Dr. Cathy R. Owens-Oliver understands the journey of single women, especially those in the church. She married her husband, Sidney, in her late 30's. She shares her journey and the wisdom she gained over the years. “Dr. O” has an anointed candor for practical application of biblical principles and uses personal stories to affect change in the lives of others. Her books Everything but Satisfied and Church Girl, Get Your Life have helped women nationwide and overseas in their search for healing and wholeness. Dr. Owens-Oliver is the CEO of Educational Effectiveness Group, a consulting firm in Charlotte, NC. She has presented at many national conferences and written for leading education journals including Accomplished Teacher Magazine, the Journal of Staff Development, and the Hope Foundation’s What Works in Schools. Her work also appears in the college textbook: Black Star: An Introduction to African-American Studies. She is the founder of Girls Got LIFE, a nonprofit organization that provides mentoring and leadership development for young girls. To learn more about her lifework or to book her for an event, visit www.drcathyo.com.

Dr. Cathy R. Owens-Oliver understands the journey of single women, especially those in the church. She married her husband, Sidney, in her late 30's. She shares her journey and the wisdom she gained over the years. “Dr. O” has an anointed candor for practical application of biblical principles and uses personal stories to affect change in the lives of others. Her books Everything but Satisfied and Church Girl, Get Your Life have helped women nationwide and overseas in their search for healing and wholeness. Dr. Owens-Oliver is the CEO of Educational Effectiveness Group, a consulting firm in Charlotte, NC. She has presented at many national conferences and written for leading education journals including Accomplished Teacher Magazine, the Journal of Staff Development, and the Hope Foundation’s What Works in Schools. Her work also appears in the college textbook: Black Star: An Introduction to African-American Studies. She is the founder of Girls Got LIFE, a nonprofit organization that provides mentoring and leadership development for young girls. To learn more about her lifework or to book her for an event, visit www.drcathyo.com.

When were told our 17 year old daughter had cancer we understood like never before what it was like to have doubt in our heads and faith in our hearts. The experience of seeing 'our imperfect faith' at work inspired this podcast. We hope our story, and the stories we will share in the months and years to come, encourage you to keep trusting and believing.