This episode is a little different because we went through some of the Most Popular, Favorite, and Most controversial episodes of season 1. Even more fun, we added a new change that is not in any of the other episodes! My name is Gabrielle Denise I am an author and a RadioShowhost turned podcaster. Wow we made it to the finale! Whereas everything has a beginning, everything also have an end. Thankfully, we are going to be back soon for Season 2. But for now, we are going backwards in time. In this episode, we are exploring the tears, laughter, and happy moments displayed throughout Season One. This is the table of contents of the podcast world and if you missed any episodes, this is the episode for you! Like this episode? Please Give it a review. I like to feature one positive review in every episode and the next episode could be yours! If you like this episode, please give it a review! Your review helps others to find the podcast. singledout,radioshow, podcasts, christianblackwomen , blackwoman , christianblackwoman ,podcast ,single

GOing on your first mission trip? Don't know what to pack? Always wanted to go on a mission trip and are nervous? This episode should be like a warm hug. My name is Gabrielle Denise I am an author and a RadioShowhost turned podcaster. When I went on my first mission trip back in March of 2023, I made a lot of mistakes. Mission trips are awkward because they are not exactly a vacation but they are not exactly a camping trip either. So you end up wrestling about what to bring. Somewhere in this episode I hid an in depth list of some things that you NEED to bring if you want to be comfortable on the trip. I forgot these things and… It was bad. Did you know I wrote a best-selling novel? You can find out more about it by visiting AuthorGabrielleDenise.com Like this episode? Press the “Follow” button and join our tight knit family. We have so much fun over here. christian podcast, podcast for women, podcast for black women, christian podcast, podcast for christian singles.

Who are called to be missionaries? Is it only the Super Christians? Is it only the people who are latter day saints? We discuss this topic and more in today's episode of Singled Out. Today we are accompanied by the talented leader with the best heart Jeanne. Jeanne is the leader of Acteens, a group that focuses on getting teens involved in the missions ministry. In Matthew 22:14, God says “many are called, but few are chosen”. This can be easy to adopt when it comes to all areas of our lives. But the truth is that we are all called to  be missionaries, but what type we are meant to be is determined by a few factors. This is what we discuss in today’s episode. We also discuss the topic of whether youth need spaces for their own. Our address is 15 W Washington Street near Newnan. You can find out more information on our website. If you go to sbcnewnan.org, you'll be able to find more out about ACTEENS. If you look under our Our Ministries program for our students and youth, you'll find out more information about us there. If you liked this episode, Press the “follow” button. I release new podcast episodes every week and it would be an honor to have you. SingledOut, Missionary, christian podcast, mental health podcast, mental health, podcast for missionaries

Do you have to travel outside of the United States to do Missionary work? Find out the answer in today’s episode (the answer WILL surprise you). Today we are joined by special guest Michelle who is the leader of the Girls in Action Group. She is passionate about youth getting out to do missions work. 1 Timothy 4:12 warns believers to not let anyone despise them because of their youth. Many of the participants in the Girls in Action group are in 5th grade and below and it is important for them to get involved in ministry. Why you may ask? Michelle and I explore this topic and its nuances in this episode. October is Missionary Month here at Singled Out and I am excited to explore the topic of missions with you! To learn more about the Girls in Action Group and support them, you can visit https://www.fbcnewnan.org/ministries/missions/ For another interesting episode about missions and scorpion bites listen to season 1 episode 15! singledout,radioshow, podcasts, christianblackwomen , blackwoman , christianblackwoman ,podcast ,single, christian missionary, missions, christian podcast

I remember the night my friend called and told me that they were going to end their life. At that moment I had a choice, and every moment counted My name is Gabrielle Denise and I am an author and RadioShowhost turned podcaster. In today’s show, I am going to talk not only about how I talked my friend down that night and played a role in saving their life but also tips on how to recognize that someone is considering attempting to end their life. This is a serious topic, so if you are sensitive to things like this, feel free to skip this episode. But for those who are not, I implore you to listen because knowing these things can be integral to helping someone live. For the full show notes for this episode and other episodes please visit AuthorGabrielleDenise.com If you need help or support please call 988. Did you like this episode? Please give it a review. I shout out positive reviews on the show every week! If you like this episode, please give it a review! Your review helps others to find the podcast. 99.1newnan, singledout,radioshow, podcasts, christianblackwomen , blackwoman , christianblackwoman ,podcast ,single

Do you have trauma? Is your life imperfect? What if I told you that God can use all of those things for your good? The good news is that he not only has the power to do so, but he will. Today we are joined by Netanya Jefferies, the leader and founder of the Healing of the Mind. A black owned and centered group that focuses on healing the trauma of women through talk therapy and community. God doesn’t like to see us in pain. We are his children, and he loves it when we are content and satisfied. However, a life where we are always satisfied is a life without the need for our loving father. But this doesn’t mean that we have to stay in our pain. This is something that we are discussing in this episode. How do you have and heal trauma without letting it become your whole identity? "Mental illness is neither a punishment from God for sin, nor a sign of His absence. ~ Nettanya Jefferies’’ For the complete show notes for this episode and the other episodes please visit AuthorGabrielleDenise.com To recieve more information from the Healing of the Mind Group and details on how to join please visit https://chapelhill.churchcenter.com/groups/small-groups/the-healing-of-the-mind Did you like this episode? Press the "follow" button to never miss a weekly episode :) trauma, mental health, mental health podcast, podcast for women, podcast for black women, christian podcast, how to heal from trauma, how to heal.

