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Psalm 127:4

"Like arrows in the hand of a warrior, so are children born in one's youth."

Raising the next generation is challenging, but we don’t have to do it alone. Warrior Raiser is dedicated to helping mothers be intentional in their parenting as we raise future warriors for the Kingdom of Heaven.

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i'm Angela

I’m a follower of Jesus Christ, a wife to Derrick, and a mother to 3 beautiful children — Elliott, Elias, and Eleanor.  I have a passion to teach and share the Word of God through the written and spoken word. 
I’m known to my family as, “The Storyteller,” and absolutely love it when people (whether they’re reading or hearing my words) connect the teachings with understanding and experiencing Jesus for themselves.  
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Angela uses humor, straight-talk, and applicable life lessons to deliver a Biblically-sound message. She uses her unique lens to bring clarity to the Word of God. Angela is a voice of encouragement, truth, and challenges listeners to intentionally and fervently pursue Jesus Christ.

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I got the recommendation for Angela Johnson to speak to our MOPS group off this page and I'm SO glad that I did. She shared her presentation - My Battle Plan - which is about moms not having to be reactionary, but instead being intentional! She was real with our group and shared some personal things happening in her life...she could have easily cancelled on us at the last minute, but she didn't! I'm so grateful that despite challenges in her life, God used her to speak into our moms' lives. Highly recommend. Authentic, Funny, and Encouraging! - RACHEL WOLOHAN
Angela has been given a gift of reaching moms with the words that the Lord has placed on her heart. If you are in need of a speaker either in person or through zoom you won't be disappointed! She has spoken twice to our group this year and each time our mamas are so blessed! - MOLLY SMITH
If anyone is looking for a virtual speaker for your group I would highly recommend Angela Johnson. She can also be found on the MOPS speaker network and was a coordinator for her local MOPS & MOPSnext ministry for many years. This morning she shared with us her presentation called “My Battle Plan” which is all about being intentional with our thoughts, our actions and our faith. She offered very practical applications for our season of motherhood, encouraged self-reflection and taught us ways to incorporate & study scripture. This was such an encouraging morning and our cups have been filled with hope, faith and direction for this season. Highly recommend! Thank you so much Angela! - ANNELIESE EDDY
We had an incredible meeting on Zoom this week featuring speaker and MOPS leader, Angela Petrosino Johnson. We loved her authenticity, fun personality and really great presentation on "Identity in Mothering". We highly recommend her as a speaker for your group. You can find her at Warrior Raiser as well! Thanks again Angela! We were just so blessed by her! - LAUREN HERMANN
We had such a great meeting last night with Angela Johnson (MOPs network speaker!) who zoomed in from Ohio and joined our in person meeting here in Tacoma! She gave a great scripture-infused talk about raising worry-free kids. We all needed to hear that one! I would highly recommend her! We loved her handouts and discussion questions too ! - MONICAL SANDSTROM
"Your presentation was so wonderful and encouraging. The moms thought your message was powerful and enjoyed listening". | “ Angela was amazing. Super down to earth and relatable with her experience and thoughts on ways to work on ourselves.” | “Loved the talk!” | “She did a great presentation!” | “She really is realistic and uplifting, I love the scriptures she supplements our goals and battle plans with.” | “I learned a lot about interpreting scripture.” | “Great speaker!” - MOPS OF BLACK RIVER FALLS, WI
"I felt so encouraged listening to your talk and then spending time after learning about how you are in life and what things you do to bring you closer to God and in your marriage... I related to a lot of what you said." - MOPS COORDINATOR, WI
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NEW Podcast. Been a minute. Felt it was time to dust off the microphone and join the conversation again. I pray it helps. PODCAST LINKS in Bio! 🎙LISTEN: https://anchor.fm/warriorraiser/episodes/The-Butterfly-Effect-e1j66d2/a-a80smfl 🎥WATCH: https://youtu.be/rYNdgR878ME @jesshammond24 @krista_lynn_0702 @centralohiopolicefamily #warriorraiser #raisingwarriors #nursetobibleteacher #podcastersofinstagram #podcastersoffacebook #chaostheory #butterflyeffect #makewaves #ripplesofjustice #rippleeffect #makeripples #smallchanges #dosmallthingswithgreatlove #DoSmallThings #somethingisbetterthannothing #uvaldetx #uvalde #PrayingForUvalde #brokenheartforournation #brokenheartforhumanity #Amos5_24 #flapyourwings
