Moments of Grace Podcast Dr. A. Jerome R. Butler

“No one has to be limited by age or infirmity,” says Vicki, a consultant in health care and education who’s been giving speeches and seminars, nationally and internationally, for over 20 years. She’s worked with IBM, ROLM, Hewlett Packard, Prudential, Chase Manhattan, and Apple Bank, improving employee motivation and work quality, corporate goals, customer service, and performance skills. “When there are fewer mistakes, it improves the bottom line and employee morale,” she explains.

And if you or a loved one suffers from Alzheimer’s, Vicki’s programs can change your life. “A dementia or Alzheimer’s person who asks the same question sixty times an hour will stop asking that question within five minutes of practicing multi-sensory modalities and improvisation,” says Vicki.






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Hi, my name is Tanisha aka Ms. Wellness and I’m your dedicated Women's Wellness Empowerment Coach!

At Ms. Wellness, LLC one of our Core Values is educating the women that we work with, on the importance and value of healthy eating and a lifestyle focused on mindfully caring for their bodies by proactively making choices that benefit them. True health and wellbeing are a combination of good choices, positive mindset, clear direction, and dedication to achieve a lasting goal, and empowering yourself to have a positive body image. In addition, we focus not only on diet, but your relationship with food, identifying any obstacles or habits that may lead to unhealthy eating choices, navigating traumas that may cause a skewed perspective on your ability to take charge of your body wellness milestones, and helping you to recognize that you have the ability to reach and maintain a healthy lifestyle that you can maintain and be proud of.
Hi, my name is Tanisha aka Ms. Wellness and I’m your dedicated Women's Wellness Empowerment Coach!

The importance of creating a supportive and empowering wellness journey came from an experience that was close to home and with a situation that affected someone I love dearly, my mom. In 2017, my mother had been struggling with getting results in the treatments for her Type 2 Diabetes. The medications she was prescribed were ineffective in management of the disease and left her lethargic, experiencing blurred vision, but worst of all, she was miserable. By implementing a Plant-Based diet and lifestyle changes, we saw dramatic effects and beneficial changes to the point that she was downgraded from Type 2 Diabetic to Pre-Diabetic. This experience and helping others has become my passion and the motivation to have an impact on the lives of others. She went from being sick and miserable, to getting rid of her diabetes medications, dropping her symptoms, and getting her energy and joy back all within the same year! Today, my mom looks younger and more vibrant now than ever before!


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Prophet. Pastor. Wife. Mother. Motivational Speaker. Empowerment Coach. Entrepreneur. Author. Trish M is a powerful, anointed woman of God who preaches, teaches, motivates, inspires, coaches and prophesies just as God gives it to her. Her vision is to see more and more people’s lives changed by being saved, set-free, and delivered; fulfilling their call to walk in the things of God wholeheartedly.Trish M is the Executive Pastor serving alongside her husband, Senior Pastor Derrick Morrissette, at Mind of Christ International in Alabaster, Al. She served as the Director of the Prophetic Ministry and Prophetic Training at Kingdom Agenda International Ministries in Panama City, Fl for over 2 years. She has had intensive prophetic training at the Marketplace International School of Prophets with Apostle Jocelyn Mathis where she was 2nd in charge under Apostle Jocelyn in training other prophets on hearing the voice of the Lord. Not only that, but she has also done extensive prophetic training at C.I. Vision Church in Santa Rosa Beach, Fl. With a global mandate on her life, Trish M is determined to use her voice to bring change to communities and nations all around the world.Among her many accomplishments, Trish M is an extremely successful business owner. She takes business ownership to another level! She is the owner and CEO of Trish M Enterprises, which houses her translation company, Professional Translations, a translation company that translates to and from over 175 languages worldwide and has over 1000 translators from all over the world in network. Trish M Enterprises also houses her boutique, Trish M Boutique, where she empowers women to look and feel good about themselves. Being fabulous is a lifestyle that Trish M encourages women to wear from the inside out.Trish M’s vision is to see women fulfill the mandate and call that’s on their lives. She empowers them to be FABULOUS- spirit, soul & body. Trish M wants to see every woman successful in whatever God has called them to do.She hosts several events throughout the year to help women walk in their purpose and call:1) The Circle of Fabulous Women Summit2) The Circle of Fabulous Women Retreat3) The Circle of Fabulous Women Empowerment Brunch4) Speak Lord Prophetic MEGA ConferenceTrish M wants to see women whole and walking BOLDLY in who God has destined for them to be.www.trishmnow.com




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Lynn Lewis

 

From
Grief to Gratitude Certified
Grief Coach I love that I get to support adults 50 and older who are in a NOW WHAT
space after experiencing the suicide loss of a loved one. They have
acknowledged and accepted
that the loss happened, but are ready to move forward to live meaningful and
impactful lives.  As their coach, I guide them from pain to peace,
heartbreak to happiness and grief to gratitude. 

