The Role Models

 

Role Models are  a  group of women who became concerned about the direction our world was going in.  And through personal experiences and heartaches, each one has found the solutions to some of life's most difficult problems for the modern woman. And we are ready now...... to share those answers with you.

The modern woman faces more challenges than any other time in history.  Yes she has conveniences like never before, but she also has the compounded nature of struggles, fractured families and personal sufferings as no other generation gone by.  We would like to share our personal stories in hopes that one of these categories in which we are writing will also help another woman along her journey.

Woman to woman, one to one we will bring you hope and help along your life's journey. Here's who we are;

Deborah Ruppert, you will see her name among the Categories such as Sexual Assault and Abuse, Divorce, and Blended Families.  She has experienced firsthand the catastrophic events bold enough to shatter any woman.  She writes with honesty and frankness about how she overcame each of these monumental mountains in her life. 

Gladys Owens, faithful pastor's wife for over 50 years.  She became a widow and lost the love of her life, her church family and home overnight.  Her stories about Grief and Self Image will warm any heart and provide encouragement for those who have suffered tremendous losses in life.

Heather Young, is a wife and a mom with 2 kids, as well as being a career woman.  She experienced the sudden massive stroke of her husband, plunging her into a world of long term health care and the complete rebuilding of a husband with her constant care and wise efforts. She is strong, resilient and her experiences will help lift those in need of someone who also understands handicaps and hardships.

   

Crescentia Polydore is a Minister's wife of many years.  She and her husband have 4 daughters all involved in ministry.  Her ability to raise honest caring girls with integrity is greatly admired by all who know their daughters.  Her knowledge of growth in marriage is both challenging and full of character.  Cressy understands the word transistion  and change very well.