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You’re Invited: Virtual Bible Study

Hello Friends: I’m working on setting up a series of online discussions and workshops covering various topics. This topic is a virtual Bible Study. Listen to my thoughts here: https://youtu.be/17ffipH4mSI What do you think? Would you participate? It would be between #Zoom and #Whatsapp or perhaps a combo of both. If you’d like to participate,ContinueContinue reading “You’re Invited: Virtual Bible Study”

Real Estate Photography

REAL ESTATE PHOTOGRAPHYLaShawnda Jones, PhotographerHARVEST PHOTOSShawnda@Harvest-Life.org 646-926-6047P.O.. Box 2103, Milwaukee, WI 53201IG: @LJonesRealtor BOOK YOUR SESSIONAll photographic services are performed by LaShawnda Jones, a Marana-based photographer who is available for real estate bookings throughout Southern Arizona. GEAR LIST Sony Alpha 7iii• Sony 12-24mm f/4• Sony 28-70mm f/3.5-5.6• Godox V860ii flash• Studio lights• Umbrellas & softContinueContinue reading “Real Estate Photography”

Proving Ground

People who sin against you, violate your trust, hurt your heart, betray your relationship – whatever the trespass may be – are still precious to the Lord. God has not stopped loving the person you turned your back on because they do not live the way you want them to live. He is actually proving to that person that you had no understanding of love at all. You who were to be this person’s light and source of love took action to drive them further into darkness instead.

Jane Fonda in Five Acts: Quotes from the HBO Documentary

None of my marriages were democratic, because I was too worried about pleasing. I had to be a certain way in order for them to love me. I had to look a certain way. And I looked different for all of them. I wanted to be living as a whole Jane. A fully realized Jane.

Update: I AM WOMAN Essay & Portrait Project

Still seeking written contributions for Phase 1: Experiences of Black Womanhood in America. If you would like to contribute, please email Shawnda@Spirit-Harvest.com.

Indigenous Peoples Celebration

Personally, I think the United States should dedicate a year, at the minimum, to acknowledging the atrocities committed against Indigenous Peoples on the mainland United States as well as in outlying states and territories.