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Well. Welcome, Welcome, Welcome to another episode on the Crew Podcast.
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Of course, I am the visionary Queen of Collaboration, Angela Thomas Smith.
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I want to thank you guys for tuning in for another episode tonight.
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Y'all know I'm getting up and close and personal with these amazing visionaries. We've
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had some great individuals stopping by and sharing, and tonight we have Miss Beverly
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White, a true visionary. When I tell you, a true visionary,
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y'all, This young lady has a school, she's in to real estate.
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She's an author. When I tell you, the list goes on and on
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and on. She's an amazing woman of God, and I'm just elated to
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have her here with me on tonight to be able to share a little about
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her brand. I'm gonna move out the way, but before I move,
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y'all, I want y'all to share this in your circle of influence because you
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never know what the next person may be in need of, just that little
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nugget that may help take them to the next level, y'all, so please
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share this in your circle as I invite Miss Beverly White to the stage.
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Hello Ella, Hello, welcome HII. How are you doing well? Doing
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well? I can't complain. I won't complain. Also, if you would
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please tell everybody who is it's Beverly White. Well, you've already said my
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name. So I'll start off with just where I grew up at. I
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grew up in a very small town. It's called do West, South Carolina.
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It's near Erskine College. If some people may have heard of that,
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maybe not, But in that small town, education was very important. I
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knew the teachers in the town, and honestly, I never thought about being
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a teacher. But when I went to get my undergrad I started drawing from
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my sports world. You know, I grew up in sports, basketball,
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whatever you call it, you know, football. I liked all the sports.
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And so when I did that, I found out how much I loved
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teaching. And one thing led to another and so and I think it was
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around nineteen ninety nine I started a nonprofit in its image, and then in
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two thousand and four I was doing a Christian school and I was like,
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WHOA, So I enjoy teaching, That's who I am. I enjoy helping
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people go to the next level in their lives because you know, education is
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so important and it helps us move and get more knowledge. So that's you
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know a little bit about who I am right there. Wow. I know
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I used to want to be a teacher when I first went to junior college,
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was majoring in special education actually, and they actually let us do a
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intern So I did a student teaching program my very first year, and you
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know, I changed my mind. You know, I changed my mind.
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I changed my mind. That was a little too much. It was a
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little too much for me, too fast, and I was overwhelmed. But
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I never stopped working with kids because I always had a for kids. I
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just took different routes with working with kids. After school programs, summer programs,
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those were things that I could deal with. But I have a love
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for those that do teach and have the patients, because it truly, truly
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takes a gifted patient person to be a teacher, because you have to deal
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with a lot as a teacher, not just the individual kids, but you
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have to deal with those parents and it's just so much. So my hat's
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off to all the other teachers because I know you have to endure a lot,
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and especially you you starting your own school and having to be not just
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the counselor the teacher, the principal but having to be a lot of a
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lot to everybody. Now, how has that worked well? I certainly wear
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a lot of hats, that is true. One of the things that I
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do love about where I started and how I started that I got the opportunity
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to be a part of every portion of in this image in Trinity Christian right,
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Trinity Christian Educational School. I started off in my home, and you
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know, I was everything, like you said, the administrator, the principal,
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the counselor. I was all those things, and the janitor too,
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and the cook. I was doing everything because initially I was it was going
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to in my mind, I'm just gonna do as many kids that will children
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that will fit in my den right. But eventually, you know, as
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things started to grow and people started to come in to help in the classrooms.
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My two daughters work with me as well now. And because I started
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off that way, I understand a lot more and I can adjust and show
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other people how to do it versus just telling them from a book, if
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that makes sense. So that's what I have enjoyed about going through the process
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of actually being wearing different hats. Wow, and again, how long have
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you had your school? The school started. TCS started in two thousand and
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four, two thousand and four in our home. Twenty seventeen, we moved
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to a local church and then we branched out on our own in about two
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thousand and eighteen. So we got a building donated to us and did some
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things, you know, the city needing us to do more than you know,
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we could afford at the time to do. We ended up at a
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community st and so right now we're inside of the West Side Community Center.
