Sisters, Not Rivals: Breaking Division Between Black and Latina Women Host: Minister Mona (Latina Woman of God)

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Guurl, Broken Crayons Still Color

Minister Mona Kirby

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" Sound the Alarm on Sisterhood in JESUS! is heartwarming podcast that celebrates the bonds of sisterhood among women of faith. Join us as we explore stories of empowerment, encouragement, and spirittual growth through the lends of Jesus' teachings. Each eposode features inspiring guests, testimonies, meaningful discussions, and practical insights on how to lift one another in our journeys of faith. Together, we'll ignite a passion for community , deepen our connections, and sound the alarm on the transformative power of sisterhood in Christ Jesus. tune in for a dose of Godly sis inspiration !

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Sisters, Not Rivals: Breaking Division Between Black and Latina Women Host: Minister Mona (Latina Woman of God)

Guurl, Broken Crayons Still Color

9 minutes 55 seconds

2 months ago

Sisters, Not Rivals: Breaking Division Between Black and Latina Women Host: Minister Mona (Latina Woman of God)

In this powerful episode of Guurl, Broken Crayons Still Color, Minister Mona Renee—speaking from her heart as a Latina woman of God—tackles the painful reality of division between Black women and Latinas. Too often, society pits us against each other, fueling competition, jealousy, and mistrust. But this is not God’s design.

Through Scripture, honest reflection, and a call to action, Mona reminds us that we are sisters, not rivals. Drawing from the story of Ruth and Naomi, and passages like Psalm 133:1 and Galatians 3:28, this episode declares unity as our Kingdom assignment. When Black and Latina women walk together, we break generational curses, uplift communities, and unleash Kingdom power.

This is not just a message—it’s a movement. Tune in, share, and join the call to support, uplift, and celebrate one another. Together, we are stronger. Together, we shift atmospheres.