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Engaging in Grief, Lament, and Kingdom Work with Dr. Natasha Sistrunk Robinson

Engaging in Grief, Lament, and Kingdom Work with Dr. Natasha Sistrunk Robinson

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 In this episode, Natasha sits with Dr. Natasha Sistrunk Robinson, a writer, speaker, leadership consultant, and mentoring coach. A former Marine Corps officer and U.S. Naval Academy graduate, Natasha has nearly 2 decades of experience in leadership and discipleship across military, government, church, and nonprofit spaces. She’s the founder of Leadership LINKS, Inc., author of Mentor for Life and Hope for Us, and editor of Voices of Lament. In this powerful conversation we dive into discipleship, mentorship, sponsorship, and how we can faithfully walk through Black Woman Grief with God and community.

Come and sit with us and join the conversation, Sitting with Black Woman Grief, an exclusive podcast series on the Can You Just Sit With Me? Podcast. Please let us know what resonates with you.

Main points:
  • Understanding Black Woman Grief
  • The Role of Community in Healing
  • Mentorship and Leadership with Purpose
  • Creating Safe Spaces for Grief and Lament

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