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Equipping Women Leaders
She led a corporate career at companies like Booz and Exxon. She even taught in Beth Moore’s Sunday School class. Now, Anita Carman is the Founder and President of Inspire Women, a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization that inspires women across ethnicities, … Continue reading
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Tagged church, equipping, female leadership, Inspire Women, leaders, talents, work, working women
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The Difference that Friendships Make
Emily (second from the left), with Diane (left) and the other SoCal 4word gals. We mention 4word local groups rather frequently here on the blog. They are a huge part of Diane’s vision for 4word, and today we’re bringing you … Continue reading
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Tagged 4word Portland, faith, friendship, growth, learning, love, relationships
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Confessions of a New Mom
Meet Pamela Gifford and her daughter Olivia. Up until a couple of years ago, Pamela was Vice President of Communications for the International Justice Mission (IJM). Now, she’s busy raising her two year old and consulting for IJM and other business … Continue reading
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When You Don’t Fit the Traditional Mold
Former professor, mother of two, consultant and church elder, Andrea Trice has worn several hats in her lifetime. She also co-authored a book on work-life balance, which is what we chose to interview her about today. ——————– 4word: … Continue reading
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Tagged faith, God, healing, mold, pray, role model, tradition, work, work-life balance
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Praying for Boston
Ladies, meet Atinuke Diver, or Tinu as she likes to be called, who lives and works in Boston. As you know from Diane’s Monday blog, she was in Boston last week, and she and Tinu had planned to meet for … Continue reading
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Tagged bombing, Boston Marathon, comfort, faith, hope, perspective, pray
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Leaving a Legacy
In Chicago last month, Diane met Stephanie Kaihoi, who founded Legacy Living Ministries. Stephanie’s organization is committed to training the next generation to love the Lord and crave His Word. Through events – Mentoring With No Regrets and Finishing With No … Continue reading
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Tagged friendship, high school, love, mentor, no regrets, women, young women
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Women Who Work, Love and Pray
Diane with 4word Portland leaders Maria (left) and Katie (right) at the Portland Good Friday Breakfast last month. It’s been a little more than a year and a half since Diane’s book “Work, Love, Pray” was published. Since then, the … Continue reading
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Tagged career, faith, Lean In, Sheryl Sandberg, women in the workplace, work, working mother
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Does Working Mom = Massive Guilt?
Meet Tracy Thomas, Director of Strategic Partnerships at Bright Hope, wife of Tojy and mother to Soraya, Caleb and Zachary. Tracy has been a working woman since her teens – she paid for college working at carnivals every summer (as … Continue reading
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What to Do with Life’s Leftovers
Today, we introduce you to Sheila B. Sheila’s husband is the late E. K. Bailey, who was pastor of Concord Baptist Church for almost thirty years before succumbing to cancer. Sheila and E. K. were introduced in college by his … Continue reading
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Tagged E. K. Bailey, Elisha, grief, leftover, life lessons, loss, love, marriage, relationships, Sheila Bailey, widow, widowhood
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What Does It Look Like to “Trade on Your Strengths?”
Meet Natalie Snyder, 28, a petite Texas beauty who earned a vice president role with Transwestern in just six years. Natalie moved to Dallas after graduating from Texas A&M, where she was a skeet shooter. She’s not afraid to outshoot … Continue reading
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