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Gewanda Johnson Parker shares her remarkable story of survival suffering physical and emotional abuse by a mother who really did care about her but was overpowered by her own demons and addictions. Molested and raped on more than one occasion, by men considered upright and pillars in the community.  Yet through it all, her faith, spirituality and deep trust in God never wavered.  Her incredible resilience, allowed a young girl, turned woman, to forgive those who hurt her and to reach out to all those who hurt with a message of God’s love, healing, transformation and hope.Gewanda Johnson Parker is also the Founder and CEO of Hope and Healing Corporation serving the needs of the marginalized of society locally and abroad to orphanages in Haiti and Africa. In 2003, she started an organization to help young girls and teens suffering with self-esteem and identity issues. Parker received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Edward Waters College and she holds a Master of Divinity degree from Asbury Theological Seminary.   Prior to establishing Hope and Healing, G-Girls, and Anchored, she has taught in the public school system as an educator for over 20 years. She was nominated and selected 3 times for the prestigious award for Who’s Who Among Americas Teachers; and twice nominated and selected into the Prestigious Cambridge Leadership Award. She was also selected as one of Oprah Winfrey’s, educational O Ambassadors for a humanitarian service project for the country of India.  In addition to her educational experience, Gewanda has served as a dynamic ministry leader in the areas of staff pastors, women’s leader, administration, worship leader, small group facilitator, missions and pioneering of grass roots ministrieswww.gewanda.com

Receiving new possibilities requires self-love and awareness to your thoughts, feelings and actions. This fresh mindset teaches you how worthy you are of receiving abundance in all areas of your life. Guest Gewanda Parker talks about how to open your heart to live a life of peace. Her website is: Gewanda.com. Your host, Susan Jacobi is an international spokesperson shifting the global consciousness around childhood trauma and author of How to Love Yourself: The Hope after Child Abuse. For private mentoring and speaking events contact her at susan@conversationsthatheal.com.

Learn how taking baby steps every day empowers you into healthy ways to think, feel and act. Guest Gewanda Parker shares inspirational tips on how you can a live a life defined by your hopes and dreams. Her website is: Gewanda.com. Your host, Susan Jacobi is an international spokesperson shifting the global consciousness around childhood trauma and author of How to Love Yourself: The Hope after Child Abuse. For private mentoring and speaking events contact her at susan@conversationsthatheal.com.

Gewanda Parker is the founder and CEO of Hope and Healing Corporation a 501 (c) 3 Organization that serves the community and marginalized society through humanitarian efforts. Inspired by her own childhood struggles, Gewanda has written Volume I of her autobiography: It Only Hurts When I Can’t Run. The book tells of the traumatic experience she encountered in her childhood and the start of her healing. She is in the process of completing other self-help books that speak to the nature of women’s issues, hope and healing, protecting our young, and emotional wholeness.  Gewanda holds a Master’s of Divinity from Asbury Theological Seminary and currently pastors two congregations. She is the proud mother of her newborn baby girl, Adira and wife of Dr. Elvin J. Parker III.

This is a story you are not going to want to miss. In the face of abuse, addiction and dysfunction Gewanda Parker found a way to rise to the occasion over and over again. What brought her to her knees and what helped her rise? Please join me for this compelling and healing interview.