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NEW Podcast. Been a minute. Felt it was time to dust off the microphone and join the conversation again. I pray it helps. PODCAST LINKS in Bio! 🎙LISTEN: https://anchor.fm/warriorraiser/episodes/The-Butterfly-Effect-e1j66d2/a-a80smfl 🎥WATCH: https://youtu.be/rYNdgR878ME @jesshammond24 @krista_lynn_0702 @centralohiopolicefamily #warriorraiser #raisingwarriors #nursetobibleteacher #podcastersofinstagram #podcastersoffacebook #chaostheory #butterflyeffect #makewaves #ripplesofjustice #rippleeffect #makeripples #smallchanges #dosmallthingswithgreatlove #DoSmallThings #somethingisbetterthannothing #uvaldetx #uvalde #PrayingForUvalde #brokenheartforournation #brokenheartforhumanity #Amos5_24 #flapyourwings
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What a day—Elliott and Elias finished off 3rd and 2nd grade, respectively. Seeing how the boys have matured over the past year has been remarkable…except when I ask them to hug (exhibit awkward hug in photos). The teachers at their school are excellent, and I’m so grateful for the love and care they pour into each kiddo. Thank you, @olentangyftes for a great year! #ftes #olentangyftes #summerbreak #schoolsout #warriorraiser #raisingwarriors #boymom #girlmom #mythreearrows
What a day—Elliott and Elias finished off 3rd and 2nd grade, respectively. Seeing how the boys have matured over the past year has been remarkable…except when I ask them to hug (exhibit awkward hug in photos). The teachers at their school are excellent, and I’m so grateful for the love and care they pour into each kiddo. Thank you, @olentangyftes for a great year! #ftes #olentangyftes #summerbreak #schoolsout #warriorraiser #raisingwarriors #boymom #girlmom #mythreearrows
What a day—Elliott and Elias finished off 3rd and 2nd grade, respectively. Seeing how the boys have matured over the past year has been remarkable…except when I ask them to hug (exhibit awkward hug in photos). The teachers at their school are excellent, and I’m so grateful for the love and care they pour into each kiddo. Thank you, @olentangyftes for a great year! #ftes #olentangyftes #summerbreak #schoolsout #warriorraiser #raisingwarriors #boymom #girlmom #mythreearrows
What a day—Elliott and Elias finished off 3rd and 2nd grade, respectively. Seeing how the boys have matured over the past year has been remarkable…except when I ask them to hug (exhibit awkward hug in photos). The teachers at their school are excellent, and I’m so grateful for the love and care they pour into each kiddo. Thank you, @olentangyftes for a great year! #ftes #olentangyftes #summerbreak #schoolsout #warriorraiser #raisingwarriors #boymom #girlmom #mythreearrows
What a day—Elliott and Elias finished off 3rd and 2nd grade, respectively. Seeing how the boys have matured over the past year has been remarkable…except when I ask them to hug (exhibit awkward hug in photos). The teachers at their school are excellent, and I’m so grateful for the love and care they pour into each kiddo. Thank you, @olentangyftes for a great year! #ftes #olentangyftes #summerbreak #schoolsout #warriorraiser #raisingwarriors #boymom #girlmom #mythreearrows
What a day—Elliott and Elias finished off 3rd and 2nd grade, respectively. Seeing how the boys have matured over the past year has been remarkable…except when I ask them to hug (exhibit awkward hug in photos). The teachers at their school are excellent, and I’m so grateful for the love and care they pour into each kiddo. Thank you, @olentangyftes for a great year! #ftes #olentangyftes #summerbreak #schoolsout #warriorraiser #raisingwarriors #boymom #girlmom #mythreearrows
What a day—Elliott and Elias finished off 3rd and 2nd grade, respectively. Seeing how the boys have matured over the past year has been remarkable…except when I ask them to hug (exhibit awkward hug in photos). The teachers at their school are excellent, and I’m so grateful for the love and care they pour into each kiddo. Thank you, @olentangyftes for a great year! #ftes #olentangyftes #summerbreak #schoolsout #warriorraiser #raisingwarriors #boymom #girlmom #mythreearrows
What a day—Elliott and Elias finished off 3rd and 2nd grade, respectively. Seeing how the boys have matured over the past year has been remarkable…except when I ask them to hug (exhibit awkward hug in photos). The teachers at their school are excellent, and I’m so grateful for the love and care they pour into each kiddo. Thank you, @olentangyftes for a great year! #ftes #olentangyftes #summerbreak #schoolsout #warriorraiser #raisingwarriors #boymom #girlmom #mythreearrows
