Black Culture
As we kick off Women’s History Month, guest blogger JaEl has come to share her thoughts on being a woman in ministry/female pastor. Even in the most difficult and challenging situations and seasons of life, God always has “That Family” waiting to receive you. That one member, or neighbor, or relative who will come a long side of you, walk with you and remind you of God’s love.
I make a good bag, pay my bills early, mind my business and my edges. I do yoga, go to therapy, keep a clean house, and I have passport stamps and museum receipts- cultured honey and only a little sophisti-ratchet when I need to be. By societal standards, I’m good and doing me. So why is it that at the church house all of this is a “problem” and I am CONSTANTLY questioned by the “You not married yet?” chorus?
Welcome to Level 734 of Jumanji! It certainly feels as if everything has been shot to hell. And when I think about it, I blame all of y’all for allowing us to get here in the first place. You read that correctly, it’s YOUR FAULT 2020 is a hot mess!
Cookout Season is here! And as we continue to social distance from each other due to COVID-19, during cookout season, there are some family members whose food requires social distancing too!
I wake up everyday thinking it’s some other day of the week and if I can be honest, I’ve already searched for “Days of the Week” underwear on Amazon! Judge yourself! But as I think about it, there are some things that we should and should not do to survive this Covid-19 pandemic.
Listen, I don’t know who’s auntie and uncle are in the thumbnail image above, but they sure do look like they hear from The Ancestors in the kitchen. However, if you are like me, and The Ancestors don’t talk to you in the kitchen, I’ve prepared a few tips on what to take to Black Thanksgiving that won’t get you put out!
