title: My Mom and Her Four Sisters: The Breaking of Generational Curses
author: Tiffany D. Giles
description: Tiffany D. Giles is an inspirational woman who leads with wisdom and grace. She has served in Ministry all of her life. She was raised in a pastors home and has always been active in the church. She received Christ at an early age. She is an insightful speaker; she draws heavily from her education and background in Public Relations and Education. Tiffany D. Giles is the daughter of Harold and Ellafair Swain and Walter and Paulette Tucker. She has served for the past 12 years in leadership positions within the body of Christ. She is mostly noticed for her pioneer work with at risk girls between the ages of 12-21. She takes pride in sharing Christ with the unchurched. She receives great joy when she can reach deep into the trenches and rescue the homeless, hurting and hopeless. In her role as Elect Lady of Everlasting Life International Ministries, Mrs. Giles heart for young adult women is made evident in her efforts to embrace and encourage young adult women from all backgrounds. Currently Tiffany Giles is implementing Rachels Daughters a Young Adult mentoring program that targets middle school age girls. Mrs. Giles has been the recipient of multiple service awards and has served in several leadership positions in education within the state of Georgia. She is currently seeking an EdD degree in Teacher Leadership from Walden University. Tiffany Giles works diligently beside her husband in Ministry. She definitely delights herself in the things of God. Mrs. Giles is the proud mother of 8 children and 7 grandchildren.
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  UNBIRTHING STORIES:
  
  
  5 TWISTED TALES OF AGE REGRESSION
  
  
  
  
  
  by Susan Donym
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  This original work of fiction is copyright 2014 by Susan Donym.
  
  
  Cover image by Lillian Vasquez, used courtesy of a Creative Commons 2.0
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  HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Fred and Melissa had been fighting a lot lately. When they'd gotten married
  back in Kansas, Melissa had been good, quiet woman who knew her place in the
  household. She was meek and subservient, she kept herself pretty, she cleaned
  the house, and she had sex whenever Fred wanted. Life was good.
  
  
  
  
  
  But ever since they'd moved to San Francisco, Melissa had changed. She'd
  hooked up with a gaggle of hippie chicks who were into witchcraft and spells
  and junk like that. They'd filled Melissa's head with all kinds of feminist
  nonsense and now she constantly questioned Fred's authority.
  
  
  
  
  
  Fred had been raised to believe that divorce was wrong, but lately he'd begu