by Cheri Fletcher | Sep 13, 2022 | Ethnicity, Faith, Family, Inclusiveness, Parenting, Podcast, Race, Restoration
How would you describe your hue? Probably not a question you’ve pondered before, is it? Discussions of race are often centered around descriptive terms that are not accurate, like “black” and “white.” In this episode, I sit down with Lucretia Berry... 
by Cheri Fletcher | Sep 9, 2022 | Faith, Family, Mentor, Parenting, Spiritual Game Plan, Youth
Episode 16: October 1, 2019”Equipping Young People to Thrive in Faith and Life”Cheri Fletcher joins Jolene to discuss the topic of relating faith to young people. Cheri is a writer, speaker, and mentor to students. They discuss the importance of helping... 
by Cheri Fletcher | Aug 2, 2022 | community, Faith, Family, Game Plan, Home, Legacy, Marriage, Mentor, Parenting, Podcast, Spiritual Game Plan, Transition
What’s the most recent new role you’ve added to your life? How did you feel about it — Apprehensive or Excited? Perhaps a little bit of both? Well, I’ll be stepping into my new role as a mother-in-law in just 19 short days! Although the role is new, it’s one I’ve... 
by Cheri Fletcher | May 10, 2022 | Humility, Mothers, Parenting, Podcast, Sustain
After a long day, have you ever finally reached the proverbial “end of your rope” and lost your cool? Every mama has been there. And the truth is, there isn’t a single how-to guide or list of tips or hacks out there that will fulfill and sanctify us like the promises... 
by Cheri Fletcher | May 3, 2022 | Mothers, Parenting, Podcast, Relevant, Validation
“What is one powerful, positive word that comes to mind when you think of your mother?” – that is a question I recently asked you, my listener friends. In today’s episode, I discuss the scriptural context and provide Biblical examples of each of the following words... 
by Cheri Fletcher | Apr 12, 2022 | Daughter, Joy, Mothers, Parenting, Podcast
“Do you remember waving to your son or daughter in your pajamas as they boarded the school bus? Or watching them walk through the school doors until they were out of sight wishing you could have said just one more thing to make sure they knew you didn’t mean to be...