If you don’t want to cry, don’t listen to this episode. Just kidding~ Maybe? Today we are accompanied by Misty Martin, a talented christian certified counselor, leader of multiple Sunday school classes, and one of my good friends. In this episode, we answer questions like does doing something for God mean potentially giving up on the opportunity to make more money? And, does our home décor have an impact on our ministry? Did you like this episode? Give this podcast episode a positive review. I like to shoutout positive reviews every week on the podcast! therapy, mental health, mental health awareness month, September awareness month, home decor, podcast, black owned podcast, mental health podcast, podcast for women

September is Suicide Awareness Month and there is one suicide death every 10.9 minutes in the United States In today’s episode, we had the pleasure of speaking with Michelle Anderson who witnessed the impact of suicide firsthand when she lost her son JJ to suicide. This led her to create the nonprofit organization JJ’s Hello which provides resources and assistance to those who are in her same or similar shoes. In this episode, we discussed the stunning impact that saying Hello can have on someone. In the prior episode, we discussed how easy it can be to get so wrapped in yourself that you forget other’s exist. But you could inspire someone to live another day by just saying hello and that is one of the powerful things we discussed in this episode. For the full show notes for this episode and all episodes visit AuthorGabrielleDenise.com You can support JJsHello and find resources by visiting hellofund.org. Did you like this episode? Check out episode 12. mental health podcast, black owned podcast, podcast for black woman, september awareness month, christian podcast.

Should You mentor a child? Maybe this is something you never thought about. In today’s episode we have the pleasure of speaking with Jason Walton, the leader of the Mentorship program for the Coweta school system at Foundation Church. So, why mentor a child? We live in a very egocentric world today. Most of us walk around thinking about ourselves. How can we succeed? How can we be comfortable? And how can we do better? Though there is nothing wrong with us, God calls us in Hebrews 13:16 to share what we have with others. When we do, we also get a benefit from it. For the full show notes for this episode and every other episode visit AuthorGabrielleDenise.com You can find out more about Elevate and the Mentorship program by visiting this link or by reaching out to Jason Walton by email at [email protected] Approximate Times: 0:00-0:42- who is our guest 0:42-2:25 change your lens? 2:26-4:25 Finding a mentor I Elevate 4:34-6:04 How mentorship works 6:05-7:50 Benefits of mentorship 7:51-10:33 mentorship and graduation rate 10:34-12:20 what causes disruptive students 12:30-14:18 other mentors in ATL 14:18-26:04- More cool stuff! 14:20-16:00 should i mentor 16:00-16:55 it starts at home 16:56-19:36 Mentors need a mentor 19:50- 21:59 Find your space to belong 22:00-25:03 How to mentor a child 25:04-26:03- Song of the week/ Goodbye Want more content? Follow the show on Instagram or Twitter @SingledOut._ should i mentor a child, black owned podcast, black entrepreneurship, christian mentorship, the mentor mentee relationship

Your daily routine is probably disrupting your hormones. But- I have good news ~ you can fix it. Today we are talking with the young, successful black entrepreneur Taryn who is the owner of RynAly Beauty, a skincare brand focused on making hormone-friendly products for women of all ages and skin complexions. One of the biggest questions asked on Google today is “How to balance hormones as a woman?” People are figuring out that as women we have a much more complicated cycle than men, and as such we are much more sensitive to products. However, this does not mean that we should go full crunchy- and get rid of every product in our carousel that is not 100 percent vegan and cruelty-free. So how do you balance your hormones while also keeping your sanity? For the answer to this question, and in-depth show notes please visit AuthorGabrielleDenise.com Also, If you like this episode, you should check out episode 3 where we talked to Jada Buford, another sustainable, black skincare business owner. To shop rynaly beauty, visit https://rynalybeauty.com/ Did you like this podcast episode? Press the follow button to get a new podcast episode weekly! Approximate Times 0:00-0:42- who are we interviewing today 0:43-2:35- Are you anxious 2:36-3:09- what year are we in again? 3:33-4:59-Balancing hormones tips 5:00-6:08- can you relate? 6:09-7:08- natural beauty products/acne 7:09-9:23- How to preserve natural beauty products 9:24-15:08- Most Replayed 15:09-17:43-Young adult/teen issues 17:44-20:05- coming soon? 20:06- 22:13- Goodbye/song of the week black entrepreneurship, black podcast show, black owned skincare brand, how to balance your hormones, how to balance your hormones as a female, how to balance your hormones as a woman