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    Encouraging Widows

    by The Next Chapter in Women

    Tags: Widows women grief bereavement sympathy marriage death loss of husband loss of spouse encouragement thenextchapter

    Facebook.com/TheNextChapter or Email: TNCwidows@gmail.com
    The Next Chapter (TNC) Widows' Ministry, a faith-based support group encourages widows and helps them heal in the years after the loss of their husband.  Nearly 700k women lose their husband each year. What a traumatic and even scary feeling a new widow can experience! So many questions. Premarital counseling never prepared you for the lonely nights, heartaches, and the many decisions. It doesn’t matter whether the marriage was long or short, the loss was from a long illness or an unexpected accident, or how much money is or is not in the bank. What matters is that the person you married, shared secrets with, made love with, laughed with, been angry with, and a host of other scenarios is not here. TNC gives widows a unique connection with others who understand why his clothes are still in the closet, his name is still on the bank account, and grocery shopping is so difficult. Widows are loved! God has a special plan to care for them. I Timothy 5:3 says, “Honor widows that are widows indeed.”
    A Widow’s Touch, (available on Amazon.com) a collection of powerful true stories from 20+ widows can be a source of comfort. It allows the readers to find themselves in a character, as the widow, the family member, friend or someone mentioned. Readers can journey with the writers as they share loneliness, frustration, confusion, and victorious moments. A journey of faith dries the tears and turns grief to joy. TNC enjoys annual getaways, serves the community, celebrates special occasions, and produces a weekly talk show. Mary Hollis and Sheila Coley, co-founders, are available tor speaking engagements, workshops, and book signings.

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    Book"Dopebusters" Tells Story Of How Men of FOI Stopped D.C. Drug Crime

    by Host Naimah Latif in Women

    Tags: Dopebusters Mayfair Mansions Crack Cocaine Washington D.C.

    How can cities across America effectively stop drug related crime? Today we examine Naba'a Richard Muhammad's book "Dopebusters, Farrakhan Fanatis Or Saviors? The TRue Story of the D.C. Crack Cocaine Crisis and Successful Muslim Anti-Drug Patrols."  The story gives insight on a solution that worked in the Washington DC Mayfair Mansions pubic housing complex. What Mayors across the city can and should do - if they have the courage - which is to employ the FOI to come and clean up their cities, not with the power of guns, but with the power of God.

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