Release Your Inner Nymph
“We are empowered by our femine nature and biology.” In the 1960’s James Lovelock Said, “All life, and all living things on this planet, are part of a single, all-encompassing…
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Celebrate an Empowered You
Women are a divine gift in this world. This month we are celebrating you! Our tenet states that we are empowered by our feminine nature and biology. I’m inviting you to say…
January 2019 Board Message
Happy New Year! My family New Year’s greeting is often, “May the New Year be filled with health and prosperity.” The ozone soup that we eat first thing on New…
Golden Rule for Women of Faith
A few years ago, my husband and I embarked on a mission to share our faith with the people of Eastern Canada. We came to love and value many people…
Protecting Women’s Rights Means Respecting Her Religion
According to the Pew Research Center, 83.4 percent of women around the world are affiliated with a religious tradition. This figure alone implies the importance of religious freedom for women,…
Stories Told and Untold: An Interview With Heather Farrell, Author of Women in the Scriptures
In November 2017 a book called Walking with the Women of the Old Testament was published by Cedar Fort, an independent small press publisher in Utah. Almost immediately the book…
Meet Big Ocean: Sarah Anderson
Growing up amid the beautiful green hills of North Carolina, Sarah Anderson appreciates the natural beauty of her hometown of Durham. Although she has lived in Utah, Georgia, and Florida…
Thoughts on the Model of Powerful Impact
In the famous animated movie about Pinocchio, the free-spirited puppet sings about not having strings to make him fret, frown, or move around. In this human experience, strings could be…
Learning to be Intentionally Active on Social Media
Each time a new technology alters our society there is a necessary adjustment period. This was true centuries ago with the introduction of a written alphabet, and it was true…
An Interview from UN CSW: Melissa Crutchfield
Melissa Crutchfield, director of Community Impact for Episcopal Relief and Development, explains some of the work she is involved with through her organization to help people find the power within…
Meet Big Ocean: Shelli Spotts
Changing the World Word by Word Shelli Spotts is a writer. She holds a master’s degree in creative writing, belongs to a writers’ group, and teaches college students writing and…