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Ministry Beginnings
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. Even while traveling abroad and observing the interaction between women, Phylicia realized 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. 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. Phylicia Perry resides in the midwest with her husband, Harden and three daughters. For more than 15 years she has been encouraging women in the United States and abroad to utilize their gifts and abilities to make a difference in the lives of others. 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...
"As I juggle my roles as a wife, homeschooling mother of three daughters, and entrepreneur, I realize the vital role the concept of sisterhood plays in my own life. I choose not to live like an "island." I know full well how many wonderful people have literally poured themselves into my life, and I'm compelled to "share the love" and give something back as long as I have breath and eyes to see the needs of others." click here to read Phylicia's Personal Journey
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