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Welcome to the second season of the Care Deeply Podcast.

Today, we have popular vlogger, content creator, and author, Saphina Carla with us today. Saphina is the author of Church Girl Culture vs. Christ – a book that sheds light on common ideologies that have supplemented the Christian faith. Her goal in writing this book is to remove the pressure of perfection when it comes to women of faith and to restore Biblical truth in places where it’s been set aside for shallow formulas.

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Hello and welcome to season 2, episode 2 of the Care Deeply Podcast. I’m your host Yolande Morris and my guest today is none other than Wit + Grace Magazine’s Music Editor, Kendolyn Walker.

In this episode, we’re talking about music, of course, but also grief, loss, how to find your voice, and take up space in the places God has called you to.

So, grab a cup of tea or coffee and join us.

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If you grew up in church or have ever attended a Christian women’s conference you’ve probably heard or seen this a lot – "For you created my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well." Psalm 139 verses 13-14.

But in a world where women are judged solely by their appearance and plastic surgery is the norm, how can we learn to thrive with style and Godly confidence?

Hi, I’m Yolande Morris and welcome to Season 2, Episode 3 of the Care Deeply Podcast. Today we’re talking about style and confidence, among other things, with Renee Jael, a photographer and style consultant based in Atlanta. Renee and I met several years ago through a mutual friend and in addition to being an amazing photographer, she is passionate about helping women develop confidence and healthy self-esteem.

Grab a cup of coffee or tea and join us for this timely conversation.

Dr. Keisha Thompson is an Associate Professor of Psychology in New York City. She had a doctorate in Counseling Psychology from Texas A&M University. She's a native of Trinidad & Tobago, grew up in Brooklyn, NY., and specializes in college counseling, community mental health, the federal prison system, VA medical center, and various K-12 school settings. She's also my neighbor.

In this episode, we discuss community care during a global pandemic, the importance of a Care Circle, and what it truly means to care for your neighbor.

Meet Brittany Cole, founder of Career Thrivers, an organization that educates, empowers and equips organizations to build inclusive leadership teams, at every level.

Brittany is passionate about helping women and professionals of color elevate their careers by sharpening their emotional intelligence, resilience and personal brand in the workplace. She’s a coach, a marketer, and a dear friend who knows a thing or two about recovering from deep loss.

Grab your favorite drink and tune in.

Meet Linda Smith, a missionary and renowned photojournalist, who founded the Through the Eyes of Hope Project (TEOH Project) to provide photography classes as a means of art therapy to children around the world. As a missionary in Rwanda, Linda worked with their most vulnerable population, children who were orphaned following the 1994 genocide.

In this episode, what it's like to be called to do this kind of work as a single woman and what the future looks like for Linda. Tune in to learn how you can care deeply for the vulnerable in your community - the widows, the orphans -- and sometimes, the singles.