Partner's Letter

Greetings, Partner's and Friends!

Most surely, I giveth the laud and honor to our Blessed Father for His eternal love and the blessedness of the gift of eternal life in the Blessed Master.   

You might say, at the time of writing this month’s Partner’s and Friends letter, I hath remained delighting in the Scriptures.  And by thy Lord’s grace, I hath completed the preparation for media.   

On the occasion of the May 20th, release of the Exposition Commentary on The First and Second Epistles to the Thessalonians, I desireth to celebrate this most historic moment with you, my dearest friends.  

Might I continueth on now to a blessed memory I behold as a young girl?  For it was in careful attendance to my weekly piano lessons I held the astonishment (and, along with fellow students) of a special guest, the late and most respected, Shirley Chisholm.    

How thy Lord knows from afar as a young girl of my occasional reading of her historical milestones, even as the first black woman to taketh office in Congress.  I must say, I rather admired Rep. Shirley Chisholm.   

Might I returneth now to my piano lesson?  For as thy Lord might hath kindly ordered it to be; on that certain Saturday morning in Brooklyn, I met Shirley Chisholm, at a piano.  

And, I may say, I surely remembereth Rep. Chisholm, as a woman of courage with a most distinguished speech who made history; even headlines.   

As I considereth this historical moment for thy Lord’s Glory, wherefore He hath granted me the blessedness of His grace to entereth into; my heart is most thankful.  For I hath not considered this honor, that inasmuch as the past seven years, thy Father have willed me to serve and live abiding in His Glory on Earth.    

Yet, days ago, in a most magnificent vision, whereby was a tender moment before our Holy Father in the Spirit, I was commanded by Him to embrace His will for me: the first black woman to carry the Glory of God on the Earth, and for this hour and time.  

Surely, I am in awe of the pageantry of flowers at this hour from our most Holy God, dearest friends!  

As I conclude this letter, may it please thy Holy One to offereth the sacrifice of my testimony again.  For in most stunning creative miracles for which I am not worthy of, our Father in His goodness hath graciously granted me a most historic and blessed life, as His Daughter serving in the blessedness of Glory.  Praise be unto our Lord!   

And so, in this unspeakable kindness of our Risen Christ, is also the historic release of the Exposition Commentary of The First and Second Epistles to the Thessalonians.  For it was written in the Father's Glory, by a black girl raised in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, who seeth the world from lenses where there is no color.

Worthy is the Lamb of God!  

Because of His Majesty,