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Meet the Founder
Wherever there was a job to be done or a goal to be accomplished, there were a few faithful, selfless women who carried the bulk of the load while the vast majority stood by and reaped the fruit of their labors. As a born again Christian and missionary, Phylicia has had various opportunities to speak to women in the United States and abroad on issues such as personal devotion to God, prayer, child rearing, homeschooling and starting your own business. These encounters would lead her to realize that the phenomenon of "a few doing the tasks of many" wasn’t just a problem in her local community but rather a characteristic of our society in general. From this, the concept of a “sisterhood of servants” was birthed in her mind. The phrase itself was coined during a phone conversation between Phylicia and a fellow homeschool mom as they talked about ways to get more mothers involved in volunteering to organize homeschool activities. It is her desire to see women around the world come together to serve each other and impact the planet – one person at a time. The Sisterhood of Servants motto is...
A Note From Phylicia:
As I juggled my roles as a wife, homeschooling mother of three daughters, and entrepreneur, I began to systematically think through the hindrances to a more widespread "sharing of responsibility" among women. I have personally witnessed the positive impact of utilizing the principles outlined in this website. As we come together and implement these principles in our everyday lives, women around the globe will make a huge difference in their communities. CONTACT US: I know you all are very busy (I don't know a single 21st century woman who isn't!), but I would love to hear about the impact you are making in your corner of the world through your selfless acts of service and/or those of other women in your sisterhood circle. You may contact me via e-mail at sisterhoodofservants@yahoo.com. I can't wait to hear from you! I must extend a special note of thanks to the women in my own S.O.S. (sisterhood of servants) circle: Betty C., Jela P., Josie A., Pam H., Patty A., and Rhoda C. Thank you for your prayers and your marvelous example of servanthood. You are my sisters, and you inspire me to serve others. Love ya’
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