Claudette Milner
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Author
Song Writer
Workshop Facilitator
Film Producer
A Matter of Interpretation
December 3, 2017
Topic: Healthcare Options
Guest: James Alexander JenCare
Former U.S. Marine
Attended University of Louisville
Patient Advocate
Healthcare Navigator
Membership Development Manager JenCare Louisville Market
December 10, 2017
Profile of a Sex Offender
Guest: Janice Downs
Over 3 years’ experience in supportive and social services with the Cabinet for Health and Family Services that encompasses determining eligibility for food stamps, Medicaid and child care services, assessment of needs of social services for families that have substantiated findings of abuse or neglect and assessment of individuals for services directed toward safety and self-sufficiency.
Over 25 years’ experience in Offender Rehabilitation in Indiana and Kentucky that included counseling and treatment of sex offenders within the penile institutions and on probation/ parole.
I have a personal and professional commitment toward supportive/social services, rehabilitation, recovery, safety and well-being of the community.
December 17, 2017; Host: Sydney Tucker
Topic: Meaning of Christmas
Guest(s): Azzan M.Ghafoori, Adryann Watkins,Eric Johnson
Name: Azzan M. Ghafoori
School: Louisville Male High School
Age: 14
Known as the Big Friendly Giant due to his calm demeanor, willingness to help, patience of Job, and towering at 6’3, Azzan Ghafoori is a teenager striving for great things. As a freshman currently attending Louisville Male High School, where he plays soccer, tennis, and is part of the LMHS orchestra, Azzan inspires to bring laughter and smiles where there aren’t any. With his funny sense of humor, wittiness, and amazing jokes, Azzan enjoys making others happy. He also enjoys spending time with his family, including his father, mother, and two brothers. Outside of school, Azzan is active in his church community, singing tenor in the Community Missionary Baptist Church Youth Choir. He is also a regular participant in their annual Christmas productions.
Name: Adryann Watkins
Age: 17
School: Ballard High School
Name: Eric Quincy Johnson
Age: 21
School: University of Louisville
Eric Quincy Johnson is a young man on a mission. Currently attending the University of Louisville, where he is majoring in Communications with a minor in Business Marketing, Eric is hard at work to achieve his goal of becoming a leader for change. His involvement in organizations such as the C.O.N.E.C.T Mentoring Program allow him to help students to achieve their goals, while fulfilling his desire to lead and be a mentor to others.
Outside of school, Eric’s entrepreneur spirit can be seen with his business ventures as co-owner of Kalexander Clothing and LQ Property Management. One of Eric’s most important roles includes being a big brother to his younger siblings, who adore him and look to him for advice and love. Eric is a breed of young adults who we often don’t see in today’s world striving for excellence, while keeping God first.
December 24, 2017
Topic: Battling Satan For your Purpose
Host: Claudette Milner
December 31, 2017
Topic: Hope for Pregnant Teens
Guest: Sherri Churchill
I had an abortion at the age of 15, that was a very traumatic experience for me. I had no idea of the side effects of an ABORTION.
I had my 1st child at 17 my 2nd child at 19. I was a very young mom of two children Keith Andre & Kevin Ardis. I remember being hopeless and afraid.
In 1989 I met Troy Churchill Sr. we dated for a couple of years and had a son. We named him Troy Jr. When Troy Jr was 6 months we got married. I don’t think we knew what we were getting into. I'm now a wife and a mother of 3 sons at the age of 21.and I still haven’t dealt with my abortion experience.
At the age of 24, I made a terrible mistake. My husband and I separated for 7 years. During the seven years I found myself homeless and living with family. That was a very dark time for me!!!!!!
I wasn't sure what to do or where to go. I began going to church and asked the Lord for forgiveness. I was able to get back on section 8. And got a job. If it wasn’t for family and friends praying for me and speaking positive words of encouragement, I'm not sure where I would be. In 2013 I finally got the help I needed for my Abortion. I still had unforgiveness in my heart. I am now able to say I am Forgiven and set FREE!!!!!
I’m now employed at BsideU for life, formally known as A Women's Choice Resource Center where I counsel women in Crisis Pregnancy. I’m also one of the facilitators for our Bible Study Forgiven and set FREE!!!
A year ago the Lord laid it on my heart heavy to open a maternity home for pregnant moms and their children. It's so sad to hear a women say she is going to abort her baby because she is homeless. It hurts my heart and I asked the Lord what can I do to help these women? He reminded me of Matthew West song "Do Something " I'm not sure if you've heard of him or even heard that song you should listen to it.
I asked my husband what he thought about it and he immediately said Baby I’m here to help you do this! We reached out to Angie Renfro with Kristy Love Foundation. She said with NO hesitation YES I would be honored to help you Beautiful. She has truly been a Blessing to us.
We are so proud to announce in 2018 we will open Churchill's House of Hope: Helping Others Pursue Excellence through Jesus Christ! Hosea 2:15
We want moms to know they are not alone and we are here to support, encourage and provide housing for them and their children.
To God be the Glory!!!