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Becoming the Woman you Prayed For

Tuesday, January 20 by Allegra Royster

There comes a moment in every woman’s life when she realizes that the version of herself she’s been surviving as… is not the woman she’s been praying to become. It’s a holy tension — that space between who you were, who you pretended to... Read More.

Don’t leave before the miracle

Tuesday, January 6 by Allegra Royster

With the new year rolling right along, it’s easy to get restless, to want quick results, or to walk away when the process feels slow. But persistence is faith in motion. Every seed planted in patience is already working beneath the surface, even when... Read More.

Ten Days Until Christmas: The Countdown Begins

Monday, December 15 by Allegra Royster

We have ten days until Christmas. The countdown begins. Ten days to prepare hearts and homes, to wrap promises in ribbons, to steady ourselves for gathering. But this countdown is more than numbers on a calendar — it is rhythm, anticipation, and preparation. Each day is... Read More.

Keep Pushing, Please Pay It Forward

Wednesday, December 10 by Allegra Royster

There are moments when someone believes help will never come. Today, I witnessed one of those moments turn into restoration. A man who thought he was forgotten found his way back to connection, and I was blessed to stand in the gap. When he tried... Read More.

Devotionally Dedicated to You

Tuesday, December 9 by Allegra Royster

Devotion is not a chain that binds—it is a circle that liberates. To be devoted is to live with affection, commitment, reverence, and practice, each flowing into the other until love becomes legacy. At its heart, devotion begins with affection. It is the warmth that... Read More.

Sorry ladies, the “Passport Bro” movement is not going away

Wednesday, November 26 by Dean Guillotine

The Passport Bro movement centers around men—mostly from Western countries—who travel abroad to date, build relationships, or find long-term partners. While opinions about the movement vary widely, several factors contribute to its rise: Platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram have made it easy for travelers... Read More.

Running to ReUnification: No U-Turns Allowed

Monday, November 17 by Allegra Royster

Reunification isn’t a wish—it’s a walk, a run, a relentless pursuit. It’s the sacred stretch after sacrifice, the bold decision to move forward without glancing back. When you’ve tasted separation, you know the cost. But when you choose reunification, you declare that healing is worth... Read More.

The Great Escape: Don’t Worry, Stay Ready

Wednesday, October 29 by Allegra Royster

Some escapes are loud. Others are layered. Mine? It was a whisper wrapped in wisdom. I didn’t slam the door. I sealed it. With boundaries. With clarity. With rhythm. Because when you’ve been through enough gaslighting, you stop explaining your glow. You stop shrinking to fit the room. You stop waiting for the... Read More.

Mamdani Practicing “Taqiyya” With Story About His “Aunt” and 9/11

Tuesday, October 28 by red

New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani is facing backlash after admitting the “aunt” in his 9/11 hijab story was actually his father’s cousin. Mamdani had tearfully claimed she was too afraid to ride the subway after the attacks — a story critics now call... Read More.

Think Pink: A Tribute in Motion

Monday, October 13 by Allegra Royster

Today, we begin. We begin with remembrance. With ribbons. With radiant resilience. We begin with pink—not just a color, but a declaration. A movement. A ministry. Think Pink is my tribute to the victims of breast cancer. To my mother, whose love still lingers in every sunrise. To my... Read More.