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That's where we're at. Now. Wow, but you're coming up on twenty
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years of service and twenty years of impacting lives in Anderson County. Off the
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top of your head, about how many students have you graduated? We have
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graduated about fifteen students, it's been it's been about fifteen now. That's that's
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the twelfth grade, the twelfth grade level. Now we've had some you know,
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younger graduates to our K five program and K four program, but you
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know, for twelfth grade, about fifteen students. Yeah. Wow, that
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that's that's amazing to go from, you know, starting a school in your
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home and now you're in the community center and you're graduating students that are going
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on in college and excelling in college, because I know your daughter did very
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well. She graduated from Anderson University, if I'm not mistaken, right,
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my oldest university. She works alongside of you. If I'm not mistaken,
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Yes, she's the director of the program. That that is amazing. See,
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I know, I know this journey has not been easy, Apostle,
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but I have watched you and I have seen you just you just grow and
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the school grow, and I've seen individuals as they grow up in the school,
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and I just want to let you know. I don't know if people
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realize how impact if your school is and the time that you put in with
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those kids, and the individualized programs that you offer and the types of services
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that you offer. I want you to talk about the programs and your school
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because I thought when I first came across your school and I realized that you
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had in school, I thought it was so unique. First of all,
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because with them taking Christ out of everything, we don't got no friends schools.
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I love the fact that everything is centered around Christ. So yes,
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that that was one of the things that I really loved about your school.
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But if you would talk about the school, because there may be somebody out
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there that need your services. Okay, So I'm gonna tell you, if
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I get talking about this school, I may start, you know, crying
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and laughing. So I'm just gonna start at where we start at. You
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know, our first thing that we do in the morning after arrival is we
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have a praise and worship service every day. I was teaching at another Christian
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school and one of the things that I did not want to do is the
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scripture whether scripture says to have a form of godliness right in denying the power
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thereof So I always wanted everyone, the community, parents, teachers, students
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to know that God was the power right that drove that drove the school.
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So we start off every morning with with in our morning glory room doing praising
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worships. We have a four K student that's on our page and it will
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just show you the highlight of that time. He is singing when Jesus says
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yes no one can say no, right, and he is enjoying himself.
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And then there's there are other students that are on there, and so that's
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where we start at. And then after that, you know, during that
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time we do prayer. Sometimes the students get words, words of knowledge,
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and we just have a good time and get ready for our academics. And
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they jump around. That's also getting them some exercise, you know too,
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even though that's you know, they're praising, they're getting exercise. So when
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they get ready to get in those classrooms and start academics, right, they
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are ready. They know that when they get have tests and something, they
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may forget something right. They know that they can pray in the middle of
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a test. They know they can come and ask for prayer. And you
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know, every like you said, every subject is centered. It goes right
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back to God. You know, whether it's math and learning that math is
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a thing of order. We introduced everything decently in order, or history and
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that without him, that would be no history. Are science. Science proves
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the Bible, not takes away take away from it. Whatever it is,
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He's included in it. And that is you know, somebody asked me,
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They told me about five years ago, you know, we could use you
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in the public school system, and that was my no. My know is
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that I want him to be a part of every facet of education because I
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have seen students come in and don't know him as much, and they're making
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d's and f's, right, but when they get to know him, their
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their grades go up to b's and a's, you know. So yeah,
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everything the Holy City education, mind, body, and spirit is is what
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we what we desire to do. So we have a counselor who counselors.
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Counsels are students. Every week they get they get an individual session. They
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also get to do mindful movement. Anishe Blanding. I don't know if you
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know her, but she is another visionary who is awesome. And then we
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have a dance instructor who comes in and we have we have collaborated with a
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group who does like Bible stories to students and they come in the Good News
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Club, right, they came in, they give gave us all of their
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materials so that we can utilize some of those things on our Wednesday service.
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And that has been a lessing. So we get to collaborate with so many
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people who really love God and end up helping those students and it's a blessing.
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It is such a blessing. Right. One of my favorite stories about
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the school is a student who came in and he scored in our assessment in
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the first grade level for reading he was in the seventh grade, and he
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said, I really want to learn how to read. I really want to
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learn how to do this. I want to be on my level when I
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graduate. Well, guess what prayer fasting? He did that. He prayed
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with us, He fasted with us, He put into work, and he
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graduated on his level. And he ended up, you know, he wanted
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to be an honimal. He went to work on cars, right, and
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he ended up going into county for a minute, and then he started going.
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He started, you know, he works on cars and he actually makes
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some parts for cars. So it's I don't teach them that. You know,
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every person has a cookie cutter way of actually going into education, you
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know, and doing the things that they do. They are individuals, right,
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and every individual learns different. Here's different, and we'll have a different
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purpose in life. And so that's another thing that I really like about Trinity
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is that God gave me that. He reason that I liked that he gave
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it to me because it's individualized. That's that's a lot of it. But
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I'll tell you I could go on forever, so I'll start right there.
