98 | A Journey of Healing from Neglect, Abuse, and Depression with Rev Tanya Nemley

Hey, Sister-friend 👋🏽

***Trigger Warning***

This episode contains conversations about suicidal thoughts and attempts.

If you struggle with suicidal thoughts, please call your local Suicide Crisis Helpline

Here are the contacts for three countries

Suicide Crisis Helpline

USA: 9-8-8

Canada 9-8-8
UK: 1-1-1

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My guest today is Rev. Tanya Nemley is a licensed minister, mother of 6 children, grandmother of 2, and married to, Rev. James A. Nemley. She is the author of 3 books “Obsessed with God, A Layman’s view of the Holiness of God, and A Handbook For Surviving Suffering”.

She is a recording artist and avid blogger at “Godspeaks-i-listen.com.” Tanya can also be seen performing her ventriloquist act with her sidekick, “Miss Jae” at “Samantha’s Lil’ Bit of Heaven” in East Northport, NY. She has been serving the Lord in ministry for over 50 years.

Our conversation today is about surviving Parental emotional neglect, suicidal ideation, rejection, feeling unloved, domestic violence and experiencing the transformation needed to step into and live out God’s purpose.

I hope this episode blesses and inspires you.

In Healing and Love 😊

Jenniel

Connect with Tanya

https://godspeaks-i-listen.com/about/

https://www.facebook.com/TanyaNemley
https://twitter.com/NemleyTanya
https://www.instagram.com/nemleytanya/

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