What a day—Elliott and Elias finished off 3rd and 2nd grade, respectively. Seeing how the boys have matured over the past year has been remarkable…except when I ask them to hug (exhibit awkward hug in photos). The teachers at their school are excellent, and I’m so grateful for the love and care they pour into each kiddo. Thank you, @olentangyftes for a great year! #ftes #olentangyftes #summerbreak #schoolsout #warriorraiser #raisingwarriors #boymom #girlmom #mythreearrows
What a day—Elliott and Elias finished off 3rd and 2nd grade, respectively. Seeing how the boys have matured over the past year has been remarkable…except when I ask them to hug (exhibit awkward hug in photos). The teachers at their school are excellent, and I’m so grateful for the love and care they pour into each kiddo. Thank you, @olentangyftes for a great year! #ftes #olentangyftes #summerbreak #schoolsout #warriorraiser #raisingwarriors #boymom #girlmom #mythreearrows
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What a day—Elliott and Elias finished off 3rd and 2nd grade, respectively. Seeing how the boys have matured over the past year has been remarkable…except when I ask them to hug (exhibit awkward hug in photos). The teachers at their school are excellent, and I’m so grateful for the love and care they pour into each kiddo. Thank you, @olentangyftes for a great year! #ftes #olentangyftes #summerbreak #schoolsout #warriorraiser #raisingwarriors #boymom #girlmom #mythreearrows
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The last Johnson baby is off to her final day of Kindergarten. As I pulled into the school lot, I saw a sheriff parked by the doors. My heart instantly began to ache for the parents of Robb Elementary who should’ve been rejoicing over 𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘪𝘳 babies finishing school, but instead, they’re mourning over the precious lives lost in a senseless act. As my worry thoughts began to creep in, I started to map out an exit strategy — Maybe, I could weave my way out of the chaotic line of cars and go home to safety. Maybe, it wouldn’t be so bad if they didn’t go to school today. Maybe, Nora would be okay to miss her last day… I felt my head spin and my stomach knot up. So, I defaulted to the only thing I knew would help…I began to pray. Whenever we’re in the drop off line, I have one of the kids read the daily devotional. By no coincidence, this morning’s passage was titled “Untangling the Knots,” and as Elliott read, “Just call My Name. Give me your problems and your worry-thoughts. I’ll untangle all the knots, and together we will handle whatever this day brings,” it was a soothing balm to my spirit. Thank you, Father. I KNOW God loves my kids more than I do — and even more than I could ever imagine…But sometimes, that’s such a difficult concept for me to grasp… Even still, I have to trust that He will take care of them and just as the passage today said, “The righteous person faces many troubles, but the LORD comes to the rescue each time” (Psalm 34:19, NLT). Lord, I thank You for protecting my children. I thank You that You are ALWAYS with them. I know You will ALWAYS rescue them because Your Word says so. I trust You, because You are trustworthy. In your precious name I pray, Amen.
The last Johnson baby is off to her final day of Kindergarten. As I pulled into the school lot, I saw a sheriff parked by the doors. My heart instantly began to ache for the parents of Robb Elementary who should’ve been rejoicing over 𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘪𝘳 babies finishing school, but instead, they’re mourning over the precious lives lost in a senseless act. As my worry thoughts began to creep in, I started to map out an exit strategy — Maybe, I could weave my way out of the chaotic line of cars and go home to safety. Maybe, it wouldn’t be so bad if they didn’t go to school today. Maybe, Nora would be okay to miss her last day… I felt my head spin and my stomach knot up. So, I defaulted to the only thing I knew would help…I began to pray. Whenever we’re in the drop off line, I have one of the kids read the daily devotional. By no coincidence, this morning’s passage was titled “Untangling the Knots,” and as Elliott read, “Just call My Name. Give me your problems and your worry-thoughts. I’ll untangle all the knots, and together we will handle whatever this day brings,” it was a soothing balm to my spirit. Thank you, Father. I KNOW God loves my kids more than I do — and even more than I could ever imagine…But sometimes, that’s such a difficult concept for me to grasp… Even still, I have to trust that He will take care of them and just as the passage today said, “The righteous person faces many troubles, but the LORD comes to the rescue each time” (Psalm 34:19, NLT). Lord, I thank You for protecting my children. I thank You that You are ALWAYS with them. I know You will ALWAYS rescue them because Your Word says so. I trust You, because You are trustworthy. In your precious name I pray, Amen.