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Wow, that is amazing. That is truly amazing and again, I am
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so proud of you. I'm so proud of the school. And I know
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that's not the only thing that you do. Like I said at the beginning,
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you are a woman of many hats, one being an author. If
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you would briefly tell us about your authorship and how we can support you on
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that journey, awesome. I tell you what. You will not believe this
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probably I think I have shared it with you. But I remember when you
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came when you were in Anderson and you started a group of African American writers
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or something like that. Can you what what was it called a l a
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c. The African American author Literacy Away. Yes, so listen you you
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know this about me. Whenever I wanted to get anything out, I wrote,
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right. I would write my parents' letters, I would write my friends
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letters, whatever it was. And so when you came in and said that
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that's what you were doing, right, I was like, you know,
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I haven't written in a long time, and I've never written to really share
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it in a way that's passionate. And so that was like a start for
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me to say. I published a couple of books like self published for myself.
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Actually I never published them. I just printed them out and gave them
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out to people, right, and then you know, some years ago,
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I went through a journey in marriage and I wrote a book and it's on
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Amazon. Anybody want to read it, you know, please go support on
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Amazon. It's called Volume it's Volume one of Come Closer, and that one's
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called Merit Yet Single. There's a play on words. It's not just talking
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talking about being single, as in, you know, being without someone or
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whatever. It's more of becoming whole, regardless of what state you're in,
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what you're doing, becoming whole and becoming that. That's what the play on
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is is single. A lot of people think it's talking about being married and
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then you still single, but no, it does talk a little bit about
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that, but it's being whole. And so go and get that book.
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That would be a great thing. Now I'm working on the next part of
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the series and that book would be called The Release. I've actually written it
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already and now I'm looking through it and just seeing, you know, what
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else I need to add, if there's anything else that I've you know,
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am I waiting on something to actually get that book out? And I don't
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know what that something is, but writing is a passion for me because you
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can share things that will help other people that you never even met. I
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used to go everywhere in the book, right, I've been to Africa,
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never step foot on the soul. I've been to Asia, never set foot
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on the soul through a book. So that's what inspires me, mean mostly
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to be an author. Wow, So we will be looking for that second
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part of that, and welcome to authorship. I tell you I am now
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on book number I think seventy eight. If they have been dropping. We
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decided to do a anthology spreading some hope during this holiday season to some women
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that are incarcerated. God just dropped in my spirit and I put it out
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there and twenty women okay, I want to share. So we got the
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book together. I'm talking about less than three weeks. I put this book
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together. I'm waiting for it to be approved and then I'm gonna be sending
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it off to the women that are incarcerated. Man, when he dropped the
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word hope in my spirit, helping others prosper every day, oh my God,
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I said, oh my God. And that's what look most of these
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women do every day. I'm looking at what they do and I'm like,
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God, Rob, he just was bringing them left and right. Half of
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them. I didn't even know, like he was just sinning. No,
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So I'm grateful. But this is the season, and I was telling people,
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you know, this should not be something that we just do during the
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holiday. This should be something that we're doing all the time, spreading hope,
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spreading love, spreading encouragement, gratitude, you know, being thankful for
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the little things. You know, we often get caught up in seasons and
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get caught up in holidays that we forget about the true purpose of the season
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because we get so caught up in and all of that, we forget about,
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you know, the reason for the season. That's saying, I tell
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you, but he dropped in my spirit that you know, it's more than
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you know giving gifts. You know, there are people that are suffering,
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There are people that are going through There are people that are losing hope.
