Latore Wilcox-Pryor

Two Women (eBook, ePUB)

The Road'S Traveled

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

You can make it! You will make it! We made it! Two Women: The Roads Traveled is heartfelt and authentic. It documents the triumphant victories that these women achieved over some of lifes most difficult challenges. In each story, we see our human frailties exposed, yet through perseverance, transformation occurs in each of their lives. These two women have had their own unique experiences in life. They have traveled many roads. Some roads have inevitably led them to signs, such as Caution, Yield, Stop, Wrong Way, Do Not Enter, and Dead End! Nevertheless, these extraordinary and courageous women attribute their choicesand sometimes the choices that were made for themto self-discovery. It helped shape and mold them into who they are today. It is indeed because of their experiences, both positive and negative, that they have gained strength, wisdom, boldness, and wings to fly. But most importantly, their experiences give them a voice to speak to you and tell their story their way. May the road you travel be your own! This book will encourage you to tell your story. Dr. Latore Wilcox-Pryor [e-mail]

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Xlibris US
• Seitenzahl: 78
• Erscheinungstermin: 13. März 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781503550629
• Artikelnr.: 52582340

Autorenporträt

Rev. Dr. Latore Wilcox-Pryor is a wife, therapist, teacher, and pastor. She is a native of Brooklyn, New York, and has served in many capacities of ministry. Dr. Wilcox-Pryor has especially enjoyed ministering to women and witnessing their deliverance by the power of the Word of God and the Holy Spirit. She is the founder of Dare2b1 LLC. Dr. Wilcox-Pryor has been called to be a prophetic voice in this hour and enjoys pastoring and ministering with her husband. Dr. Wilcox-Pryor holds a bachelor of science degree in public administration, a masters of divinity, and a doctorate in marriage and family therapy. She serves as a spiritual advisor to pastors and ministry leaders. She also conducts conferences and workshops and is a mentor to women. Dr. Wilcox-Pryor is most proud of her personal relationship with Jesus Christ. She has endured much over the years and traveled many roads. Nevertheless, she has learned and believes that change is good; it brings a new rhythm and sound to your voice every time.