The last Johnson baby is off to her final day of Kindergarten. As I pulled into the school lot, I saw a sheriff parked by the doors. My heart instantly began to ache for the parents of Robb Elementary who should’ve been rejoicing over 𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘪𝘳 babies finishing school, but instead, they’re mourning over the precious lives lost in a senseless act. As my worry thoughts began to creep in, I started to map out an exit strategy — Maybe, I could weave my way out of the chaotic line of cars and go home to safety. Maybe, it wouldn’t be so bad if they didn’t go to school today. Maybe, Nora would be okay to miss her last day… I felt my head spin and my stomach knot up. So, I defaulted to the only thing I knew would help…I began to pray. Whenever we’re in the drop off line, I have one of the kids read the daily devotional. By no coincidence, this morning’s passage was titled “Untangling the Knots,” and as Elliott read, “Just call My Name. Give me your problems and your worry-thoughts. I’ll untangle all the knots, and together we will handle whatever this day brings,” it was a soothing balm to my spirit. Thank you, Father. I KNOW God loves my kids more than I do — and even more than I could ever imagine…But sometimes, that’s such a difficult concept for me to grasp… Even still, I have to trust that He will take care of them and just as the passage today said, “The righteous person faces many troubles, but the LORD comes to the rescue each time” (Psalm 34:19, NLT). Lord, I thank You for protecting my children. I thank You that You are ALWAYS with them. I know You will ALWAYS rescue them because Your Word says so. I trust You, because You are trustworthy. In your precious name I pray, Amen.
The last Johnson baby is off to her final day of Kindergarten. As I pulled into the school lot, I saw a sheriff parked by the doors. My heart instantly began to ache for the parents of Robb Elementary who should’ve been rejoicing over 𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘪𝘳 babies finishing school, but instead, they’re mourning over the precious lives lost in a senseless act. As my worry thoughts began to creep in, I started to map out an exit strategy — Maybe, I could weave my way out of the chaotic line of cars and go home to safety. Maybe, it wouldn’t be so bad if they didn’t go to school today. Maybe, Nora would be okay to miss her last day… I felt my head spin and my stomach knot up. So, I defaulted to the only thing I knew would help…I began to pray. Whenever we’re in the drop off line, I have one of the kids read the daily devotional. By no coincidence, this morning’s passage was titled “Untangling the Knots,” and as Elliott read, “Just call My Name. Give me your problems and your worry-thoughts. I’ll untangle all the knots, and together we will handle whatever this day brings,” it was a soothing balm to my spirit. Thank you, Father. I KNOW God loves my kids more than I do — and even more than I could ever imagine…But sometimes, that’s such a difficult concept for me to grasp… Even still, I have to trust that He will take care of them and just as the passage today said, “The righteous person faces many troubles, but the LORD comes to the rescue each time” (Psalm 34:19, NLT). Lord, I thank You for protecting my children. I thank You that You are ALWAYS with them. I know You will ALWAYS rescue them because Your Word says so. I trust You, because You are trustworthy. In your precious name I pray, Amen.
The last Johnson baby is off to her final day of Kindergarten. As I pulled into the school lot, I saw a sheriff parked by the doors. My heart instantly began to ache for the parents of Robb Elementary who should’ve been rejoicing over 𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘪𝘳 babies finishing school, but instead, they’re mourning over the precious lives lost in a senseless act. As my worry thoughts began to creep in, I started to map out an exit strategy — Maybe, I could weave my way out of the chaotic line of cars and go home to safety. Maybe, it wouldn’t be so bad if they didn’t go to school today. Maybe, Nora would be okay to miss her last day… I felt my head spin and my stomach knot up. So, I defaulted to the only thing I knew would help…I began to pray. Whenever we’re in the drop off line, I have one of the kids read the daily devotional. By no coincidence, this morning’s passage was titled “Untangling the Knots,” and as Elliott read, “Just call My Name. Give me your problems and your worry-thoughts. I’ll untangle all the knots, and together we will handle whatever this day brings,” it was a soothing balm to my spirit. Thank you, Father. I KNOW God loves my kids more than I do — and even more than I could ever imagine…But sometimes, that’s such a difficult concept for me to grasp… Even still, I have to trust that He will take care of them and just as the passage today said, “The righteous person faces many troubles, but the LORD comes to the rescue each time” (Psalm 34:19, NLT). Lord, I thank You for protecting my children. I thank You that You are ALWAYS with them. I know You will ALWAYS rescue them because Your Word says so. I trust You, because You are trustworthy. In your precious name I pray, Amen.
