Description
What does it take to mentor women in ministry effectively, and why does it matter? Suzan Johnson Cook is a seasoned pastor and church leader who knows firsthand what it is like for women to lead in traditionally male-dominated fields, and she knows that the right mentorship at the right time can make a significant difference. In this book, she and her co-editors bring together program participants and mentors from the REAL (an acronym that stands for relationship building, equipping and expanding, access and leadership, and legacy development) Women in Ministry program to reflect on their journeys together and share their insights. Read and learn from their unique journeys and experiences.
Author Bio
Dr. Sujay, also known as "Dr. Fabulous" is a bestselling author, Faith Leader, Entrepreneur, Global Influencer and Diplomat. She was the first African American, Faith Leader and Woman to serve as the US Ambassador at Large for International Religious Freedom, the Obama administration, and Faith Advisor to President Clinton. She brings the world together by providing "Inspiration for the Nations™", through her writing, keynote speaking, business leading and faith based retreats, especially for the Christian woman, worldwide. As CEO and Founder of the WOMEN ON THE WORLDSTAGE (W.O.W) and the Global Black Women's Chamber of Commerce (GBWCC), and recipient of the $1 Million dollar Lilly grant, the REAL Black women in Ministry THRIVE initiative, her Ministry centers around Well Being and Wealth for Women. Often seen as a tv commentator and on air personality, her videos, Live with Sujay and Conversations with Ambassador Sujay, can be seen on YouTube and other platforms. She has given more than 4,000 speeches and sermons through her global Communications firm, Charisma Speakers. For inquiries and booking information go to CharismaSpeakers.com or www.DrSujay.Live. A citizen of the world, she has a "fabulous lifestyle" and resides between New York, Los Angeles and Washington DC. She has two adult sons, Samuel and Christopher.