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Due to my son's August 2019 suicide death, I am a Survivor of suicide loss on a mission
to educate and inform our grief avoidance society that grief is a normal, natural, and
necessary response to loss hoping that one day we will get to a point of freely
talking about grief regardless of the type of loss.

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I welcome the opportunity to share my grief story and how I manage to thrive in its aftermath in
hopes it will help someone who is or support someone on a similar journey.
 

I am an avid tea drinker who enjoys few things more than having a cup and a
chat with a friend, colleague, or someone I’ve just met.    

 

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Bio- Railey
Molinario, a renowned Love Educator & Relationship Coach, has dedicated her
life to guiding individuals to break free from cycles of generational trauma
and ignorance. With a remarkable journey from abandonment at birth to a
six-figure boss, she inspires others to develop the skills and knowledge needed
to create empowered lives through her teachings of relationship
intelligence. Railey's inspirational journey has been featured on
prominent platforms such as the BBC, Medium, and Sovereign magazine.











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The Buffalo Soldiers were United
States Army regiments that primarily comprised African
Americans, formed during the 19th century to serve on the American
frontier. In 1866, through an act of Congress,
legislation was adopted to create six all African-American Army units. On September 21, 1866, the 10th Cavalry
Regiment was formed at Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas. The nickname "Buffalo Soldiers" was
purportedly given to the regiment by Native Americans who fought against them in the American
Indian Wars, and the term eventually became synonymous with
all of the African American U.S. Army regiments established in 1866, including
the 9th Cavalry Regiment, 10th Cavalry Regiment, 24th Infantry
Regiment, 25th Infantry
Regiment and 38th Infantry
Regiment.  The
recruits came from varied backgrounds including former slaves and veterans from
service in the Civil War.

During the Civil
War, the U.S. government formed regiments known as
the United States
Colored Troops, composed of black soldiers and Native Americans.
The USCT was disbanded in the fall of 1865. In 1867 the Regular Army was set at
ten regiments of cavalry and 45 regiments of infantry. The Army was authorized
to raise two regiments of black cavalry (the 9th and 10th (Colored)
Cavalry) and four regiments of black infantry (the 38th, 39th, 40th, and 41st (Colored)
Infantry), who were mostly drawn from USCT veterans. The
first draft of the bill that the House Committee on Military Affairs sent to
the full chamber on March 7, 1866, did not include a provision for regiments of
black cavalry, however, this provision was added by Senator Benjamin
Wade prior to the bill's passing on July 28, 1866.

During the late 1800s and early 1900s, the Buffalo Soldiers were
assigned to the harshest and most desolate posts. Specific duties included
subduing Mexican revolutionaries, outlaws, rustlers and warring Native
Americans. Additional administrative duties included exploring and mapping the
Southwest and establishing outposts for future towns.

During the Indian
Wars from 1866 to 1891, 416 soldiers were awarded
the Medal
of Honor. Although the Buffalo Soldiers were 12% of the
U.S. Army infantry force and 20% of the cavalry force in this era, Buffalo
Soldiers were awarded less than 4% of all Medals of Honor awarded. Other
regiments during the era received a greater number of Medals of Honor but were
not distinguished enough to see duty in Cuba for the Spanish–American War. For
example, the 8th
Cavalry Regiment with 84 Medals of Honor, were not assigned
duty to fight in Cuba in 1898. Scholars have hypothesized that commanders were
reticent to award behavior that they expected from soldiers, the bureaucracy
impeded awards, and the posting of black soldiers to remote outposts reduced
the visibility of black soldiers (the 1st Cavalry participated in twenty-one campaigns and the 2nd cavalry participated in nineteen campaigns during
this era, compared to the 9th Cavalry's eight campaigns). Historian Thomas Philips
counted 2,704 engagements with native tribes during this era, of which the four
black regiments participated in 141 or about 4%.

 Despite the
barriers imposed by the social climate of their day, the Buffalo Soldiers
performed with grace and dignity in every conflict. Their resilience embodies
the uncanny determination to overcome any opticals dispatched on the
battlefield or from the nation they fought for. We honor the American spirit and
true patriotism of the Buffalo Soldiers, who are threads in the spirit of
freedom in the fabric of America.

















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