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The last Johnson baby is off to her final day of Kindergarten. As I pulled into the school lot, I saw a sheriff parked by the doors. My heart instantly began to ache for the parents of Robb Elementary who should’ve been rejoicing over 𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘪𝘳 babies finishing school, but instead, they’re mourning over the precious lives lost in a senseless act. As my worry thoughts began to creep in, I started to map out an exit strategy — Maybe, I could weave my way out of the chaotic line of cars and go home to safety. Maybe, it wouldn’t be so bad if they didn’t go to school today. Maybe, Nora would be okay to miss her last day… I felt my head spin and my stomach knot up. So, I defaulted to the only thing I knew would help…I began to pray. Whenever we’re in the drop off line, I have one of the kids read the daily devotional. By no coincidence, this morning’s passage was titled “Untangling the Knots,” and as Elliott read, “Just call My Name. Give me your problems and your worry-thoughts. I’ll untangle all the knots, and together we will handle whatever this day brings,” it was a soothing balm to my spirit. Thank you, Father. I KNOW God loves my kids more than I do — and even more than I could ever imagine…But sometimes, that’s such a difficult concept for me to grasp… Even still, I have to trust that He will take care of them and just as the passage today said, “The righteous person faces many troubles, but the LORD comes to the rescue each time” (Psalm 34:19, NLT). Lord, I thank You for protecting my children. I thank You that You are ALWAYS with them. I know You will ALWAYS rescue them because Your Word says so. I trust You, because You are trustworthy. In your precious name I pray, Amen.
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BIG Day. HUGE Day. EPIC Day here at the Johnson house! Elliott decided he wanted to be baptized! He’s asked for a while and we wanted to be sure he understood what it meant — he signed up and wrote his own reason for why 𝘏𝘌 wanted to be baptized. So excited for his profession of faith—today was definitely a proud moment for me and @daddydj247! Here’s our whole service: https://youtu.be/icxvCjb6Ul4 (min 21:00 for Elliott!) #raisingwarriors #mybabygotbaptized #professionoffaith #firstbornsconfessionoffaith #warriorraiser
BIG Day. HUGE Day. EPIC Day here at the Johnson house! Elliott decided he wanted to be baptized! He’s asked for a while and we wanted to be sure he understood what it meant — he signed up and wrote his own reason for why 𝘏𝘌 wanted to be baptized. So excited for his profession of faith—today was definitely a proud moment for me and @daddydj247! Here’s our whole service: https://youtu.be/icxvCjb6Ul4 (min 21:00 for Elliott!) #raisingwarriors #mybabygotbaptized #professionoffaith #firstbornsconfessionoffaith #warriorraiser
BIG Day. HUGE Day. EPIC Day here at the Johnson house! Elliott decided he wanted to be baptized! He’s asked for a while and we wanted to be sure he understood what it meant — he signed up and wrote his own reason for why 𝘏𝘌 wanted to be baptized. So excited for his profession of faith—today was definitely a proud moment for me and @daddydj247! Here’s our whole service: https://youtu.be/icxvCjb6Ul4 (min 21:00 for Elliott!) #raisingwarriors #mybabygotbaptized #professionoffaith #firstbornsconfessionoffaith #warriorraiser
BIG Day. HUGE Day. EPIC Day here at the Johnson house! Elliott decided he wanted to be baptized! He’s asked for a while and we wanted to be sure he understood what it meant — he signed up and wrote his own reason for why 𝘏𝘌 wanted to be baptized. So excited for his profession of faith—today was definitely a proud moment for me and @daddydj247! Here’s our whole service: https://youtu.be/icxvCjb6Ul4 (min 21:00 for Elliott!) #raisingwarriors #mybabygotbaptized #professionoffaith #firstbornsconfessionoffaith #warriorraiser
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BIG Day. HUGE Day. EPIC Day here at the Johnson house! Elliott decided he wanted to be baptized! He’s asked for a while and we wanted to be sure he understood what it meant — he signed up and wrote his own reason for why 𝘏𝘌 wanted to be baptized. So excited for his profession of faith—today was definitely a proud moment for me and @daddydj247! Here’s our whole service: https://youtu.be/icxvCjb6Ul4 (min 21:00 for Elliott!) #raisingwarriors #mybabygotbaptized #professionoffaith #firstbornsconfessionoffaith #warriorraiser
