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About Me
- Alicia Gilmore
- Alicia Gilmore is a pastor, high school Math teacher, and small business owner. She’s also a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. She founded and Pastored Word of Truth Outreach Ministries in Perry, Georgia for three years before accepting the position as the Pastor of Davis Hill's Word of Truth Outreach Ministries (formerly Davis Hill Baptist Church). A voice for the voiceless, one who dares to stand up boldly to declare a message of hope, truth, and prosperity – compelling the attention of those who seek to discover their purpose in life and launch their destiny. Pastor Alicia is fueled by a passion to fulfill God’s mandate for these turbulent times. Her thrust on character building by merging spirituality with everyday living provokes people to pursue a life of integrity. Wherever she goes, Gilmore exhorts and encourages her listeners to deepen their intimacy with God and arise to their divine calling and destiny. She has been called a Motivator, having risen up from the ashes of divorce and financial hardship to dedicate her life to pulling others out of their circumstances so that they can focus in on God’s unique plan of destiny for their lives.
The absence of good fathers in the AA community has manifested itself in the loss of self respect & a poor self image in many of our young males. No other race allows its boys to grow up calling each other "dog", while referring to females as "bit***s"(female dogs) & garden tools (not a rake or a shovel).
ReplyDelete...Sagging pants, gold teeth, a big earring & a hoochie dance...
What more could a young AA male want?... Criminal street creds & a $500 piece of vibrating junk car, with $2500, 24 inch, rent-to-own rims? Huh!!! What about education, graduation, and enough information to lead our nation? Who or what will your daughters have to choose from for husbands first, & then fathers for their children?
We need good husbands & fathers, in that order, to get rid of the idea that "He ain't Nobody, he's JUST MY baby's daddy" because if this image continues, the baby will start to believe he ain't nobody & who will our daughters look to as the "pater familias". (That's why we have dictionaries.)
Have we had enough of "I can't wait for Mr. Right, I need Mr. Right Now?"....
Bro. Anon Imus