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There are people that feel like they are forgotten. And this is the season
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that we should be letting people know that they're not forgotten, that they are
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I still love no matter what, you know, he we after you another
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chance, not a second chance. He gave you another chance, not a
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second chance, another chance. Every day is the grace and mercy give you
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another chance. Yeah, authorship, we talked about school. Okay, there's
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two more things we gotta talk about because you are in ministry and you're in
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real estate. Yeah, so which one you want to tackle first? Let's
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see, we're gonna say the best one for last. We'll do ministry last,
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right, So so real estate. Listen. I got my real estate
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license in the pandemic. We were still doing school, but it was we
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were online for a while, and so I was like, you know what
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I've always wanted. I love to look at a place that needs to be
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renovated. When I was younger, I would go buy old houses and declare
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I was gonna buy them all up so that they could be something for someone
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else to live in that maybe didn't have us place to live right home,
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right, And so I was talking to one of my friends about it,
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and he was like, well, I'm a broker, why don't you go
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get your license? And so that's what I did. And I'm telling you,
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I did not go into real estate to sell every home. I wouldn't
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it to help people see what the homes could be for them and to show
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them how to get through the process. So if anybody needs to know a
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process on how to buy a home, they can contact me. I only
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you know, I'm licensed for South Carolina. But there is a lot that
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I have learned just about becoming a real estate agent, and I'm actually loving
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the journey. I I love this city. There were I didn't realize that
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in real estate. There's several like there are different jobs right that are associated
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with real estate, and one of them was there was there's a real estate
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counselor, and that's what I initially went into real estate to to counsel people
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about how to buy homes, counsel people about how to sell homes, when
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to sell homes, and you know, what are you gonna look for when
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you go into a home? Who is it out there that can help you
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to get your inspections, who can help you to get the loans that you
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need. So yeah, that's like a second love for me, just to
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see people in the homes that they desire to be in or in the area
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that they desire to be in. So that's real estate. Wow, that's
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amazing. So how can people contact you if they want to reach out to
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you? Say you got somebody that want to contact the school or I know
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they can go to Amazon and get your book, but how can they reach
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out to you? Do you have a website? Do you have email address?
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How? How can we follow and support what you're doing? So I'll
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start with the Facebook presence, right, Joy real I'm under Joy real Estate
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right now. That's that's who my brokerage is. So I have a page
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that's called Beverly White Joy Realty, so they can go there to Facebook and
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find me Beverly White and then underneath it the pages are on there for all
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services that we provide, including real estate. But the best way for someone
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to get me if they want to buy a home would be to comment eight
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six four three eight one five two four eight That would be the best way,
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and leave a message and I will get back in contact with them.
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Now, we also have a web page www. Dot I am in his
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image dot org, and it again has all the services listed and there is
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also an inquiry message across the top for anyone who wants to be in RK
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three through twelfth grade program. I didn't tell you that we started K three.
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I don't know if you knew that or not. We are now DSS
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licensed as well, and we're working on, you know, getting our ABC
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Quality license at this time. So we're excited to have ABC Quality too,
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and we're just you know, plugging away. But all those things are on
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the website, and we have an Instagram page for myself as well as the
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school, and I have that. I think it's called x now Twitter change
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their name. I just found that out. But I'm not hardly on Twitter.
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So when someone told me of they messaged me on Twitter. No,
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I'm hardly on there. I just have page there. But Facebook the number
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aces four three eight one five two four eight, and to contact me via
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our web website www. Im in this image, do are the best ways
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to get in touch with me? Wow? Now the best for last?
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You know? I love me too? Yeah, I tell you what has
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that journey been like? Listen the song that says He's better than good to
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me and he thought I was worth saving those two songs some of my life
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right. I got saved early, you know, as far as like saying
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that I accept Christ as my savior. I know that he was was buryed,
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beaten, buried, and he rose again, you know those things.
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But this thing called life is where really everything happens at to where you learn
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about yourself. And when I say something that has taught me about me is
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ministry. Ministry being in the middle of getting relationship, a relationship with crisis
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what I call it now, you know, it's one thing to know scripture.
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I love to read, so I can research a scripture. I'm gonna
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try to find out, you know, everything I can about it, but
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the relationship. And so I thank God for the opportunity every single day to
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have a relationship with him, being able to talk to him about things that
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bother me. You know these You know how small fox is killed divine right,
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That's where I'm at now. I'm working on all the little small foxes
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that have came along and had me doing crazy stuff and I didn't even know
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why. And so part of that that journey is actually in the book release.
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And sometimes people think you might have passed crazy because you you say one
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thing, right, leave God, I'm would do this, and then life
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doesn't look like that. Life looks different for you. But I just say,
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you know, one reason that I do ministry love God is because he
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meets you right where you are. It doesn't matter, it doesn't matter what
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you've been through. I can guarantee you somebody else been through it, and
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then he will show you how to make a crooked places straight. And so
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in ministry right now, we are actually getting ready to plunge. And you
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may hear my dog in the background, I'm sorry. We're getting ready to
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start have our ministry to be for the community. See, we've been doing
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it just us to see how this thing would go. And I'm be honest,
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I just like it like that. But they were like, it's other
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people out there, so let's invite other people. So we're starting to invite
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other people to our services, and we do out with another church, and
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the students get to go over there too. We're just doing a whole lot
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in ministry right now, and I'm excited, you hear me. I'm excited
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about it. I'm excited about not just telling the people the good news,
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because see, to me, that's really what it's about, sharing the good
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news. But I'm also excited that I get to do this with my family.
