About

sabbath with my sisters
Chesarae Fletcher

Chesarae Fletcher

Co-Founder

Chesarae Fletcher began her study of scripture in the African-American Holiness- Pentecostal tradition. This early spiritual legacy birthed a deep hunger for intimacy with Christ’s spirit and his word, which led her into over 22 years of the academic study of theology. Professor Fletcher is an early career biblical scholar, and is currently completing a Ph.D. in Systematic Theology. Her study focus is on Altar Theology and its role in Pentecostal traditions.

Phyllis Towles

Phyllis Towles

Co-Founder

Phyllis Towles is an ordained pastor, teacher, leadership and life coach. She has been a consummate leader for major corporations, non-profit organizations, and churches for decades. Pastor Phyllis is passionate about equipping, encouraging, and empowering people through truths that transform their spiritual, personal, and professional lives

Contributors

Michelle Turner

Michelle Turner

Michelle “CH ELLE T” Turner is a mother of 7, wife for 24 years, ministry leader that has done comedy for 16 years, written 3 feature films, and wrote and directed stage plays.  She is a very creative, spontaneous, interactive individual that has a focused mind for a storyline, an out of the box eye for visuals, with extensive life experiences perfectly lived to bring them both to life. 

Chanel Hill

Chanel Hill

Chanell is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) with more than eight years of experience working in schools, as well as private practice mental health settings. Chanell focuses on issues related to, self-esteem, trauma, depression and anxiety. She aims to create a non-judgmental environment for clients to find their own skills and support to achieve their goals and reach their full potential. Chanell loves watching NBA basketball and cheering for her favorite hometown team the Golden State Warriors. She enjoys traveling, hanging out with friends, R&B music, cooking and family time

Kairis Chiaji

Kairis Chiaji

Kairis Chiaji, owner of “Braids, Bits & Babies….”, is on a mission to lower infant and maternal mortality and morbidity in the African American community by increasing the number of culturally competent birth workers, helping them grow their businesses in this field, and mentoring them in civic engagement. Braids, Bits, Beads, Babies and Other B. S. (Beatitudes Services) is a sole proprietorship umbrella for a number of businesses including catering, jewelry sales, and natural hair art. As a professional and community doula herself, she also provides birth support, education, and advocacy for birthing families.