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Photos of Janice in her support of truth.
It was such an honor to receive an invitation to share and speak at the City Elders Breakfast in Tulsa, Oklahoma on the morning of President Trump’s visit.
Receiving a VIP Invitation to the Trump Rally was absolutely amazing! I always heard that it was a great experience, and being around my fellow Americans who love God, family, and country was such a blessing.
Volunteering for Congressman Kevin Hern’s campaign for reelection was such an enriching experience. I learned a lot, and met so many amazing people. He won!
I was so honored to be asked to sing at the Tulsa County GOP Watch Party. When I asked them what did they want me to sing they stated: The Star Spangled Banner; America the Beautiful; God Bless the U.S.A.; and Battle Hymn of the Republic. My immediate response was, “Wow that’s a mini-concert!” I had an amazing time at that event which had about 600 people there! It was fantastic!
It was such a joy to speak as part of a panel discussion and be a part of the services at Aspen Creek Church. The importance of the church directly addressing issues that comprise a biblical understanding and worldview cannot be emphasized enough.
The church often ignores certain issues. We should GO THERE with love, honesty, and truth. The results can bring about such an amazing understand among each other. This is what occurred as a result of us doing this. Eyes were opened, and people gained clarity and understanding.
We discussed: What does the Bible say about race? Is there white privilege? Is there institutional racism? Does the government owe black Americans reparations? What is the place of critical race theory in our society? This theory is being taught in schools.
Should the church be addressing any of this? If I’ve said it once, I’ll say it again: We have to talk TO and WITH each other; not AT each other! That’s how we grasp and execute solutions.
Speaking and singing at the King’s Ball, and the Global Apostolic Summit was a truly powerful experience! I met such amazing people!
It’s such a privilege to be a part of the Law Enforcement Mental Health Support Services Team. Recording for presentations to support our men and women in blue is such an honor.
The day after singing at the Tulsa County GOP Watch Party, KRMG, a local conservative radio station, was covering the events of the Watch Party. They were playing me singing that morning and asked, “Who is this?” It was so funny as they were trying to find out who was that woman singing. I called them and said, “That’s me!” They asked to do an interview with me, and we had a great time sharing together. Thanks KRMG!
Is a person supposed to be a part of a particular political party solely based upon their ethnicity and race?