Wading Through The Crap To Get To The Cross: Wading Through The Crap To Get To The Cross: My Journey As A Woman in Ministry

A black woman? In ministry? In the South? That's THREE strikes before Pastor Michelle had any idea of the journey she was about to embark on when she moved to Mississippi USA. This assignment unlike any military assignment that she embarked on would try to take her out. Having ministered all over the world it seems that Starkville was going to be the place to bring her to her knees. Thankfully that was the best place for her to land. With courage, conviction, and compassion she walks you through the struggles and gives tremendous insight into what any person in ministry, especially a woman in ministry may have to face. Being bought with a price and belonging to God definitely has its time of service and sacrifice. Sometimes not knowing the cost and other times not knowing what you are willing to pay can cripple you. This book will take you through highs and lows, seeming defeats and sure victories. Realizing that any call that God has on an individual's life will be tested, tried, and take you to places that you never dreamed of going. Pastor Michelle brings an aspect of ministry that many refuse to talk about because of the pain involved in recounting the hurts of the past and sometimes the very things that are going on presently. It is her prayer that no one in ministry gets so discouraged as to quit, or to feel as though, like Elijah, they are the only one left. Praying that if you are a woman in ministry that you become encouraged by the words in this book. Please know that your labor is NOT in vain in the Lord!