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Had the pleasure of sharing an original poem I wrote almost 20 years ago with Cass Hunter’s poetry group at the @ywcacbus! Cass, thank you for your willingness to be bold and start this group! You’re doing awesome things! And I absolutely loved reading the enormous quote on the wall as I walked in. Such a perfect reminder that no matter our story — “I am not what happened to me I am what I choose to become.” The poem I shared today was this quote personified… My past is a part of my story, yes, but the wounded and lost woman I once was…she is no more! God has redeemed me. He has made me new! He can do the same for you. #warriorraiser #nursetobibleteacher #standfirminyourfaith #YWCA #poetrylovers #poemsofpromise #ywcacolumbus
Had the pleasure of sharing an original poem I wrote almost 20 years ago with Cass Hunter’s poetry group at the @ywcacbus! Cass, thank you for your willingness to be bold and start this group! You’re doing awesome things! And I absolutely loved reading the enormous quote on the wall as I walked in. Such a perfect reminder that no matter our story — “I am not what happened to me I am what I choose to become.” The poem I shared today was this quote personified… My past is a part of my story, yes, but the wounded and lost woman I once was…she is no more! God has redeemed me. He has made me new! He can do the same for you. #warriorraiser #nursetobibleteacher #standfirminyourfaith #YWCA #poetrylovers #poemsofpromise #ywcacolumbus
Had the pleasure of sharing an original poem I wrote almost 20 years ago with Cass Hunter’s poetry group at the @ywcacbus! Cass, thank you for your willingness to be bold and start this group! You’re doing awesome things! And I absolutely loved reading the enormous quote on the wall as I walked in. Such a perfect reminder that no matter our story — “I am not what happened to me I am what I choose to become.” The poem I shared today was this quote personified… My past is a part of my story, yes, but the wounded and lost woman I once was…she is no more! God has redeemed me. He has made me new! He can do the same for you. #warriorraiser #nursetobibleteacher #standfirminyourfaith #YWCA #poetrylovers #poemsofpromise #ywcacolumbus
Had the pleasure of sharing an original poem I wrote almost 20 years ago with Cass Hunter’s poetry group at the @ywcacbus! Cass, thank you for your willingness to be bold and start this group! You’re doing awesome things! And I absolutely loved reading the enormous quote on the wall as I walked in. Such a perfect reminder that no matter our story — “I am not what happened to me I am what I choose to become.” The poem I shared today was this quote personified… My past is a part of my story, yes, but the wounded and lost woman I once was…she is no more! God has redeemed me. He has made me new! He can do the same for you. #warriorraiser #nursetobibleteacher #standfirminyourfaith #YWCA #poetrylovers #poemsofpromise #ywcacolumbus
Had the pleasure of sharing an original poem I wrote almost 20 years ago with Cass Hunter’s poetry group at the @ywcacbus! Cass, thank you for your willingness to be bold and start this group! You’re doing awesome things! And I absolutely loved reading the enormous quote on the wall as I walked in. Such a perfect reminder that no matter our story — “I am not what happened to me I am what I choose to become.” The poem I shared today was this quote personified… My past is a part of my story, yes, but the wounded and lost woman I once was…she is no more! God has redeemed me. He has made me new! He can do the same for you. #warriorraiser #nursetobibleteacher #standfirminyourfaith #YWCA #poetrylovers #poemsofpromise #ywcacolumbus
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Had the pleasure of sharing an original poem I wrote almost 20 years ago with Cass Hunter’s poetry group at the @ywcacbus! Cass, thank you for your willingness to be bold and start this group! You’re doing awesome things! And I absolutely loved reading the enormous quote on the wall as I walked in. Such a perfect reminder that no matter our story — “I am not what happened to me I am what I choose to become.” The poem I shared today was this quote personified… My past is a part of my story, yes, but the wounded and lost woman I once was…she is no more! God has redeemed me. He has made me new! He can do the same for you. #warriorraiser #nursetobibleteacher #standfirminyourfaith #YWCA #poetrylovers #poemsofpromise #ywcacolumbus
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