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SPMS NCNW PRAYER LINE

Every Monday: starting April 6, 2020 through Monday through May 25, 2020.

Time: 7AM – 7:15AM

Teleconference # 425-436-6333 | Pin # 478-086#

From: Chaplain Clarice Pennington

The prayer line for our section will commence on this Monday, April 6, 2020 and will continue each Monday through May 25, 2020.

Listed below are the topics and the persons who will lead the prayer. Please join in believing whatsoever you shall ask in prayer, you shall receive (Matthew 21:22).

• Monday April 6th – “Healing and Peace” – Reverend Frank Brunson

• Monday April 13th – “Reconciliation” – Reverend Maria Crockett

• Monday April 20th – “Unity” – Presiding Elder Joyce Moore

• Monday April 27th – “Harmony” – Chaplain Crystal Davis

• Monday May 4th – “Protection and Divine Health” – Reverend JC Pritchett

• Monday May 11th – “Families and Schools” – Prophet Roshaun R. Butler

• Monday May 18th – ” Perseverance and Faith” – Apostle Ada Davis

• Monday May 25th – “Love and Thanksgiving” – Minister Diedre D. Jackson

As we gather together in Jesus’ name, He will be with us.

Celebrating Women from Past Trailblazers to Present History Makers

We salute some of our past NCNW women trailblazers in history and move forward to look at a few amazing St. Petersburg, Florida women leaders who are making history as public officials and community leaders through their strong contributions and commitment to educate and empower our St. Petersburg community.

Jacqueline Williams Hubbard, Esq. is the President of St. Petersburg Branch of The Association for the Study of African-American Life and History, Inc. (ASALH); She is also Chair of the Community Remembrance Project Coalition (CRPC), which is working to install a lynching memorial in Pinellas County.

Gwendolyn Reese – President and CEO of Peaten Reese Peaten Consulting, Inc and African American Heritage Association: Dedicated community leader and equality activist. She is passionate about preserving the city’s black history and also the Co-Chair of the Community Remembrance Project Coalition.

Theresa Jones – City of St. Petersburg, Social Services Planning Manager: After a long successful career, with The City; returned to work to advocate for an often forgotten about segment in our community; homeless veterans

Lisa Wheeler-Bowman – St. Petersburg City Council District 7: Two term city council member and past city council chairperson. Chairs the Youth Services Committee and serves on six other committees

Maria Scruggs – President, NAACP Saint Petersburg Branch No.5130: Community activist that stands up for what she believes; a fighter for social justice and economic power.

SPMS Members Share About NCNW Involvement

NCNW mission is to lead, develop, and advocate for women of African descent as they support their families and communities. Each member bring different ideas to SPMS to make the strong and cohesive organization it is today! Everyone’s voice count; read what some SPMS members have to say…

Valerie Williams
After a trip to the Civil Rights Museum in AL, I joined NCNW/SPMS to continue the legacy of giving voice to women that are passionate about community service.

Ethel Robinson
By joining NCNW/SPMS I saw the need where l could make a difference in my very own community. By providing my time and services to those less fortunate.

Timeka Walker
I am apart of NCNW/SPMS to continue the mission of our founder, Mary McLeod Bethune. To make a difference in people lives and to support women and their families.

Lynn Harrell-Johnson
I’m a proud member of NCNW/SPMS; A great organization that recognizes the need for community involvement and willingness to serve our neighbors because everyone matters.

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Gwen Anderson
Holding firm to the mantra “Enter to learn, depart to Serve”, being a member of NCNW/SPMS is another opportunity and privilege to be of service to our people and community.

Irene Pridgeon
The great leadership of President Thelma Bruce and second, because I believe in NCNW mission and want to be an advocate for the NCNW/SPMS to empower African American women, families and our community.

Dewana Mccarty
I joined NCNW/SPMS because of the excellence demonstrated by leadership and the consistent dedication and sincere presence NCNW has in the community.

Cynthia Jenkins
I believe in the NCNW Mission, which is indicative of the love and passion that we share with our members and community. My goal and attributions is to inspire, enhance and build a bond of unity.

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Ester Eugene
To “Pay It Forward” when the opportunity presented itself. That Opportunity Is NOW with this NCNW Sisterhood of Women who breathe Life into this Community!

Wanda Wilson
I’m a strong African American Woman; Like our founder of NCNW Mary McLeod Bethune. A woman of integrity, courage and leadership to empower others. I’m also an enthusiast who enjoy the awesome “Sister to Sister Unity” we share.

Diedre Downing-Jackson
This organization operates in excellence under the great and humble leadership of President Thelma Bruce, who is an inspiration demonstrating and reminding us that “We can do all things through JESUS CHRIST who strengthens us.” Philippians 4:13

Georgia Thomas
Retired educator who hails from Louisiana and is a Proud NCNW/SPMS member who believes in service to others and ultimately only what you do for Christ will last.

Renee Waymon
My commitment to NCNW is well stated by the founder herself, “The True Worth of a Race must be measured by the Character of its Womanhood.” I am delighted to serve in an organization that is committed to Women issues.

Due to the current COVID-19 Crisis this event is postponed to a later date. 

Extended Stay – Families in Transition Project

This project was made possible by a service award from the 2020 MLK Day of Service sponsored by St. Petersburg College to encourage organizations to serve their communities on MLK Day and beyond. We are truly grateful for the sponsors heart of fostering the belief “we are our community, and everyone matters”.

NCNW community outreach efforts allowed us to supply over 125 recipients with a hot meal, care-kits and resources that will provide them with valuable information far beyond our one day of service that was held on January 25, 2020. Without your assistance of additional sponsors many recipients in dire need would not have had the benefit of knowing the services that are readily available by the organizations.