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My mom and dad are now with us, and they come and they
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serve, and they see me as like, you know, being their leader,
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and I see them as my leader, right, So we get to
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work and collaborate together as a family. And that's what I'm excited about.
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That they're on this journey with me, and it's just fabulous, you know.
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Again, that's one of those things I can talk about all day,
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all day. One of my favorite scriptures is to trust in the Lord with
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all your heart, and lean not to your own understanding, and in all
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your ways acknowledge him, and he will direct your path or make that path
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straight. Right. So I didn't I never thought about the fact that I
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would be one that builds. I didn't choose it. I didn't choose upon
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being to be an apostle. People you know, were wondering, what is
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that, you know, I just tell them I build. I want to
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build buildings. I want to build people. I want to build every you
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know, encourage people to be the best that they can be. I want
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to help them with their education. I don't want them to parish because of
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it, you know, because they don't know something, right, I don't
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want to do that. So collaborating, I love the fact that you are
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a collaborator, right, because ministry, that's really what it is, collaborating
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with each other and or that we draw the best out of each other and
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be and help each other to become the image of Christ that He created for
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you. And I just love it. That's so that's ministry, right,
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that's the that's the last. Wow. Well, I tell you you said
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some powerful words. And I tell you I love collaborating, I love building,
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I love pushing people because if I see purpose in you, I wanted
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to come up out of you, because I believe in Jeremiah twenty nine and
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eleven, and I want everybody to know that they got purpose, that they
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didn't get dropped out of the sky, that they were strategically placed here,
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and that God has a plan for them, you know. So I tell
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you what I have truly, truly enjoyed you on tonight like always, I
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tell you you've blessed my soul. For those that do not know, I
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call her Mama Roney because she used to be my play mom when we went
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to Dixie High School. We played basketball together and after the game or before
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practice or after practice or whatever. My brother played sports too, so my
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mom used to be like, she's not making two trips. So I used
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to have to go and stay over to Beverly's until my mom come and pick
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us up. And I tell you that was my second family. Her mom
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and dad made me feel so at home. And I tell you I always
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say that before Beverly had kids, I was her first one. I was
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amen. That's so true. But I say she is such a sweetheart,
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passionate about what she does, and it is an honor to have you on
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here tonight. Before we close, I want you to share something inspirational with
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the people that would encourage them as we go into twenty twenty four. Because
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as no, we only got what eighteen more days in twenty three is a
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rap. So I want you to take the people, keep pushing and to
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look forward to what God has in store for them for twenty twenty four.
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Aymen, I just want to say this because I don't know who's gonna hear
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it, but I just hear in myself to say it. There's no little
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person, no little no little eye. There there's none of that, no
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person who has all of the answers. There's there's nobody like that. So
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don't give up on you, don't give up on you. You can do
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it. That dream that you saw when you were younger, that dream that
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you keep seeing even now, and no matter where you're working at right now,
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no matter what you're doing right now, you can still do that.
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And that's what you were created to do. Don't forget it. Press keep
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pressing. Even though we're coming to the end of twenty twenty three and you
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may look back and say, hey, I didn't get to finish everything I
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said I was going to finish. Well, thank God that you woke up
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and that you're going to wake up with breathing your lungs. Many people didn't
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wake up with breathing their lungs. Right, And know that if you press
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forward that mark to be like Christ, he will finish the work that's on
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the inside of you. He will do it. There is not one thing
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that he doesn't want to see you successful in. Do not give up.
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That's my inspiration. Keep it moving, don't give up. Don't give up.
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Amen. Amen, you've heard it from Apostle Beverly White on tonight.
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Do not give up. Keep it pushing, keep pressing, keep on going.
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It shall be releasing. I love you, Mama Roney. You have
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a great rest of your and I look forward to twenty twenty four and all
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that God has in store for you and in his image, y'all, be
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blessed. I want to thank you guys for tuning in. I pray that
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you have been and blessed. And if you've been blessed, share this with
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someone in your circle. You never ever know what they may be in need
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of. Y'all have a great night. I love you guys, and guess
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what, there's absolutely nothing you can do about it. Be blessed.