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iNSPIRING MAGAZINE is thrilled to introduce our new website home. We have built it to reflect our dynamic print product and to showcase our unique content — long features, business and ministry spotlights. We hope our readers, new and old, will find the site as appealing and accessible as we do.

Like our website, the Magazine has been redesigned and reimagined. In it, you will find our Inspiring Men sharing their stories, knowledge, experience and expertise. Oh yes, we have EXPANDED OUR CONTENT and our audience. No longer are we a Women’s Magazine but yet we are a People’s Magazine ready to Inspire, Educate, Equip, and Engage our readers to live healthy lives and build healthy communities.

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Honestly, as a pastor myself I am fully aware of this topic all too well. Over my twenty two years of ministry I have seen so much. I have seen 3 main categories of leaders. The one that is so kind and loved by everyone, yet disrespected and overworked. The one that most don't care for but just tolerates and complies with in spite of his overbearing personally and finally the pastor that is well respected and loved but still has the ability to manage a home and ministry balance.

Inspiring Magazine October-December-2019

Bishop Izell Kirkpatrick

3 Types of Leader's (Pastor's)

While aging can bring wisdom and experience, there are inevitable losses that even the healthiest seniors face. Loved ones and friends fall ill and pass away. Energy and mobility levels often decrease, resulting in feelings of lost independence and opportunities. Neighborhoods change over time, leaving even those well enough to remain in their own homes feeling lonely. The focus on family, friends and togetherness during this time of year can actually bring melancholy feelings to the forefront.

Roz Jones

Prevent Senior Sadness During the Holidays

Declutter. That’s what it’s time to do. We need to declutter every aspect of our life. According to Google declutter is defined as ‘removing unnecessary items from untidy or over crowded place’. This means that we need to remove anything in our life that is not for us or that is not making us better. Anything that causes you stress, worry, insomnia, fatigue or even irritation needs to be cut out of our life.

Ta’Ailah Green

Declutter

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