A Sister, A poet, A spiritual spoken word is a collection of stories arranged in a poetic context. A Sista A Poet A Spiritual spoken word expresses the complexities of life from various perspectives concerning, life, love, and a relationship with God. Author Trina Brigham has used examples of her personal experiences to relate to her readers as she embraces her experiences of life, love, and spirituality A Sister, A Poet, A Spiritual Spoken word searches the mind body and spirit. This book confronts fears and questions that most people never make evident to themselves or others. This book exposes the inadaquaince of our nature by speaking truth as the Holy Spirit bear witness and utterance to foretell the present and future. Under Gods anointing insight by revelation God has blessed me to be able to talk to the hearts of his people giving me insight and instructions to warren his people through a form of poetic doctrine. A sister, A Poet, A spiritual spoken word has been divided into three categories to give the reader a clear understanding of how each part of our well being is essential to our growth and must be acknowledged and nurtured in order for us to grow as we complete our journey of life. Sista represents the physical women her weakness her strengths and vulnerability. The poet represents the search of his journey as he identity with his own purpose through lifes journey. A spiritual spoken word speaks values to it readers bearing as a witness to the spirit that words serve as a key factor to address the issues that give power and authority to speak things in existence

A Sister, A poet, A Spiritual Spoken Word is a collection of stories arranged in a poetic context. A Sister, A Poet, A Spiritual Spoken Word expresses the complexities of life from my perspective concerning love, hope, and things to come. Author Trina Brigham has used examples of her personal experiences to relate to her readers as she embraces her experiences of life, love, and spirituality. A Sister, A poet, A Spiritual Spoken Word searches the mind body and spirit. This book confronts fears and questions that most people never make evident to themselves or others. This book exposes the inadequacies of our nature by speaking truth as the Holy Spirit bear witness and utterance to foretell the present and future. Under God's anointing insight by revelation God has blessed me to be able to talk to the hearts of his people giving me insight and instructions to warn his people through a form of poetic doctrine. A Sister, A poet, A Spiritual Spoken Word has been divided into three categories to give the reader a clear understanding of how each part of our well being is essential to our growth and must be acknowledged and nurtured in order for us to grow as we complete our journey of life. Sister represents the physical women her weakness her strenght and vulnerability. The poet represents the inner man constantly searching himself as he pursue his journey in hopes to find his true identity and purpose for his life. A spiritual spoken word speaks values to it readers bearing as a witness to the spirit that words serve as a key factor to address the issues that give power and authority to speak things in existence.

Sometimes only words could unveil truths that we have forgotten Sometimes only letters can pierce through shields that we hide behind Sometimes only sentences written at the depth of night can bring forth light Sometimes only poetry can heal the wounds that life leaves behind (Taher Adel)

Reprint of the most extensive anthology of this noted Carmelite poet, which she approved five weeks before her death. Includes introduction by Bishop Morneau, chronology, bibliography, and 4 photos. Jessica Powers (1905-1988), a Discalced Carmelite nun and member of the Carmel of the Mother of God, Pewaukee, Wisconsin, has been hailed as one of America's greatest religious poets. She approved this anthology, the most extensive collection of her poems, only five weeks before her death. This book includes an introduction by Bishop Robert Morneau, over 180 poems, a chronology, a bibliography, and several photos.

Spoken word Poetry Vol. 2 April “Nubian Butterfly” Bradford is back again this time with Spoken Word Poetry Vol. 2. A deeper look into this extremely gifted poet’s craft. Enjoy her vivid poems and short stories with a few guest appearances. Spoken Word Poetry Vol. 2 keeps you (the audience) intrigued throughout each page of this masterpiece. Prayer + Faith = Power. And this is the confidence that we have toward him, that if we ask anything according to his will he hears us. 1 John 5:14 Nubian Butterfly

Back a Sister Up By: Denise L. Folks, Ph.D. God called women to preach and prophesy in Jesus Christ name, giving them visions, prophecies, and dreams. But Satan doesn’t want women in the pulpit, and too many women feel the same way. In Back a Sister Up, Dr. Folks calls on all women to operate in their God-given abilities in Jesus name. She admonishes them to prophesy in spirit and truth. Through a collection of spiritual writings, poetry, and personal testimonies, Dr. Folds proclaims her own experience as a women and a pastor and welcomes you to do the same. Back a Sister Up is a call to arms – not just to your own spiritual journey, but to your sisters who are also struggling. Stay strong in the Lord, help pave the way for other women, and be determined to “Back a Sister Up!” Receive the Command! Dr. Denise L. Folks operates in the fivefold ministry as prophet, pastor, and teacher. She is the co-founder of The Greater Church of the Risen Savior in Baltimore, Maryland, and pastors alongside her husband, Bishop Victore’ M. Folks. She is the founder of Positive Youth Expressions, Inc. Educational Institute (1993) which plans and implements educational activities for children, youth, and families in southwest Baltimore City which provides affordable housing and educational services to children, youth, and families. In 1999, she founded God’s Changing Woman Ministry for the purpose of instilling greatness in women of all ages in order to help them fulfill their God-given potential in Jesus Christ. Dr. Folks is the founder of Christian Poetry Association (CPA) in which she encourages youth to present, promote, and proclaim who they are in written form and in spoken word. She has written short stories, conference material, and poetry books. Her last two books were “From Darkness to Light”: A Living Testimony of Poetry and “Oh That I Ha Wings like a Dove” – Poems touching the Life of a Torn Heart. She is presently the editor and author of The Metamorphosis, a monthly newsletter which focuses on social/emotional, spiritual, physical, and nutritional health for women. Dr. Folks holds a PhD in Pastoral Clinical Counseling, a Doctorate in Ministry, a Master of Education in Vocational Rehabilitation Counseling, and a Bachelor of Science in Adapted Physical Education. She preaches the non-compromising, non-negotiable, infallible, immutable word of God.

Bringing the Shovel Down maps the long and arduous process of being inculcated with the mythologies of state and power, the ramifications of that inculcation (largely, the loss of our humanity in the service of maintaining those mythologies), and finally, what it might mean, what it might provide us, if we were to transform those myths. The book, finally, has one underlying question: How might we better love one another?