Tag: Black Community Magazine

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June-July Issue

Finding Her Way: Graduating the Unknown

Aubrie Edmond, Contributing Writer When I first read this reflection from one of our contributing writers, I thought about my college graduation. She captures something many of us know deeply—that mix of pride and fear when we step into something new. Her words remind me how often we celebrate the finish line without acknowledging the quiet courage it took just to keep going. As Black … Continue reading Finding Her Way: Graduating the Unknown

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Around Town, Celebration, June-July Issue

Bring It In The House: Celebrating 5 Years 🎉

Celebrations are precious milestones. It can be your marriage, work, or your business anniversary. Summertime is when people celebrate family reunions, vacations and more. But there is one celebration you should definitely know about… You know Milli Mills from our June-July Everyday Hero Spotlight. She is inviting Austin to her 5th Year Celebration of her Bring It In The House Podcast Show.  How did you … Continue reading Bring It In The House: Celebrating 5 Years 🎉

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June-July Issue

SHE SPEAKS WELLNESS – Healed in Every Layer: Becoming Whole While Becoming Her

By Minister Sonya Hosey I often tell women: You are like an onion. Life adds layers—trauma, heartbreak, anxiety, burnout, church hurt, survival mode. We carry so much in our minds, bodies, and souls. But healing doesn’t happen all at once. God peels us back gently—layer by layer. Some layers come off easily. Others bring tears. But with each one removed, God doesn’t just expose—He restores. … Continue reading SHE SPEAKS WELLNESS – Healed in Every Layer: Becoming Whole While Becoming Her

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June-July Issue, Newsletter

Ujima June Sunflower Tribe Newsletter:

From The Editor We are cruising into the summer. It has arrived. I have been on vacation (that went too fast) with my family. We had a beautiful time. It gave me time to sit, relax and enjoy the ocean. I missed my mama đź’” It gave me some alone time. With all the grief, I have to say Ujima has kept me going and … Continue reading Ujima June Sunflower Tribe Newsletter:

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May Issue

Achievement, Mothers, and the Power of Community

By Jacqueline A. Johnson, Contributing Writer Achievement doesn’t happen in isolation. Behind every milestone, every breakthrough, every quiet victory, there is a story — and often at the heart of that story is a mother and a community that refused to let go. Mothers are the first architects of dreams. We nurture vision in the small, daily moments — a whispered encouragement, a proud glance, … Continue reading Achievement, Mothers, and the Power of Community

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